i see mr. tom cotton there from the port of san francisco leading the port. i see ms. san francisco in the house. welcome. i see first lady anita lee to volunteer today. i see barbara smith from the housing authority and tom and leading building inspections and make suring they're safe and for everyone to enjoy. am i missing anybody else? oh okay. i don't think he needs any introduction. like with all of our events we're in partnership with many city departments and from day 115 years ago when we launched this clean up. >> >> with volunteers and to keep our city clean a partner that has been with us for every event. we work together side by side. public works is out in the streets and the plazas but in the parks we have a different team lead by phil ginsburg and please welcome him to say a few words. >> good morning. let's pick it up. it's beautiful. we're going to clean. so before i begin i have a very, very special, special announcement. today i want to everybody to know that the new head of the san francisco park patrol is rose park. congratulations rose. you start

streets that accompany speed limit discussions and i wanted to reintroduce our head of safer streets mr. tom maguire and ricardo, aleja as well. >> thank you. i'm tom maguire i oversee the sustainable streets division at the mt a. perhaps the most important part of our mission is the achievement of vision zero. i'm really excited to see the board of supervisors following on its historic commitment to vision zero we of course share and i thought your comment supervisor mar that the culture of speeding on the streets is appreciated and we'd like to use initiatives like vision zero to replace that culture of speeding with a culture of safety and also i want to thank you for your research and i took a few take aways from that and speed really matters it matters for reducing the the severity of crashes and the importance of combining enforcement education and engineering together which is the vision zero approach but combining those 3 together to achieve a safety outcome and of course the importance of automated safety enforcement and that's a tool that maybe as we embark on a conversation about

seo and from the mta we have a director of sustainable streets mr. tom maguire from the department of transportation in new york where he worked for years improving safer streets in new york and our sustainable streets division and from the department of public health we have our co-chair of our san francisco vision zero task force and commander ann mannox working hard on the vision zero processes in our city and the audience nicole snider and tyler frisbee and many others. with that colleagues i'd like to ask if you have any opening comments supervisor christensen . >> supervisor campos. >> i just want to thank you and thank supervisor yee and kim i look forward to the presentations and suggestions and thank you to the budget analysts for their work as well. >> thank you with that i'd like to invite you to present your findings. >> good afternoon. supervisor mar supervisor campos and supervisor christensen i'm fred r from from the budget and analyst's office. i'm just getting this prepared. today i'm going to summarize the report that we completed at th

seo and from the mta we have a director of sustainable streets mr. tom maguire from the department of transportation in new york where he worked for years improving

mr. tom kierein. tom will be there to answer all things just period.ust all things. >> that's right. >> we say we don't want snow but a lot of people are asking for more snow. >> at lot of frustrated snow lovers this winter. we've had about 4 inches of snow here the entire winter. i think they got that in a half hour in boston yesterday. and here we've had aability will have a wintery mix overnight and now it has et ended in the metro area. getting it in the pink and white zone you see in southern maryland. e white area is a little bit of some snow that is now falling. o m off to the north and east. it had been light freezing rain. it's in pink in the eastern shore. the batch of light snow extends to virginia where there may be a dusting between now and 10:00 this morning. as the transition just overs to a brief period of snow. i took this photograph of this icy tree in northern montgomery county. about 1:00 this morning. wet at that point. the road temperatures we have any untreated pavement that is icy. over the next couple of hours we'll stay below

. >> mr. tom brady. i suspect they have a lot of money that was ex appropriated. this popular thing. you see things like carlos san santana going to a concert with his t-shirt on. >> he was a handsome guys. band music that was capitalism decadent like in cuba. they have no idea what they are talking about. they say he is oo a revolutionary and fought for poor people. he acquired that a country cuba remains poor -- people talk about they are all literature. >> right. two things you always hear is literacy and healthcare. the first thing is the literacy rank which is supposedly # 9 percent. those numbers we get from the cuban government. they are not a trust worthy source. what's the foundpoint of literacy if you aren't allowed to read what you want. if you want to go to a library in central havana, good luck. in 1959 he over through a brutal regime. literacy was 70, 80 percent already it was fairly high. who cares about lack of a free press they have healthcare and illiteracy. >> the huge popular travel guide lonely planet. cuba retains it serves as a -- people the

lee zell of new york followed by mr. tom emert of minnesota and that's it. >> thank you mr. chairman. mr. secretary, there was a letter that was sent from the other president to congress with the authorization for the use of force. if i could just read a couple of sentences from that letter. the authorization i propose would provide the flexibility to conduct ground combat operations in other more limited circumstances such as rescue operations involving u.s. or coalition personnel or the use of special operations forces to take military action against isil leadership. it would also authorize the use of u.s. forces in situations where ground combat operations are not expected or intended, such as intelligence collection and sharing missions to enable kinetic strikes for the provision of operational planning and other forms of advice and assistance to partner forces. this is the letter from the president four or five paragraphs that accompany the request for the authorization for the use of force. when congressman grayson was asking whether or not the authorization was provid

but i think we'll have to go to mr. tom moreno of pennsylvania. and the second must depart for another committee at 1:00. so in order to get as many members for them we'll go to three minutes for them. all watch the clock, please. mr. moreno. >> thank you, mr. chairman. good afternoon, mr. secretary. mr. secretary, i'm going to talk about yemen for a moment. since 2006 we've given them about $500 million in military assistance and now since we've had the overthrow that we've seen, there is money slated for -- for yemen. i'm going to make an assumption that won't happen given the circumstances there. but can you address the issue as to what we know about the weapons, the u.s. weapons that were there, where are they, who has them? would you comment on that, please? >> sure. very few weapons were active weapons. weapons that were functional fell in -- or were transferred into the hands hoti. we had a significant marine presence and a significant security presence there to protect our diplomatic mission. and prior to departing from the embassy and lea

. >> we'll go now to mr. tom emmer of minnesota. >> i'll try to be brief. i apologize for going back and forth. there seem to be a whole bunch of things going on at the same time. and i don't want to cover old ground, but i'm afraid i might touch a little bit. my understanding, first we're here because the president has requested renewed authorization for military force. and it seems everything that i've read and everything that i've been listening to including your testimony everybody agrees that isil must be defeated. there seems to be absolutely no disagreement. i heard today, and i think this is for you, dr. brennan, if you would. the others can certainly expand on it. you must first start by stopping the military manifestations. we've had reference to you got to cut off the revenue sources. you've got to -- i just wrote another one down listening to the testimony. we have the ability to interrupt or interfere with internet, social media, the like. i'd love to know to the extent this new authorization of military force. is that something the administrat

tom: i have to admit i am not up to speed on the israel story. this is a huge deal. john boehner invited mrnetanyahu. brendan: and it has blown up. tom: vice president biden is snubbing the event, just to put things in perspective. brendan: it was clever for their own best interests. tom: i'm not up to speed, like red sox middle relief. this is one of those things. brendan: work we going to get a thing to put on the screen , "things tom keene says"? i'm not up to date like the red sox middle relief. olivia: one thing you are up to speed on his germany has greece on a short lease, about four months long. hans nichols has been following every twist and turn of the greek debt drama from the heartland. he joins us now from berlin. hans, it looks like we have got a band-aid solution. how is is going down? hans: well the german press has been disappointed in a way, not with the overall deal, but disappointed that europe has come to this. let me hold up the front page of this one for you, this shows the flag over the greek finance industry, the european flag in tatters here. that really captures s

. >> we'll go now to mr. tom emmer of minnesota. >> i'll try to be brief. i apologize for going back and forth. there seem to be a whole bunch of things going on at the same time. and i don't want to cover old ground, but i'm afraid i might touch a little bit. my understanding, first we're here because the president has requested renewed authorization for military force. and it seems everything that i've read and everything that i've been listening to, including your testimony, everybody agrees that isil must be defeated. there seems to be absolutely no disagreement. i heard today, and i think this is for you, dr. brennan, if you would. the others can certainly expand on it. you must first start by stopping the military manifestations. we've had reference to you got to cut off the revenue sources. you've got to -- i just wrote another one down listening to the testimony. we have the ability to interrupt or interfere with internet, social media, the like. i'd love to know to the extent this new authorization of military force. is that something the administr

mr. spock, parts vulcan, part human. tom ackerman looks back on his career. >> i have a fix on it captain. >> leonard nimoy was an accomplished actor and photographer. but his role in the 1960s star trek series turned him into an international star. >>> a character who always favored brain over emotional brawn. >> spock remind me to tell you that i'm sick and tired of your logic. >> that is a most unstable attitude. >> it was nimoy who came up with the split finger salute. >> what do vulcans do? i suggested this, he said okay. that was a vulcan greeting. boy, that just took off through culture. it was amazing. >> leonard nimoy was 83, tom ackerman, al jazeera. >> all the news tall time, on our website aljazeera.com. >> gone and some say, forgotten. >> all coy do was just -- all i could do was just keep praying and keep praying that's all. >> a year since little relisha rudd vanished. what's been done to find her? >> we have exhausted a lot of resource he. we will continue to do so. >> what has been done to protect other at r

. >> we'll go now to mr. tom emmer of minnesota. >> i'll try to be brief. i apologize for going back and forth. there seem to be a whole bunch of things going on at the same time. and i don't want to cover old ground, but i'm afraid i might touch a little bit. my understanding, first we're here because the president has requested renewed authorization for military force. and it seems everything that i've read and everything that i've been listening to including your testimony everybody agrees that isil must be defeated. there seems to be absolutely no disagreement. i heard today, and i think this is for you, dr. brennan, if you would. the others can certainly expand on it. you must first start by stopping the military manifestations. we've had reference to you got to cut off the revenue sources. you've got to -- i just wrote another one down listening to the testimony. we have the ability to interrupt or interfere with internet social media, the like. i'd love to know to the extent this new authorization of military force. is that something the administrati

tom petri joins me from denver, colorado. mr. petrie, thank you for your time. ood to be here. mark: it is estimated that non-opec countries will pump about $400 million -- 400 million barrels per day less. what will this mean for the short-term? tom: well, it still growth, and we've got more than we need. it's on the margin into beating the surplus. and i think in general it will keep oil somewhat pressured. i would expect to trade in the 50's and possibly below yet again as we go into the spring. mark: our oil prices now starting to show signs of prices bottoming out? tom cole and it looks that way but he could be deceptive. there is a seasonality -- tom: it looks that way, but it could be deceptive. there is a seasonality to the prices. we've got some big offshore deepwater project yet to come on , and those are different from these unconventional projects. no question, we've laid down a lot of rakes, and that will stretch out the unconventional -- a lot of rigs and that will stretch out the unconventional approach. mark: opec decided not to raise its prices e

mr. valentin. >> reporter: it was not the first time teacher roland was thanked by tom hanks. hen hank won the oscar he thanked him. >> i had the pleasure, mr. roland hocksworth was my teacher. >> imagine being a retired drama teacher sitting at home and hearing that on oscar night. >> i didn't know what he was going to say. >> but it was okay with you. >> it was okay. >> what mr. fonsworth thought me is work in the theater can be more fun than fun. and that could have come from a chemistry teacher, about chemistry or about a drafting teacher about drafting or it could have come from a soccer coach, but i was lucky enough to have it come from mr. fonsworth. >> he had a natural bend for comedy. that's usually the role he got. but he has a wonderful sense of timing. and great stage presence. great stage presence. he's the type of person you want to watch when they walk on the stage. >> reporter: not only did hanks present fonsworth with a lifetime achievement in education, he recalled other teachers that thought the class of 74. earlier this year, tom hank wrote a new york time e

tom: shame on you, mr. president. on facebook: what do you expect from a president that has never worked in the private sector? he has never run a company. never has. michael says: he can't believe a man that is misbalancing the budget by nearly $14 trillion is telling businesses how to run their shops. give me a break. meantime, dave writes: whatwhat a private company does with their money is none of the president's business. roger: we've been in business for almost 21 years. since the election of obama, it's been taxing to say the least to keep any of our profits with the taxing and regulations. and i feel like president obama is trying to steal my american dream. judging by these emails, you're not alone. make sure to keep those tweets and emails coming in. also, let us know what you think on facebook. just go to facebook.com/teamcavuto. thanks for watching. have a great weekend. >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. stossel: they soon did. but now some americans say things like this. >> capitalism is an evil syst

by the way, we should point out that mark walburg actually put tom brady in the new movie that comes out in june "ted 2". and according to mrob. >> did you see "ted 1"? >> i did. hilarious. i wouldn't take children to it, though. >>> on this monday, coming up wisconsin governor scott walker surging in the polls in iowa for 2016. but does he have what it takes to go the distance nationwide? larry sabato looks into his crystal ball next. >>> and a beauty pageant turns downright ugly when the runnerup refuses to accept the loss. >> yes! >> give me that! >> drama on the stage! >> yes. >> like the end of the super bowl. ♪ ♪ captain obvious: i probably wouldn't stay here tonight. man: thanks, captain obvious. captain obvious: i'd get a deal for tonight with deals for tonight from hotels.com. and you might want to get that pipe fixed. [alarms blaring] ohhhhh... whoa whoa whoa! who's responsible for this?!? if something goes wrong, you find a scapegoat. ...rick. it's what you do. ahhhhhhhh! what'd you say? uh-oh! kelly! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. rick. don't

for the incredible amount of work and tom for the incredible amount of work that concludes any racks i'm happy to answer any questions you may have. >> thank you mr. sharp and for your work. >> with that opening it up for public comment i have one public comment card tom mcdid you have vindicate. >> from liveable city i'm ahead to see this moving forward it's been a folks have been working on this for a few years i understood this is a long need those tables are a mess and the controls are parolee organized with had we did the neighborhoods it was confusing and i understand this is the third effort at doing this i wanted to commend aaron and his colleagues people were cynical it is non-sexy it is essential we try to make a code usesable and thank you, supervisor wiener for doing this i'm glad to have a supervisor that likes to clean up messes and this is a big one. >> thank you. is there any additional public comment on item 2 seeing none, public comment is closed. okay. so first i previously described some minor amendments supervisor cohen can we take that without objection okay. the amendments are adapted and to recommend to the full board we'l

tom: classic reagan. who better to ask about this than mr.n the fox business network, the parasite economy. what is a parasite economy? john: the beauty of the free market is the only way you get rich is sell people stuff that they want what they voluntarily pay for. parasite economy is all the people like the colleges you told about go to government and use force, government is force and they use force to get your money and there's plenty, green energy companies the whole college industry the banks getting there bailouts, too big to fail me in some big banks are parasites. tom: the government is going to squeeze out the private sector? john: it is a constant battle. the beauty of the private sector is it managed to grow as fast as government so far. as we age and medicare eats everything else we are past the tipping point and parasite state will suck the life out of most everything. tom: the next generation has to see how this works in the capitalistic form. but we become more -- the socialism creek, you can see it coming. >> kids below 30,

mr. star we'll on item i on to public comment we have one public comment card tom. >> good afternoon, supervisors tom executive director of liveable city we're very much in support of this ordinance and helped to work on it for 4 years it's been moving forward i said to speak to the amendment and say i'm omitted to the amendment amendment will allow business items up to one hundred feet in height when they were done in the late 60s it was up to 60 feet that's a 6 foot high on the wide it street district in the rest of c-3 it can be up to one hundred feet in height for a sign is unnecessary all the rules and generally speaking the policies of the planning department for the last few decades have been about dignifying the pedestrian street scale and bringing our pedestrian level no something like that needs to be one hundred feet high 2, 3, 4 any of the districts those are dominant and dominate the architecture and less light because they'll wish expending up to downtown it is mixed use and more so as we've added more and more folks and there will be more bright from the increase of signs keeping t

mr. webb. and i would like to talk about the greatest generation as tom brokaw called my generation. we were the greatest generation because we all worked together to do what was best for our great country. our corporations, financial institutions, politicians, the american people, we all came together to do what was best for our great country. and the one word that described my generation was two letters. we. w-e. unfortunately, today, 90% of our corporations, financial institutions, politicians, and a large number of american people are not thinking of what is best for our country. the word that describes the current generation unfortunately, is me. host: thank you for the call. thank you for your service. we will get a response. guest: thank you very much for that. and i do appreciate your service. my father was a world war ii veteran and was an incredible experience to grow up under the tutelage of those who had gone off in world war ii. actually also when i started working on the house veterans committee many, many years ago the mentors over there were the world war ii generatio

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mr. white" (danny daz corredor del equipo campen en 1987) "nos tom corredores pobres crecimos pobres, nos motivaba y nos inspiraba" inspiracin que llev a este humilde pero talentoso equipo de corredores de la preparatoria mcfarland, a alcanzar el primer campeonato estatal en el aÑo 1987. (danny diaz) "todos estbamos bien positivos y cuando ganamos pues nos sentimos muy contentos orgullosos, excitados emocionados" siempre de la mano del entrenador white cuyo papel en la pelcula mcfarland usa, ser protagonizado por el famoso actor kevin costner. un logro que hasta la fecha, despus de criar a siete hijos juanita daz reconoce y no olvida. (juanita) "una ayuda de esas pues no debe uno de despreciarla porque pues l ayud mucho y mis hijos decan que era su segundo pap" add libb lorena/top vo -- estas son las historias que hacen noticia hoy lunes en nuestra rea... -- en san jos las autoridades arrestaron al conductor sospechoso de manejar bajo los efectos de sustancias txicas... quien choc contra dos vehculos y atropell a dos peatones entre las calles ''white road'' y ''mount vista drive''... --u

mr. white" (danny daz corredor del equipo campen en 1987) "nos tom corredores pobres, crecimos pobres noba" inspiracin que llev a este humilde pero talentoso equipo de corredores de la preparatoria mcfarland a alcanzar el primer campeonato estatal en el aÑo 1987. (danny diaz) "todos estbamos bien positivos y cuando ganamos pues nos sentimos muy contentos orgullosos, excitados emocionados" siempre de la mano del entrenador white cuyo papel en la pelcula mcfarland usa ser protagonizado por el famoso actor kevin costner. un logro que hasta la fecha despus de criar a siete hijos juanita daz reconoce y no olvida. (juanita) "una ayuda de esas pues no debe uno de despreciarla, porque pues l ayud mucho y mis hijos decan que era su segundo pap" tag out cesar --- hoy a las once tendremos la segunda parte del reportaje especial sobre esta pelcula que habla sobre talentos hispanos... cont. blanca --- y que adems ha servido de inspiracin a muchos hijos de campesinos en el valle central de california... take 3 shot angle cam cesar ---ahora pasamos con gabriel sotelo... blanca ---con la informacion dep

mr. hannity ♪ ♪ far right hannity ♪ >> i meant tom. you're a comedian. all right.en. set this all up for you guys. democratic senatorial campaign committee. they're actually posting a card in tribute of jon stewart on their website where visitors can sign it and wish jon good-bye and a thank you. you got elizabeth warren she's sending out tweets to jon stewart. she "cbs early editionsends out, oh, washington is rigged with the big guys and no one has more consistently called them out than jon stewart. good luck, jon. bill clinton is praising them saying jon stewart departure raises two questions, one, where do i get my news every night and, two does this mean he's going to do a sequel death to smoochy? apparently he was a tv correspondent. why is it because it's a democratic favorite stomping ground for beating up the press and fox news and conservatives? >> these tributes are amazing. the guy's leaving the show. it sounds like he's passing away. he's probably got another 30 or 40 years in his career. i think they should cheer up. i think he's a funny guy. i don't