mr. hansen tom. three minutes up? 27 seconds.e is the one person is placed and has caused the most problems. the cost of his malfeasance is truly fantastic. tens of millions of dollars for our side, far in access -- excess of the customers. if no one goes under mr. lee's new administration, the one person that has to go, keep ms. day, remove mr. tom. thank you. >> good morning. i said on the board of omera. in a san francisco native and happy to be here. i wanted to reiterate some of the facts that stephen courier already mentioned. gía-fttñthey applied for a permt winding way, no structural permit, just t-shirt remodeled. there was follow-up, but nothing has changed since november 14. i know that they tried to go into the property to see what the issues were. still outstanding, i wanted to know why it took so long to get the process rolling. if there were stricter rules and guidelines for permits, a steeper fines to get people to abide by the law of the permit processo!çh;ot, i also did exte renovations in my house, went throug

and mrs. tom? i pledge allegiance to the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> the special school facilities tax, with the greatest district in california, and the teacher's act that led to $2 billion in critical support to our schools. mr. helman was in the every child a-- can learn foundation. we can't forget his annual three-day event. a dedicated concert for students to enjoy and celebrate bluegrass music. to quote him in an interview with forbes magazine, what does move me is the philanthropic stuff. giving does move me. part of it is selfish and it is fun to be appreciated. it goes without saying that hsi is gracious contributions to public education have made it grow by encouraging participation, throughout the city and beyond. we will always remember him with respect and admiration. we express condolences to the helman family, but celebrate the contributions he's given. warren, you will be

that leadership is exemplified by the chairman of the board, mr. tom nolan. >> thank you and good morning. the board has been looking for ways to be as creative as possible in using technology to assist our customers. we think the flexibility and convenience are really important. they are putting these stickers on their. it does not cost the mta anything for this program. that is really exciting for us. so many things cost money. as an occasional driver, and one feature on this is that when parking is about to expire, there is a five-minute notice. we send a text message. i think people will really appreciate that. this is another step forward by the sf mta. we look forward to seeing the results very soon, starting here. there will be 30,000 in san francisco eventually. now the largest city to do this anywhere in the world. thank you. [applause] bu>> with leadership like a scene from the three gentlemen behind me, they have set a clear course and strong direction for us. there are a number of folks within the mta that will execute. i want to acknowledg

that leadership is exemplified by the chairman of the board, mr. tom nolan. >> thank you and good morning. the board has been looking for ways to be as creative as possible in using technology to assist our customers. we think the flexibility and convenience are really important. theyre

that leadership is exemplified by the chairman of the board, mr. tomolan. >> thank you and good morning. the board has been looking for ways to be as creative as possible in using technology to assist our customers. we think the flexibility and convenience are really important. they are putting these stickers on their. it does not cost the mta anything for this program. that is really exciting for us. so many things cost money. as an occasional driver, and one feature on this is that when feature on this is that when parking is about to expire,

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goldie, i want to start with you to weigh in on mr. tom bro could have while he's not ang coring the news now is fee during heavily in an ad that mitt romney is playing against newt gingrich all about hissette things. let's have a listen. >> newt gingrich came to power after all preaching a higher standard. a man who brought down another speaker on ethics allegations. tonight he has on his own record the judgment of his peers, democratic and republican. by an overwhelming vote they found him guilty of ethics violations. >> to the ominous music as well back from the 1990s. goldie, that is not the kind of thing you want to hear if you're newt gingrich regardless if it was the '90s and he has all sorts of explanations. people love tom brokaw. how is it playing? >> i think it's playing well. it is a winner take all but, two, as newt has risen on the debates, he's also fallen on the debates. three, mitt romney has spent an awful lot of money on television, nearly 5 to 1, mostly negative ads. it's working. in terms of tom brokaw, i wouldn't want

today, tom brady shows mr. tebow who is the boss. tebow, 136-yards which a fumble.better. watch this catch by gronkowski. 10 catches, three scores. 14-0 patriots. brady never lets up. 'brady threw five td passes in the first half, six on the day. ties aord. they host the afc title game next quebec -- weekend. nba action. the cats and the warriors. all bobcats after the warrior lead. look at this shot by kemba walker. the buzzer beater. bobcats win it 112-100. so the ice, the nets and sharks in columbus. pavelski throws it on goal. sharks win on the road 2-1. that was your toyota sports report. niners get green bay or the giants. >> whoa do you like. >> i like the giants in an upset. that's wishful think saying don't have to go to green bay but great to see see see aaron rodgers meet alex smith. >> if they have green bay they have to play in lambeau. >> that's it. captioned by closed captioning services inc.

mr. fancy here. he is for tom brady. that's a problem with mr. cianci here.d the omega choices overwhelming. then i found new pronutrients omega-3. it's from centrum. it's a smaller minigel. with two of the best omegas to support my heart, brain and eyes. new pronutrients from centrum. >> sean: all right. steven crowder's request. here's henry waxman's attack on the republicans, comparing them to, well, terrorists. it's the full screen. sorry. they want to use legislation as a way to act like terrorists. they hold things hostage. that's the quote... >> thought politics. >> oh, come on. >> why are you offended by this? but nobody's offended by don't retreat, reload. >> it's a silly catch phrase. one is villainizing an entire group of people i. don't retreat, reload. that's disgusting. >> to trump the ideals. we should unite -- listen, the military consists of the military for given tasks. most of the time, it is to act as a cohesive unit. that doesn't mean conservatives have to be on board with your agenda that sucks. you don't unite with someone who is bad at

tom. nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. this is your aunt? >> this is my aunt. >> is that mrs. leonard? or ms. leonard? >> ms. leonard. >> i'm tom lynch. i'm pleased to meet you. i'm going to sit down here and chat with you for a little bit, okay? >> oh, please do. >> aunt mary, mr. lynch would like to talk with you and i about what you would like to have... about funeral arrangements and death preparation. can you... would you like to speak with him about that? >> oh, yes. >> mary was getting progressively worse. she wanted very much to remain independent, but it came to a point she realized she really couldn't be on her own. she was diagnosed with lung cancer, and within a couple of weeks she checked herself into hospice. i don't know why she was so direct with death and dying. she was not a woman of faith. she searched for it but she hadn't found it. she felt she'd lived a very good life. and she spoke openly of it. >> cremation is what you've chosen. cremation? aunt mary, would you like to be cremated? >> yes. >> i think the main thing is... >> having her not be frightened made it so much easier to be ther

mr. obama. however, there is no doubt some conservative voters reject tom delay and ann coultering saying, seeing mr. gingrich as someone would will not take anything from the president or media that support him that. is the speaker's main attraction. but i must say i am surprised by the right wing. i have known the speaker about 10 years to me he's a bonafide conservative. he may wander off the reservation sometimes but that shows he's not a zombie f a year ago someone told me committed right would be attacking newt gingrich on ideology, i would have laughed. scorn fully. but that is what's happening today. that is the message. now, top story tonight reaction from washington laura ingram, who is a conservative american. are you are you surprised ann coulter and tom delay are going after gingrich? >> gingrich ruffled a lot of grerjs for a lot of reasons here in washington. remember he was the boogie man of the left. they thought he was a pretty effective spokesman for conservatives. i looked at the cover of the "weekly standard" from 1995 there was a cover of gingrich with him with some kind of g

mr. clean magic eraser extra power. tomyou guys were very busy more warm winter cominoff weather coming. his and hers still mad with local logos hear how about that? warmer days are ahead great shot at thank you mother nature for the warm-up today one-third the amount of snow. 12 degrees warmer than winter up to this point clouds have been a thickening rainfall in the area not stalling rainfall will carry over in the morning snow system develops look at the visibility's fog formic warm air what is left of the snow cover 6 in. last thursday it down to half an inch tonight melting lot of snow in the war but today it said dick st. louis to 68 degrees 45 degrees in chicago here is the reality check bitter cold mass of the arctic air coming in this week blasted south strongest one the one that gets in here on thursday that night at 41 degrees 22 degrees at the twin cities. temperatures have dropped as you can see approaching 20 degrees 24 hours ago some areas about 30 degrees. going to hit like it will tomorrow starting with the

>> no, absolutely not. >> to tom foley's attorney mr.nd the defense's investigator, the guilty verdict landed like a crashing blow. >> this is a grassroots whodunit and we thought we had shown that it wasn't this person who had done it. >> i was devastated. when this ended i could have walked into a wall. >> but just one day after tom foley's conviction, a woman stepped forward. she had new information that suddenly gave new life to tom's defense. >> she came forward and said, i saw this white car storming out of the driveway, almost hit me. it looked like somebody was either high or running away from something. >> the woman was certain the driver was coming out of the heath bar farm right around the time dar was murdered. and she was equally certain the driver looked nothing like tom foley. >> there's the killer, right there. she saw a person leaving our property. >> and then, like a dam breaking, two other witnesses came forward, each having seen a mysterious car of their own either parked on the foley property or speeding away from it

or cawcation joining us via satellite from dubuque, iowa, please welcome tom cherney, thank you for joining us, mr. cherney. (cheers and applause) you are a registered republican voter from iowa, correct? >> uh-huh. >> stephen: so who are you supporting tonight? >> i don't know. >> well, mr. cherney, some say romney is the candidate of destiny. will you be caucusing for him? >> ooh, um... well... (laughter). >> stephen: how about ron paul? very fashion gnat following there. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. ooh! >> stephen: newt gingrich. >> ugh. ugh. hmm. >> stephen: rick perry. >> huh? >> stephen: perry! >> oh! (mumbles). >> stephen: so you're not excited about any of the candidates? >> well, yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah, yeah, yeah. yeah. >> stephen: well, i'll let you get to the caucus. good luck deciding who will be the next president of the united states. >> (sighs) yeah. (cheers and applause) all right, evidently the iowa voter is a poor predictor of what the iowa voter will do but ladies and gentlemen i am still committed to making a definitive call on this race based on little or no evidence leaving me only

but yesterday tom brady showed mr. tebow who is the boss. the fumble. look at this catch by ron gronkowski. 10 catches, 143 yards, three scores for bronx. 14-0, patriots. brady shows five td passes the first pass, six on the day, tieing a postseason record. for steve young, they spanked the broncos 45-10 to host the title game next weekend. nba action, bobcats hosting the warriors. monta ellis to biedrins for the flush. 8-2, warriors in a hurry. all bobcats after that. how about this shot from walker. the half-court buzzer-beater. he had 23. bobcats win it 112-100. to the ice. sharks in column because. tied at one late in the third. pavelski throws it on goal. marleau cashing in on the rebound. sharks win second straight on the road. 2-1, the final. we will find out later today who the niners will face in the title game. we will have those details at five. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. >>> up next at 5:30, a plot of land that now holds the promise of hundreds of new jobs. the bigamist try of what is being built and who is hiring. and the cutbacks

mr. levine tonight. >> i'm wearing tom ford, too, the scent, not clothing. thank you very much.te it. we're going to return live to the red carpet in the next hour. who is expected to go home with the golden globe statuette. a.j. hammer will join us live. >>> could humans cause earthquakes? some in ohio say in a quest to find oil and gas deposits we already have. and that report is straight ahead. mance anytime. and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day so you can be ready anytime the moment's right, even if it's not every day. [ man ] tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medications and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sexual activity. don't take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. [ man ] do not drink alcohol in excess with cialis. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache or muscle ache. to avoid long-term i

mr. lawrence tinnes. those guy, tom coughlin and company going to another super bowl. they beat the patriots back in the '07-'08 season keeping them from having a perfect season. a little solace to us in the bay area. >> very little. >> it was tough. san francisco mayor ed lee issued a statement congratulating the 49ers on a successful season. >> he said, quote, our hometown team's amazing season will continue to inspire us into the off-season. we can't wait until kickoff next season. go niners. >>> it is now 5:05. in other news, allegations of domestic violence led to the arrest of a female san francisco prosecutor. 34-year-old sanaz nikaein was booked in the county jail on saturday. and then released after she posted bail. the circumstances that led to this arrest were not immediately available. and the alleged victim was not identified. sanaz nikaein and her husband are not commenting. >>> san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi could find out today when he will go on trial on three misdemeanor charges of domestic battery. mirkarimi pleaded not guilty last week. he is

now, as tom mentioned, hair today by mr. wind. cameras by mr. wind. i-270 at shady grove, no accidents heading toward the spur. no major delays yet. however, on the rails, marc, big delay. this one 15 minutes on the brunswick east. train number 870. metro and vre, both looking good at this time. back to you. >> thanks. >>> 6:02. new from overnight, a murder in palmer park, maryland, blocks from the prince george's county police headquarters. it happened in the 7700 block of bender road. police responded to a call for a shooting around 10:30 last night. when they arrived, they found a male victim. they took him to the hospital, and he died. police have not said if they have identified the shooter. >>> time may be running out for occupy d.c. protesters camped out at mcpherson square. d.c. mayor vincent gray sent a letter to the national parks service asking officials to evict those at the square and move them to a camp at freedom plaza. gray says the health department found deplorable conditions at mcpherson square because of a rat infestation. the mayo

tom. board of equalization member, betty yee. and, of course, mr. mayor, i refer to the -- governor, is that yours? [laughter] >> i believe so. [laughter] >> two children, very young kids here, precocious as all get-out, and they're already seeking headlines. board of education member appropriately for the school kids, emily morris. state controller. [applause] and your own controller, ben rosenfeld. [applause] school board member, rachel norton. school board member sandra lee. [applause] and you referred earlier to the selection of the police chief, and you named him your police chief. [applause] and gavin newsom named the first female fire chief, joanne hayes-white. [applause] and you kept gavin newsom's chief of staff, steve. where are you, steve? [applause] and then, mr. mayor, all this just didn't happen, all the business of the beautiful blue drapery decking out staal and -- city hall and the blue carpet and the horns aplenty heralding your arrival, that all happened because of the committee headed by none other than charlotte cholets and maw

mr. speaker, can i joi the prime minister in paying tribute to captain tom jennings from the royal marines, squadron leader anthony downing from the royal air force, rather john king from first battalion, the yorkshire regiment, and riflemen from fourth, third battalion the royal rifles. all of them showed enormous courage and bravery at making sacrifices on our behalf, and our deepest condolences go to their family and friends. >> here, here. >> the chancellor said in the opening state of the drinkers would onlyrise by 1% of inflation. and he therefore explained while rail companies this month some of these amateur roots have increased their fares by 11%? >> the power was given to them to do that by the last labour government. [laughter] >> ed miliband. >> know, mr. speaker. no. no, mr. speaker, no mr. speaker. the prime minister is wrong. the last, the last labour government stopped them from doing that and there's prime minister, and this prime minister when he came to office reversed that policy. that we produced. that'swhy, that's what the companies we are able to ri the fares. that's