. >> mr. mike martial? . >> good afternoon, welcome to the commission mr. martial. >> thank you happy new year and my name is mike martial i'm the executive director of rich -- and i wanted to begin by articulating what we do because it was loss in the roont campaign about this issue we are here today bealso believe that everyone involved and the water system the hetch hetchy water system should have a say of the water improvements and i'm sorry this letter is late but which have we have it here we learned about this yesterday and we agree there should be a voice and this amendment is not the solution to this problem. and the reason is the city attorney is very clear that the voters of san francisco are the arrest orbiters arbitraries of the -- san francisco and it's on it's face value when you bhfer you take votes right away from certain conconstituentcy to none elected officials it problematic and secondly it can be open to litigation and the purpose of this is to protect focus it will counties and the taxpayers in san francisco and this does not have any

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she began her career with the city by working for the sfmta in mr. mike burn's administration and now she returns, coming full circle, back to us after many years with the san francisco planning department where she served in a variety of administrative functions, most recently as the department's chief of staff. i would like it also to introduce another new member of the management team, who is returning home. a native san franciscan, who joined the sfmta family as communications director january 3rd. she is responsible strategic communications, media relations and marketing to help ensuring cohesive awareness and understanding of sfmta's role, services and commitment to serving the public and other key stakeholders. internal and external communications, community relationships and outreach, traditional and digital media will report to you. miss su comes to us from pfizer in new york city where she served as director of branded marketing and communications. i don't know what it is, but it sounds complicated. prior to pfizer she worked at warner lambert a

please say hell to to mr. mike nicco. >> they can see us any day. welcome. >> all right.ne. live doppler 7 hd shows spotty radar returns this morning. some drizzle. a little bit of fog. another damp morning. not wide-spread rain like we had to the south yesterday morning for the commute. but it is still moist out there with wetness on the roads. temperatures are mild. novato is 46. upper 40's around napa and fairfield and concord. everyone else in the low-to-mid 50's. through the afternoon hour we will hang out in the upper 50's to mid-60's with a stray shower possible. less likely than yesterday. now, hello to sue hall. >> hello everyone. happy friday. we do have a little bit of mist and drizzle. some damp roads. no real problems to speak of. look at the golden gate bridge. i came across at 3:30, already four lanes for southbound commute. it is wide open. no problems. we have road work through marin county north 101 and south 101 from the bottom of the waldo grade to the top of the waldo grade. to oakland northbound and southbound, colisieum to 980 delayed until 9:00 wit

mr. mike has the weather. >> it seems busy compared to here.r 7 hd shows a quiet commute weather-wise as the winds are blowing offshore with the clouds away from us. we still have dense fog in the north bay valley. 40 to 45, with cool conditions, and we will be in the low-to-upper 50's by lunch and low-to-mid 60's for most of the afternoon. as you head inland, other than the minor fog we have 32 to 42 to start and mid-to-upper 50's for lunch and low to minority 60's for the afternoon. at the coast it is cooler and calmer, and 37 to 41 and light to mid-50's and in the afternoon, upper 50's to mid-60's so warmer than yesterday, and everyone will be in the upper 40's to low 50's during the evening hours with a clear and rain-free sky. >> new this morning, san francisco archbishop is causing a stir with comments he made about same-sex marriage. according to the huffington post, he told the catholic herald the term gay marriage is a natural impossibility and should rarely be used saying legislating for the right of people of the same sex to be marri

mike: unpatriotic. 9 trillion dollars in debt 2008. we're 16 1/2 trillion dollars in debt today. all right. joining me now, former house speaker newt gingrich. mr. speaker, great having you with me tonight. [applause] >> good to be with you, governor. i must say that was a terrific lead-in and one i kind of wish the president had seen. >> mike: well, i want to begin asking you, does it strike you as odd? the media hasn't really called the president account-- to account for this rapid evolution that he's had on the viability of the debt ceiling. >> well, i think the conservatives have to learn a couple of lessons out of the last four years. one is that the elite media will never hold him to account for anything. and the other is that he is who he is. he's a liberal democrat or a radical democrat, who wants bigger government, higher taxes, more power in washington. redistributionist policies and secular values and that is who he is and i think rather than hoping he'll somehow moderate, we should set our own agenda and we should look where we have leverage. i actually think, mike, that the house republicans were very wise in williamsburg to decide

pitts: i'm pleased to yield five minutes to the gentleman from michigan, mr. mike rogers, a prime sponsor of this legislation. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. rogers: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank ana -- anna eshoo in being a big part of getting this passed. it's been about 10 years since september 11 and the anthrax attacked that followed. the threat of bioterrorism remains a real threat indeed to the american people. as we have seen in events across northern africa, our adversaries in al qaeda and others are still he will bent on their terrorism -- hell bent on their terrorism acts. we know they are interested in chemical and radiological and biological elements to further their political gain. fortunately, we've spent the last debling cade preparing for the chemical, biological, and radiological events by preparing and stockpiling numerous countermeasures to protect americans the event of an attack. we now have numerous vaccines and treatments in the national stockpile to save somehow -- thousands of lives if

mike: unpatriotic. 9 trillion dollars in debt 2008. we're 16 1/2 trillion dollars in debt today. all right. joining me now, former house speaker newt gingrich. mr. speaker, great having you with me tonight. [applause] >> good to be with you, governor. i must say that was a terrific lead-in and one i kind of wish the president had seen. >> mike: well, i want to begin asking you, does it strike you as odd? the media hasn't really called the president account-- to account for this rapid evolution that he's had on the viability of the debt ceiling. >> well, i think the conservatives have to learn a couple of lessons out of the last four years. one is that the elite media will never hold him to account for anything. and the other is that he is who he is. he's a liberal democrat or a radical democrat, who wants bigger government, higher taxes, more power in washington. redistributionist policies and secular values and that is who he is and i think rather than hoping he'll somehow moderate, we should set our own agenda and we should look where we have leverage. i actually think, mike, that the house republicans were very wise in williamsburg to decide

. >>> with us now, the chief white house correspondent with "politico," mr. mikeen with a look at the "playbook." good morning, mike. >> good morning, willie. you have insight into that fascinating meeting today at the white house between vice president biden and the nra. what can the vice president, what can the white house reasonably expect to get out of the nra today? >> the nra is going to go in there with a conciliatory face. they're being smart. they're sending not their top lobbyist but an official who has worked with biden over the years, worked with him in the '90s in the senate, is actually friends with him from the delaware beach, jim baker, the nra's number two, but he's coming with a very hard message. the nra told me that in the past 18 days, their paid memberships have gone up 100,000. they've gone from 4.1 million to 4.2 million. and they tell me that before this debate is over, they want to get to 5 million. so the nra sees this fight as a growth opportunity. willie, it's $25 a year, you get a free camo duffel bag with that. and we're told that ji

with us from washington, chief white house correspondent for "politico," mr. mike with a look at the "playbook." hello. >> good morning, guys. >> you've got a piece up on the site headlined "bloomberg's washington footprint explodes," talking about the mayor's influence down in d.c. on issues like immigration, gay marriage, infrastructure. tell us a little more about what he's doing down there. >> very quietly the mayor is building a big organization down here. "politico" connected the dots, talked to the mayor at his bull pen offices in city hall where he sits there in the middle of the other workers. and he said he's doing two things. one, he's using lobbyists. amazingly, the bloomberg organizations have 26 lobbyists from seven firms working washington at this moment. but also building grass-roots pressure through his group of other mayors on gun control. so the mayor is being very intentional about using the platform that he has as mayor of new york but also the personal fortune that he has to put these issues on the radar. and he jokingly told maggie that when

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the president of the united states accompanied by secretary of defense, leon panetta, chuck hagel, mr. mike morel and mr. john brennan. >> as president and commander in chief, my most solemn obligation is the security of the american people. over the past four years, we have met that responsibility. by ending the war in iraq, a transition to afghanistan, and decimating the al qaeda core, and taking out osama bin laden. by disrupting terrorist plots, saving countless american lives. among an outstanding team i am especially grateful to leon panetta who has lead the cia and our military with incredible skill. >> leon, after nearly five decades of service, you have more than earned the right to return to civilian life. i have much more to say about leon's distinguished service in the days ahead. today i want to convey the eternal gratitude of the entire nation. thank you so much. i also want to thank michael who has earned the admiration of all of us who have worked with him across government and here in the white house. in moments of transition he has guided the cia with a steady hand as acti

mr. mike barnes of maryland,ality -- alternate. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. please take your conversations off the floor. the house -- the chair will now entertain requests for one-minutes. please take your conversations off the floor. for what purpose does the gentleman from pennsylvania rise? mr. thompson: i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: madam speaker, the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania deserves to be heard. please take your conversations off the floor. the house will be in order. mr. thompson: thank you, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized for one minute. mr. thompson: friday marks the annual march for life and i look forward to joining the thousands of constituents that will journey to washington to be the voice of the unborn and champions for their protection. withou

mr. lies perhaps? >> plus mikeatlanta and tonight he does a little realtime closed captioning provided by uscaptioning provided by uscaptioning company. íáf- >> up up away 49ers boarded the charter jet today in san jose. arrived in atlanta short time alaska. 49ers go through the final preparation tomorrow for sunday big nfc championship game. sunday winner goes on to the superbowl of course. abc 7 news reporter wayne spent the day with the frainers as they practiced in santa clara. >> time san francisco 49ers boarded their team plane this afternoon they had already put in a busy day by anyone standards. trying to keep to the a routine but everyone kno knows better. especially their young quarterback. >> i mean it's going to be the same routine we always do. just going to be in atlanta, not here. >>reporter: as if practicing for nfc championship game doesn't ahead just a bit more intensity, as if forty-niner faithful always arrive outside team head quarter at 6:45 this morning. they did. tailgate party of 4. >> 6 no

thank god that mike brown came and cave them all a certificate in mr. shornberg class and i participated and held my workshop. whatever african-americans in that class they got a certificate because we gave it to them but in that school not one black kid got a certificate and i didn't know about the stuff going on at mlk so please wake up you all. >> i'm not a preacher but my name is fouz. i was born in san francisco -- i'm sorry. gym comment is closed now. >> >> i don't have a card for you. >> but i'm going to speak anyway. i'm the guy they're talking about. i'm the guy they're talking about that -- i'm the guy that don't have a job. i'm the guy out there homeless. i'm the guy live on third and the only one besides ought the rest of the african-americans -- >> sir, you're out of order. >> you i need to have -- >> sir geing -- >> you got all the money. >> okay. i think we're going to close public comment now. i'm going to call for a five >> public enrichment fund and we have a report from one of the committees. >> yes we have a report from the bilingual

mike? >> let's go to mr. peck. mr. peck?amazon, by the way. >> oh, absolutely. >> you do have one vote. grasso, even though dan won. anyway. we have to take a break. next on "fast," where you can find the most bang for your buck as the euro surges to a 14-month high against the u.s. dollar. back right after this. humans. even when we cross our t's and dot our i's, we still run into problems. namely, other humans. at liberty mutual insurance, we understand. that's why our auto policies come with accident forgiveness if you qualify, where your rates won't go up due to your first accident, and new car replacement, where, if you total your new car, we give you the money for a new one. call... to talk to an insurance expert about everything else that comes standard with our base auto policy. and if you get into an accident and use one of our certified repair shops, your repairs are guaranteed for life. call... to switch, and you could save hundreds. ♪ born to make mistakes liberty mutual insurance. what's your policy? >>> nice po

mike hydeck. good morning. is it hot in here? mr. like outside. >> i just want to see if that jacket is going to stay on. we've warmed up. it's in the 40s and even a few a-degree readings in spots. kind of all over the board. your day planner definitely going to be milder than yesterday. look how much better the visibility is right now than yesterday. we do have patchy fog. we're going to climb into the low 50s by 1:00. probably topping around 56 in town. you guys southwest of us, culpeper, harrisonburg, you can make low 60s today. i think we'll all be well up in the 60s tomorrow. there's a slight chance of a shower this morning. we're watching some big time showers and storms moving in toward michigan coming out of the chicago area but locally some very light sprinkles have been coming east. fog a little bit of a problem. garrett county, you can't see up there. zero visibility. down to a mile enough at gaithersburg w. a few more hours till the sun rises, we'll have to watch out for the fog concern. look at the big difference in temp

mr. john abdo. john, thanks for being our guest. >>>mike, jj it's a pleasure thank you >> >john, you know, we talked about this earlier, in the opening, you obviously in health and fitness, in strength training, you've trained olympic athletes. tell us how you actually got involved in developing products for male sexual performance. >>>i actually always wanted to be a great athlete, started training in competitions in my teenage years, started actually coaching when i was 17. i'll be 57 next year, do the math, i've been doing this for over 40 years, and over the decades you really learn a lot, my goal was to learn the techniques, legal techniques, safe techniques that increase both sexual and sports performance. and it's interesting, because both we did the same thing, athletes take anabolic steroids, when i was younger i took anabolic steroids, and what it does, it makes your body stronger, but it shuts down your internal biochemistry. we had to figure out how do we restore that. so then i started saying that eating antiaging medicine with

thank you, mike, for your continued service. mr.dent i'm grateful for this opportunity to serve our country again. especially its men and women in uniform and their families. these are people who give so much to this nation everyday. with stuch dignity and selflessness. this is particularly as important at a time when we complete our mission in afghanistan and support troops in military families who sacrificed so much over more than a decade of war. i'm also grateful for an opportunity to help strengthen our country and strengthen our country's alliances, global freedom, decency and humanity as we help build a better world for all mankind. i will do my best. i will do my best for our country, for those we represent at the pentagon and for all seasons. mr. president, ill always give you my most honest counsel. thank you very much. >> let's bring back john harwood as we dip way from remarks of people who have been nominated or leaving office, including chuck hagel, and to. /* give us some reasons why he is regarded as a maverick. >> h

mike of the hill. we just talked to mr. bersra who is the chairman of the democratic caucus. we're going to start right where we picked up and that's on his message that everyone should get along hear the message from the voters and get to these big issues the country has. >> here's the reality. the democrats have already picked up eight seats in this congress, the white house really wants to have both houses and democratic control for its last two years of the obama presidency. where is the incentive for the two parties to get along in this congress? >> i don't see much of one. republicans are going to try to go back to their districts and say i put up a good fight and watch the fight that we did. and democrats are going to try to go back and say they're obstructionists don't send them back. then someone who can get along. and when those type of dynamics it's set up to be just as disagreeable as the last congress was with big fights and you heard the congressman say, ask the one thing that republicans could get and it was bipartisanship not like one of their big issues. so i

mike. >> optimistic boo-yah from new york, mr. cramer.e some of the money makes its way into the pockets from the sandy relief. >> boy, so do i. my charitable trust is contributing. i agree with you. >> caller: we could use it in the pockets. two questions regarding adt. they went public in october. i got them at 36. now they went up to about 46 now. >> yes. nice. nice work. >> caller: thank you. i'm wondering, what is the actual difference? what i'm not sure of what's the difference between adt and i thought they split from tyco. i'm not sure what the difference is between the two. >> okay. you know, what i want to do is this. i have been wanting to analyze those. look, i think electronics security for adt. that's how you view that company. let me do a piece about what the parts are worth. i have been wanting to do it for a while. i will do it for you next week. steve in california. >> caller: boo-yah, jim, from sunny, warm mora bay, california. >> i could get over this cold, cough thing i have going but i would infect your family to be

mr. z. or is that g? one more. anyone can recognize this one? >> mike's supposed to live under the bridge in central park and he has that neat of a signature? totally ruins the image. the last one i wanted to do, everyone wanted to know what pretty boy donny's signature looked like. boom.

mr. becerra, thanks very much. we're back with ginger gibson of "political." and mike lillis of "the hill." the democrats have picked up eight seats in the congress. the white house wants to have both houses under democratic control for its last two years of obama presidency where is the incentive for the two parties to get along co? >> i do not see much of one. republicans are going to try to go back to their district and say, i put up a good fight. democrats are going to back and say, there obstructionist. do not send them back. with those types of dynamics, it is set up to be just as disagreeable as the last congress. you heard the congressman said, i think they're going to call for bipartisanship. it is what a bit tricky battle for both of them. >> agreed. everyone was having their kumbaya moment, talking a good game. then immediately they started fighting just like they had for the two years previous. the republicans lost eight seats. the people better here now are more conservative than they were before. you'll see the same gridlock we saw over the past it of yours. -- two years. ever