mr. king, you are up. what happened to mr. king? nicolas? go for it. >> there was a belated request for a cantonese interpreter. i am checking with the applicant to see if he wanted to proceed or not. vice chair joseph: do we have an interpreter? >> no. vice chair joseph: and you just got the request? does the applicant want a continuance? >> i just checked with him and he said no. this is mr. chang, the owner and operator. this is a place of entertainment permit for karaoke. i'll turn it to him. vice chair joseph: mr. chang? do you speak english? >> a little bit. vice chair joseph: a little bit. can you tell me about your operation? can you tell me what you do? >> do like a restaurant. we just want to get some entertainment for the customer, light dinner entertainment. vice chair joseph: what kind of entertainment? >> singing karaoke. vice chair joseph: ok. anybody have any questions? commissioner cavellini: have you had a karaoke bar before? >> yes. commissioner cavellini: i am sorry. i do not speak chinese. in san francisco you had a kara

mr. king? >> commissioners? vice chair joseph: next item on the agenda, commissioners comments and questions. anybody? moving on, new business or requests for future agenda items? i move to adjourn. [horns honking] announcer: the first step to getting into college is finding someone who can help. for the next steps, go to knowhow2.org. >> it afternoon, everyone. welcome to the -- good afternoon, everyone, and welcome to the january 27, 2012 meeting at the san francisco local agency formation commission. my name is david campos, i am the chair of the committee. we want to thank the following members of sfgtv staff who are covering the meeting, tom and nona. >> item number one, call to order and roll-call. call at the role, commissioner avalos. present. commissioner campos. present. hope schmeltzer. present. we do have a quorum. supervisor campos: thank you. call item number two. >> item two, election of the chair person and vice-chair% for 2012. supervisor campos: colleagues, i do not know if you want to take act

mr. king? >> commissioners? vice chair joseph: next item on the agenda, commissioners comments and questions. anybody? moving on, new business or requests for future agenda items? i move to adjourn. president chiu: welcome to the board of supervisors meeting for tuesday, january 24th. please call the roll. >> mr. president, there is a quorum. president chiu: could you please join me in the pledge of allegiance? >> i pledge allegiance to the flag and to the republic for which it stands. one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. president chiu: you should have the december 6th and december 13th board minutes. can i have a motion to approve those minutes? without objection, those are approved. are there any communications? >> there are no to medications. president chiu: can we go to the consent agenda. >> unless anyone would like to have one remove, these will not be voted on separately. president chiu: can we have a roll call vote? supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. supervi

mr. king? >> commissioners? vice chair joseph: next item on the agenda, commissioners comments and questions. anybody? moving on, new business or requests for future agenda items? i move to adjourn. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us at the under construction site. thank you to the developers and call their supporters and certainly the people that i had met last year, including dennis rogers. we're all here on that rainy day last year when we kick started this project with the developers and housing advocates. your story here also with supervisor and board president david chiu with supervisor kim and our newest supervisor, christina olague. thank you for all being here. [applause] first, let me begin by saying that during the campaign for mayor and certainly post- campaign, there has been a very strong effort on our part to make sure that job creation and economic development, as i said in my speech and inauguration -- that that becomes a priority for me and my administration. i have a lot of suppo

martin mr. king jr.. from days of services to of remembrance, people are around the country are remembering the civil-rights icon. president obama painted by dr.ons made famous king. nationalve at the memorialther king jr. more. >> the events at the new already dropped out. the people. taking part inn projects all day long in honor of dr. king. the personal attributes are touching ofmost all. >> it is the first time i have gotten into this whole experience. >> this woman says the emotion from just the sight of the almost overwhelming. >> it is kind of surreal. it is a part of your history. >> the backdrop for the ceremony marking the national holiday is the first time americans could rightsibute to the civil- pioneer. moral that was years in the making. >> -- a memorial that was years the making. >> i used to live here 15 years ago and they were talking about making it. >> it is a remarkable thing. >> ♪ people along martin luther king his lifere celebrating and legacy. >> that was about community and peop

mr. king? >> commissioners? vice chair joseph: next item on the agenda, commissioners comments and questions. anybody? moving on, new business or requests for futuregenda items? i move to adjourn. commissioner: i would like to call the meeting to order. welcome to the meeting of the san francisco ethics commission, january 3, 2012. i will take role. commissioner studley, commissioner liu, commissioner hanyon. item number two, public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda. >> once again, i do not see my agenda item on the agenda. the sunshine task force were for all on case number 11-013 and 11-014, which i sent you months ago. you have not yet scheduled a public hearing on my item, and it should not take you five months to either recused him from this case, since the task force had a finding of willful failure and official misconduct bore him on both cases, so for him to recuse himself and this body to schedule a hearing on my case, i wonder when you are going to tell me, commissioner hyr, -

. >> every community has a martin mr. king boulevard. it is the cornerstone we all know.ulevard, but a place where one -- where walmart stands with your community. tavis: and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you.

. >> welcome, mr. kinggovernor of the bank of england. >> tonight king said the bank of england would pump more in the economy than it had to but wouldn't make our troubles clear. >> the path to recovery is likely to be arduous, long and uneven. the position of the world economy, especially in the euro area is serious. but there is no reason to despair. all crisis come to an end. >> this, too, shall pass. the i.m.f. would probably agree but if the euro zone crisis continues to fester, the shadow hanging around the world economy won't be lifting any time soon. stephanie flanders, bbc news. >> it's been agreed to extend the monitoring mission to syria by another month. five more gulf states pulled out of the observer mission. britain, france and germany are working on a resolution to put before the u.n. security council next week condemning syria for its violent oppression of protests. we have a report from the u.n. >> activists outside u.n. headquarters demand the security council intervene to stop the viole

. >> every community has a martin mr. king boulevard. it is the cornerstone we all know.ulevard, but a place where one -- where walmart stands with your community. tavis: and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you.  burgundy, like much of france, is laced by canals dug in the early industrial age. 200 years ago, canals like these provided the cheapest way to transport cargo. with the help of locks, you could actually ship your goods clear across france, from the mediterranean to the atlantic. today, trains and trucks do the heavy hauling and canals are for relaxing -- an art form in which the french excel. whether you're cruising in a big full-service luxury barge or a small captain-it-yourself boat, the basic experience is the same -- a lazy glide by pastoral scenes. this time, i'm joined by my friend and co-author of my france guidebook, my favorite francophile, steve smith. i love slowing down. cruising is the best way to see burgundy. it forces you to slow down. steves: and steve's family is hitching a rid

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mr. king: thank you, mr. speaker. i appreciate the privilege and the honor to be recognized to address you here on the floor of the united states house of representatives and to follow the gentleman from illinois, mr. shimkus, here in the well. and i want to first say that he makes clear sense with the argument he makes. we don't hear these arguments often enough and too often this congress is dealing with sue puffer louis issues. it brings to mind for me the president's speech last night, from in front of where you are right now, mr. speaker, and very early in his speech the president said he wants to see a future where we are in control of our own energy. well, that statement -- and part of that solution is encompassed by the delivery of john shimkus a little bit ago, about nuclear waste. there are other things we can do from a technical perspective to utilize that, recycle that and some of the nuclear waste is tied up because of an executive order that was signed by president jimmy carter, clear back morp than 30 y

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. >> it is good because of mark mr. king will be able to hold hands and stuff. >> -- because of martin luther king, we will be able to hold hands and stop. >> the city department for -- the city fire department's honor guard. old and young gathered together. >> this is a day to reflect on what dr. king did. he taught that each of us can do something to improve our community, and collectively, we can change the direction of america for the better so that people can have greater opportunities in this great land. >> when the republican presidential candidates debate later tonight, there will be just five. this morning, a former utah governor dropped out of the race, throwing his support to mitt romney. >> jon huntsman pulled the plug himself in south carolina, where he was in last place. >> today, i am suspending my campaign for the presidency. >> the former utah governor was beaten in new hampshire by mitt romney, who once been endorsed today. -- who he endorsed today. >> i believe it is time to unite around the candidate best

mr. king's style and motivation. i think as the media commentator, i would like to say something about that. let's first listen to john king's -- i should say let's read his explanation on who did this the day after the debate on friday on his own show. john king usa. he said in his defense, knowing his history, some of those criticizing the question argue, i should have known i was teeing up a major political opportunity. we knew that was a possibility, and we wrestled with it. in the end we decided, i decided it was the lead political story of the day, like it or not. well, in this quotation and other remarks of john cane, he can't get it straight meaning we, weather cnn decided or he meaning john king. i think it is clear that cnn as the royal we had plenty to do with this, and mr. king is trying to keep his job. i don't know, and i think he is probably a nice gentleman, but here is the difference in style that i think is behind this. john king's background is in wire service reporting which is the best training fo

mr. king bridge was one of the featured speakers at that dinner. we will show you the remarks by mr. gingrich and mr. cain, but first we will hear from florida congressman allen west. [applause] >> thank you. thank you. and just so that i can clarify the record, i do not dress like jeff that water. -- at water. our wives dress alike. -- our wives address us all like. look, when i stand here and see this brilliant gathering it really brings a true humble honor to me that i can stand before you. when i think about the privilege i had of taking off the camouflage uniform and still being able to serve this great nation, i can tell you that each and every day i wake up is a great day in the united states of america. it is a great day for angela and myself. [applause] you know, someone just came up to me and said, what on earth did you do to the huffington post? [laughter] every single day they are writing about you, and you are driving them apoplectic. but as i stand here today you're looking at the number one target for the entire democratic party in th

wolf, to get one over on mr. king. >> i'll do my best, thursday night, 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> congratulations on the coverage again. it's been exhilarating to watch. thank you all very much. >> thanks, piers. >>> when we come back, how will mitt romney and rick santorum respond to gingrich's surge? so who ordered the cereal that can help lower cholesterol and who ordered the yummy cereal? yummy. [ woman ] lower cholesterol. [ man 2 ] yummy. i got that wrong didn't i? [ male announcer ] want great taste and whole grain oats that can help lower cholesterol? honey nut cheerios. that can help lower cholesterol? like splenda® essentials™ no calorie sweeteners. this bowl of strawberries is loaded with vitamin c. and now, b vitamins to boot. coffee doesn't have fiber. unless you want it to. splenda® essentials™ are the first and only line of sweeteners with a small boost of fiber, or antioxidants, or b vitamins in every packet. mmm. same great taste with an added "way to go, me" feeling. splenda® essentials™. get more out of what you put in. welcome. i understand you need

wolf, to get one over on mr. king. >> i'll do my best, thursday night, 8:00 p.m. eastern. >> congratulations on the coverage again. it's been exhilarating to watch. thank you all very much. >> thanks, piers. >>> when we come back, how will mitt romney and rick santorum respond to gingrich's surge? there is a platform built for the purpose of driving innovation. one that's transforming how companies from every industry-- and of every size-- are doing business. a platform built for now. and for what's next. this...is the cisco intelligent network. cisco. and during the four course feast, there's so much to choose from. [ male announcer ] the four course seafood feast is back at red lobster. still just $15. get soup, salad, unlimited cheddar bay biscuits, dessert, and your choice of 7 entrées, like new honey bbq shrimp skewers or shrimp and scallops alfredo. all four courses, just $15. [ jody ] it's really good value. all my guests love it. i'm jody gonzalez, red lobster general manager. and i sea food differently. why did you buy my husband a falcon? thanks for the

. >> to get one over mr. king. >> thank you. i'll do my best thursday night 8:00 p.m. jacksonville, we'll all be there. >> be there. >> going to be terrific. convict gralt lai congratulations on the brilliant coverage. wolf, gloria, john, thank you all very much. >>> when we come back, how will mitt romney and rick santorum respond to tonight's gingrich's sunch and will his winl in south carolina give him the nomination? it [ todd ] hello? hello todd. just calling to let you know i'm giving you the silent treatment. so you're calling to tell me you're giving me the silent treatment? ummm, yeah. jen, this is like the eighth time you've called... no, it's fine, my family has free unlimited mobile-to-any-mobile minutes. i can call all i want. i don't think you understand how the silent treatment works. hello? [ male announcer ] buy unlimited messaging and get free unlimited calling to any mobile phone on any network. at&t. my high school science teacher made me what i am today. our science teacher helped us build it. ♪ now i'm a geologist at chevron, and i get to help sci

. >> the honorable member for kings land. >> mr. speaker, it was cruel for the kwefshg actives to deny low income seniors the family care giver tax credit. it's heartless to force low income seniors on welfare rolls by raising the age from 55 to 67. the fact is mr. speaker for kanldian seniors 40% of the seniors receiving the oas make less than $20,000 per year while other countries are trying to address the issue of income equality. the gap between rich and poor. why are the conservatives here in canada making income equality worse? why the war on the poor, mr. speaker? >> the honorable minister of human resources. >> why is it the liberals voted against pension income splitting for seniors and increasing the age credit limit not once but twice? >> order, order. she has the floor, and members give her the attention. >> mr. speaker, tell me why is it that the liberals voted against the largest increase in the guaranteed income supplement? that's the funding that goes to the poorest of seniors. why did they vote against that, too? >>

king day, we'll be honoring the day. i'll be calling for a constitutional amendment. >> that's all on monday? >> that's on this monday. mrg day. occupydream.org. people can get more information. >> okay. occupydream.org. thank you. we look forward to seeing your actions. we'll talk to folks involved with that when it comes to next monday. the panel sitting here patiently listening to the conversation. what would the political world look like? i know there are certainly factions within the tea party that view electoral funsing. they point to the incumbency. what would be the implications be if the occupation movement let alone factions of the tea party movement were to take up this issue, sam? >> i mean, i think it's actually broader than the campaign. it's got to be a campaign that has to run. >> the question i'm asking for 2012 is we're not seeing them talking about the republican primaries. we see every national politician basically avoid it one way or the other. i wonder if you think there's enough juice on the ball with this in the corners to make it even into a question? >> both sides would are rushing -- >> outside

mrs. obama marked martin luther king's birthday in washington. applause broke out last night when they entered the kennedy center, they entered a tribute for the slain civil rights leader called "let freedom ring." >>> in south carolina hundreds gathered on martin luther king day to protest the state's voter identification law. the law requires voters to show a photo i.d. before they vote. opponents say the law is meant to suppress black voter turnout. supporters say it's necessary to prevent voter fraud. >>> well, a lot of folks think the civil rights movement got its start in the south. but jim axelrod reports on a trailblazing protest in the nation's heartland. >> reporter: if the sculptures in dwroun wichita are designed to show a certain pioneering experience, then look no further than this bronze soda fountain. were you thinking to yourself, hey, we're going to make history here? >> no, we were thinking we were going to sit until we were served. >> reporter: 54 years ago carol park hohne led a group of students into dock um's food story whe

mr. j.k.usa, john king asks, where do you hide the uggs when you go on tv? >> he knows not only do i wear my uggs to work sometimes, but on primary night, i'll kick them off right before i go on. they're comfortable and sometimes they hide behind the desk. and christina and i are going to tampa for the big florida primary. looks like monday, tuesday, wednesday, 2:00 live from tampa. we're paying for all spill related clean-up costs. bp findings supports independent scientists studying the gulf's environment. thousands of environmental samples have been tested and all beaches and waters are open. and the tourists are back. i was born here, i'm still here and so is bp. at liberty mutual, we know how much you count on your car, and how much the people in your life count on you. that's why we offer accident forgiveness, where your price won't increase due to your first accident. we also offer a hassle-free lifetime repair guarantee, where the repairs made on your car are guaranteed for life, or they're on us. these are just two of the valuable features you can e

king, jr. president and mrs. obama joined hundreds of others at the kennedy center for the let freedom ring concert featuring grammy award winning bobby mcferen. it was the first year the dr. king holiday had a memorable in his honor open at the national mall. fox 5's audrey barnes with more on the thousands of people that braved cold and nightfall to see the memorial. reporter: against the backdrop of nightfall the memorial stood out like a buy beacon. >> it wasn't here when we were -- like a beacon. >> it wasn't here when we were little, but it's here to educate them on his life. reporter: it's the first time evelyn cherry surrounded by her children and grandchildren has seen the memorial in person. she called it a fitting tribute to the man who inspired her to jump auto a train with her father and sis -- on a train with her father and sister back in 1963 to attend a march on washington. >> i wanted them to witness this historical sight so when they go back to their school they can say hey, my grandmother took m

on martin luther king day is beyond the pale. >> this is a trumped up charge the democrats are playing the race card. there is nothing wrong withhold ago debate. >> bill: why would mrn even mention it though. >> i cannot speak for him. i have no problem with there being a debate on martin luther king day. democrats did it republicans are doing it i don't see a racial issue here. >> bill: would you say it was a smart strategy that he brought that up? >> you want me to get into the middle of you and harpootlian. i wouldn't have brought it up. it's not an issue. is it a smart thing. >> no. >> the guy brought it up. >> no, because parody. democrats did it, republicans do it. there was not an issue. no racial issue here. >> bill: he he brought it it up. was that smart? >> i wouldn't have done it there we go. give him a hand, ladies and gentlemen. 45 seconds. >> i think the bigger point is you are going to see more of this. not coming from barack obama himself. coming from other members of the democratic party. other people on the left. >> bill: and the media. >> and the media. not so subtly playing the race card and tieing into the first part of the setting: the philade

king jr. went well into the evening. the president and mrs. obama had a concert at the kennedy center. vation when they arrive. the first family honored dr. king ofby volunteer . ing. leon harris has more. >> thousand from the young to the old converged on the national mall, but everyone had the same message. >> equality and freedom. >> in justice -- for justice everywhere. >> music and dance filled the air as city leaders joined children in the parade. >> i love parades. that is exciting for me a pair >> dr. king's "i have a dream speech" was delivered in 1963. >> will be able to transform this into a beautiful symphony of brother. >> the president helped to build bookshelves at the brown education academy in northeast. >> there is no better way to celebrate dr. king then to do something on behalf of others. >> we invite you to see our photo gallery of dr. martin luther king jr.. and it read his most inspiring quotes on our webstie wjla.com. 4:56 is your time. >> still ahead, all warning for customers of the online retailer [ snoring ] [ x under crashes ] [ snoring ] [ thunder crashes

listen to the start of the cnn debate last night, as the question to newt gingrich from cnn's john king about mrsgrich number two. marianne there in beige standing by her man in 1987. take a listen. >> as you know your ex-wife gave an interview with the abc news and the "washington post" and this story has gone viral on the intern internet. in it she says that you came to her in 1999 at a time you were having an affair and she asked you, sir, about entering an open marriage. would you like to take time to respond to that? >> no, but i will. [ applause ] i think that the destructive vicious nature of much of the news media makes it harder to govern this country, harder to attract decent people to run for public office and i'm appalled that you would begin a presidential debate on a topic like that. [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. gloria borger, you are still there in charleston, our scheef political analyst here, and you heard newt's response and score one for the former speaker? >> yeah. well, i think that it played well inside. first of all, brooke, i want to tell you that we are at the go

king. the obama's joined volunteers at the brown education campus. the president helped build book shelves and painted quotes on the walls. mr. ama says helping others is a fitting way to celebrate dr. king's life. >> all of us can be a drum major for service, all of us can be a drum major for justice. you know, there's nobody who can't serve. >> and washington clearly wasn't the only place where the national holiday was celebrated in a big way. among countless other places in atlanta. dr. king's birthplace. hundreds of people filled the baptist church for the annual service celebrating dr. king's birthday. dr. king's birthday was yesterday. he would have turned 83 years old. >>> rockville hosted its 40th annual martin luther king, jr., event. singers, dancers, and artists honored the civil rights leader. community members shared their personal reflections. that is our very own j.c. hayward was the featured guest today. hopefully we get to see a shot of j.c. very good. she was there in rockville. >> grateful of the opportunity to honor the work of the service, dr. martin luther king, jr. his spirit lives. >> the public was inv

mrs. obama did an interview with gayle king on our cbs "this morning" broadcast last week. she said she had read the book, did not intend to read the book. and she is talking in the interview-- i'm going to play a little of it for you here-- about a reported incident between her and her husband's staff. listen to this. >> i guess it's more interesting to imagine the conflicted situation here, and a strong woman... you know. but that's been an image that people have tried to paint of me since, you know, the day barack announced that i'm some angry black woman. >> schieffer: did you try to portray her as an angry black woman? >> not at all. those words aren't in the book. there's nothing that implies that he she is. she is portrayed as a very strong woman. and her narrative is very dramatic because she gets to the white house and her initial landing is quite difficult. but the thing is, we see in scene after scene anecdote after anecdote directly reported with her aides that she really turns it around and the twist of the book is that by the summer when i finished my reportin

mr. obama helped fill bookshelves, as you can see, and a reading corner for students where he painted a quote from dr. kingords "i have a dream." and that spirit of the mlk holiday was alive and well across the country. in lawton, oklahoma more than 400 people spread out across the area. among the projects there, replacing ceiling tiles at a salvation army boys' and girls' center and painting walls at a middle school. it's good to see the message is still -- >> it really is amazing. everyone getting out there. that spirit of helping and community building. >> that's what it's about. >> here's a look at your tuesday weather. it could be a very messy commute in boston with a wintry mix. chicago, we'll start with rain, then going to switch over to snow, paula. so -- >> back to rain. >> warn the friends. >> back to snow. >> exactly. blustery. in the southern rockies. all within five minutes, really. >> cooler than usual in l.a. at 59 degrees. honolulu and miami are tied for the hot spot at 79. new york, boston, and detroit are mild, in the mid 40s. and in salt lake city they will stay at the freezing mark. >>

. >> pumba from "the lion king". >> mr. roker, what's going on? >> we'reooking at a lot of wet weather coming up out of the south where we have a risk of strong storms, heavy rain. the low pressure is going to lift up to the north and east. that's going to be bringing rain as it reaches colder air. it will bring a frozen mix of precipitation and snow into new england. snowfall amounts up to the north. we're talking one to two inches. rainfall. flood watches in the southeast. one to three inches of rain. we'll look at the lake effect snows in the next hour. >> good morning. clouds are building in. most of the rain holding off until the afternoon. temperatures are looking >>> and that's your latest weather. matt? >> now to the decency debate at the u.s. supreme court. major networks, including nbc, are challenging the fcc's policy of hitting them with big fines of broadcasting bad language and nudity. pete williams has the latest. hi, pete. >> reporter: matt, good morning. most of the television programs that come into american homes are unregulated