certainly updike dale and i guess mr. white male. a lot of people knew but and i would often say that if he ever would let me photograph him that i would literally stand there and take a picture and at the film came out of my camera i would hand them to him and he could put them in a vault so until after he died or do whatever you wanted. i thought he would be photographed and one day i'm in california and the phone rang and this man says hello this is mr. shaw and i hope i'm not bothering you. he said will you know i want to know if i could impose upon you for a favor. i said absolutely. he said will "time" magazine has recently interviewed me for the anniversary of the magazine and they wanted to photograph me but i told them i r.d. had a photograph but i really loved of myself and i was wondering if he were too busy if you could come and take that picture. i said i will be there tomorrow afternoon. that was an example of something that worked out with patience and then when the picture appeared in "time" magazine i let him take th

probably good to fix in the legislation before you today it uses the date of april the first that mr. white pegged on the noticeable understanding it will be probably more accurate to use january 4th now the effective date of the original pieces of legislation if we could i request if galileo's could introduce a motion to amend package 23 where it says april 1st to the current effective date january 24th and liquor store page four to change that to january 4th and for the second piece that will be page 10 line 12 it says april 1st change that to january you figure out and line 14 change that to january 4th we're capturing the universe of the contractors that may have existing contracts under did you current legislation wouldn't know it if that makes sense. >> it did. >> thank you. is there any questions. >> thank you okay. is there any public comment on item 5? seeing none, public comment is closed so colleagues could i have a motion to adapt the amendments as described and so moved and without objection those amendments are adapted and can i have a motion to forward item 5 as amended to th

. >> mr. white can you ask a question through the chair are the transit agencies taking the pledges too. >> well they are mini operators have been going through a bicycle training specific to driving on city streets we're doing you outreach with the larger vehicle curriculum to aid the transportation, etc. golden gate transit, etc. we're not specifically gone out and asked the drivers to take the pledge yet. >> thank you. >> okay thanks john were education e the next is enforcement i'm sorry that commander lee is not here she's out on the streets keeping pedestrians and drivers safe where flooding and power sections are disbelieved i'll give a quick overview of the statistics as of september a big increase in the number of citations that have been issued traffic citations both traffic companies and in some cases by the pcos we've began a coordinated effort between mta and the pd to comply our services more fiscally where walking the box is happening and so that the drivers who block areas south of m

probably good to fix in the legislation before you today it uses the date of april the first that mr. white pegged on the noticeable understanding it will be probably more accurate to use january 4th now the effective date of the original pieces of legislation if we could i request if galileo's could introduce a motion to amend package 23 where it says april 1st to the current effective date january 24th and

he even invited her to meet with the delegation of american indians coming to the white house. mrs. lincoln was so irritated by these attentions that elizabeth keckley repeated in her memoir that mary forbade her husband to speak to kate at a white house reception, something to which he did not accede her wishes. as the reigning belle of d.c. society, kate indulged in her passion for finery, accepting perhaps inappropriate gifts from jay cook, including a handsome coach which set the tongues wagging. when she was romanced by william sprague, salmon p. chase at first disapproved as sprague was rumored to be a libertine with a well-known weakness for alcohol. chase did not care that sprague had more money than sense and was pleased when the courtship cooled after many months of speculation. when chase's protege james garfield came to washington from ohio in the autumn of 1862, he stayed with the chases and became a stimulating companion for kate. he escorted her everywhere, so much so that back in ohio lucretia crete garfield his wife wrote. you and miss kate are taking dinners out. is

white house. so, thank you, mrs. carter. >> if they are on ebay the price just went on. -- up. y mom volunteered at the white house under george w. bush. she always enjoyed when you came and spoke to the volunteers. rumor had it, you were going to write a book. where is that book you were going to write for us? >> it's a good rumor. i personally have decided for the time being and further away from when i retired, i had the opportunity and pleasure to serve some great families and they were always very nice to me and very kind. and a lot of what i know and the questions that come out are very personal and i prefer to keep them to myself. [applause] >> we have one last question. >> how does one become a volunteer and how early in the year do you apply for that? [laughter] i have one other quick question. i found a 1999 ornament that had hinges on the ornament, does it open up? >> it does. >> it's an abe lincoln. >> thank you all very much. [applause] thank linda and genevieve and gary. you were wonderful. thank you so much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015]

mr. obama's white house that then asked google to remove the mohammed video from google's youtube service. the president went on to promise a quote, proportional response to north korea. just minutes after the press conference reports surfaced that the president is considering retaliation. he's actually thinking about put putting north korea back on the list of state sponsors of terrorism. a designation that has not stopped the ieotola. when asked about the long-term effect of his unilateral action the president had nothing concrete to say. >> i think it would be beyond realistic to map out exactly where cuba will be, but change is going to come to cuba. it has to. >> the president also asked about working with the republican congress next year. mr. obama had one suggestion for the republican leadership. he thinks it would be democratic and progressive and in harmony if he passes the bills he tells them he's willing to sign. >> if executive actions on areas like minimum wage or equal pay or having a more sensible immigration system are important to republicans and they care about those is

mr. president, shall i call the meeting to order. >> yes. >> commissioner president adams commissioner dooley commissioner dwight commissioner ortiz-cartagena sfen arrest commissioner white commissioner bonilla mr. president, you have quorum. >> okay. next item general public comment do we have any members of the public that want to make comments on items not on today's agenda? seeing none, public comment is closed next item, please. >> mr. president item number 3 is the possible action to make recommendations to the board of supervisors on board of supervisors file number 141098 house and business and tax regulation code tobacco sales and associated fees a new ordinances amending the ordinance by adding the proximity it and the granting of new tobacco sales permits renumbering all sections of article i 9 h this also amends the business and tax code by enabling the application and license fee and making the environmental venltsd i don't see victor in supervisor mar's office. >> do we want to then we can move and switch item three and four if ellen is here with the off office of. >> we'll extend item 3 and move open to item 4. >> thank you. >> item 4 a presentation been t

mrs. johnson during her time in the white house and afterward, championed this movement when she promoted programs like highway beautification. she started the lady bird johnson center here in austin and other environmental-type programs. >> the beatles! >> ? oh, yeah i will tell you something i think you will understand when i say that something i wanna hold your hand ? >> music was a very large part of the 1960's. in partnership with the grammy museum, we have both the soundtrack for the decade that we highlight within the exhibit -- the grammy museum put together a panel of musical experts. some of the most influential songs of the 1960's and the lbj library then posted those songs on her website and allow the public to vote on which were the most popular songs. bob dylan, "blowing in the wind" -- that occupies the top spot. >> ? the answer is blowing in the wind ? >> with our exhibit program, we hope to give people a better understanding of american history, especially we are looking to give a different perspective on not only the decade of the 1960's, but the entire scope of american

. >>> president obama honored the nba:san antonio spurs at the white house. mr. obama joked about the ageing roster, particularly tim duncan. >> first of all, they're old and for an old guy, it makes me feel good to see, you know where's tim. christiano christianoaldo wins the soccer prize. >>> we want you to keep an eye on fox to announce a new job very soon. >>> so who would have thought that legendary tv comedienne bob newhart would be trending on twitter on the national championship gym between oregon and ohio state. here's why. notice a bit of resemblance between the referee and the tv legend. oh it is definitely there, indeed. he tweeted, if railroads to my new career as head ref for ssu against oregon hay, i had to do something. and jimmy kimmel's mean tweets. college edition. >> reese dave is is a tool and needs to suck a muffler. >> lou holts looks like a creepy van tril quist puppy and sounds like daffy duck. >> he ugly sorry about it. >> well these two people probably sleeping in this morning. we want you to meet harold and carole diamond of new york t

mr. so and so up in the white house. i said you can go up and see mr. so and so in the white house, but it's not going to happen. i'll tell you why. i said because when you move those chairs, you have just moved 50, 50 gold star widows of a seat and i am not going to tolerate that. so they backed off quite frankly. [applause] you got the bulk probably of what i have done in my lifetime. which isn't probably much. my wife will tell you. but i have been very, very lucky. we have one daughter. who is working with the eisenhower commission. i did have something i wanted to show you, it's kind of a tsh-i wanted to show you two things. i got caught by surprise being walked down the aisle here. the other day i attended a funeral. and i must tell you that fort myer the funerals are not only daily, they are stacked up. but this one to me was a very special one. it happened to be an air force who i knew very, very well. his name was jim mcnortheasterny. anybody here know jim mack americany? tshtsh mcnearney. you should. he was one of the great heroes of the vietna

. >>> the president honored spurs at the white house. mr.is a fan made jokes about tim duncan. >> first of all, they are old. for an old guy, it makes me feel good to see, you know - where is tim? >> poor tim duncan. cristiano ronaldo wins the prize for the second straight year as the world's best soccer player. doesn't hurt to look at either. denver broncos and head coach john fox have agreed to part ways after fourth straight afc west titles and one super bowl appearance. keep an eye on fox to announce a new job very soon. >>> who would have thought legendary tv comedian bob new hart would be trending on twitter during the game. here is why. do you notice -- >> in regards to my new year as head ref, i don't have a career. i need to do something. >>> jimmy kimmel's mean tweets. >> rece davis is a tool and needs to suck a muffler. >> lou holtz looks like a creepy puppet and sounds like daffy duck. hey, i agree with you. >> tim tebow is not cute sexy or hot. he ugly. sorry about it. >> just ahead the president's awkward hotel room encounter w

mrs. johnson during her time in the white house and afterward, championed this movement when she promotedgrams like highway beautification. she started the lady bird johnson center here in austin and other environmental-type programs. >> the beatles! >> ♪ oh, yeah i will tell you something i think you will understand when i say that something i wanna hold your hand ♪ >> music was a very large part of the 1960's. in partnership with the grammy museum, we have both the soundtrack for the decade that we highlight within the exhibit -- the grammy museum put together a panel of musical experts. some of the most influential songs of the making 60's and the lbj library then posted those songs on her website and allow the public to vote on which were the most popular songs. bob dylan, "blowing in the wind" -- that occupies the top spot. >> ♪ the answer is blowing in the wind ♪ >> with our exhibit program, we hope to give people a better understanding of american history, especially we are looking to give a different perspective on not only the decade of the 1960's, but the entire scope of america

can you tell that in the tapes, the white house tapes. >> hello? >> yes, dr. king. >> yes, mr. are you today? >> reporter: during his time in the white house, johnson recorded nearly a dozen phone calls with king. he commented on the death of president kennedy. >> i want to tell you how worthy i am going to try to be of all your hopes. >> well thank you very much. i'm so happy to hear that. >> reporter: a year later as tensions over voting rights began to boil in the south, johnson can be heard encouraging king to bring more attention to injustices. >> if you can find the worst condition that you run into and get it on radio and get it on television and get it every place you can, pretty soon the fellow that didn't do anything but follow drive a tractor will say that's not right. that's not fair. >> reporter: in one recording, though, johnson tells his press secretary to downplay his collaboration with king. >> if they ask you if i've seen him, you tell them i don't know. don't get in there that i'm in continuous touch with him. >> reporter: historians say johnson and king had

this is exactly what happened in 2011 when even the white house, mr. he spokesperson for the white house, had warned "charlie hebdo" saying it was very misguided. the question the judgment about publishing the cartoon saying it could be inflammatory and that the cartoons were deeply offensive. led to violence enflaming middle east -- >> christine -- [ all talking at once ] >> your replay chrisy, christine? >> yes, please -- [ all talking at once ] >> if we could hear christine's reply to that. christine, if you could -- you can reply to that. >> if i understand navila's point, you have to ask for those people who have been slaves for their religion before condemning their murders. we don't do that in this country. we don't ask about people's religion or personal beliefs. it's not a matter of public concern. we have laws against racism. we have laws against the support and publicity for terrorism. we have laws for protecting privacy. this is a country of law and order. we never ask for religion. and i think it's really preposterous to say that it aeps's

mr. obama's predecessor in the white house, george bush. it was the principal preoccupation of the pentagon and american foreign policy, as well. here's what the current president, barack obama, had to say about it -- >> in iraq in syria, american leadership including our military power is stopping isil's advance. instead of getting dragged into another ground war in the middle east we are leading a broad coalition including arab nations to degrade and ultimately sdloi terrorist group. [ applause ] -- destroy this terrorist group. [ applause ] >> we're also supporting a moderate opposition in syria that can help us in this effort and assisting p.c. people everywhere who stand up to the bankrupt ideology of haven't extremists. -- of violent extremists. >> that's what the president says about isil what we call isis. there may be question no matter what name. in iraq isis apparently well its unstoppable advance has been slowed dramatically. isis isn't losing major cities or much ground for that matter. in syria, isis is still advancing. accord

you can tell that in the white house tapes. >> hello? >> yes, dr. king. >> mr. ident, how are you today? >> reporter: during his time in the white house, johnson recorded nearly a dozen phone calls with king. he first called him after hearing king's comments on the death of john f. kennedy. >> i want to tell you how grateful i am and how worthy i am going to try to be of all your hopes. >> well, thank you so much. i'm so happy to hear that. >> reporter: a year later as tensions over voting rights began to boil in the south johnson can be heard encouraging king to bring more attention to injustices. >> if you can find the worst condition that you run into and get it on radio and get it on television and get it every place you can, pretty soon the fellow that didn't do anything but drive a tractor will say that's not right, that's not fair. >> reporter: in one recording, though, johnson tells his press secretary to downplay his collaboration with king. >> they ask you if i've seen him, is a you don't know. don't get in there i'm in continuous touch with him. >> rep

mr. netanyahu invited they bypassed the white house.other than feeling like they were dissed, why would the white house care that netanyahu is going to come over here and address congress? >> well they shouldn't. here you have iran who either with its forces directly or through proxies is in the process of taking over four countries in the middle east. lebanon, yemen, syria and iraq. just today iran supported terrorist group hezbollah kills two israeli soldiers and we're all having fainting fits over the prime minister of israel, an ally, coming here to talk about our enemies and the iranian nuclear program? it is completely absurd and goes again to this deep animosity they feel to be b.b. netanyahu because they completely reject his world view because it's much too, in my mind, too tough minded and realistic for them. >> joe, marc thiessen was making the point earlier this week that the way we've heard the white house officials mostly off the record but quoted in respectable publications talking about netten kwanet n netanyahu netanyah

as he reaches the second half of his final term in the white house. fest mr. obama as he considers his legacy and looks to the nations as well. just last week in fact he had the crit liquids acclaimed movie selma screened at the whowd white house and we couldn't take our eyes off the frail figure in the audience for state of the union address. >> there she was now 103 years old a slender frame seated in the packed upper gallery silent but the crowd rivetting. this night the president didn't call her by name. but he didn't forget her place in history. >> and on the 50th anniversary of the march from selma to montgomery on the 50th contemporary anniversary of the passage of the voting rights acts acknowledge. >> amelia boynton robinson was in the front of the line in the march that became known as bloody sunday. she told us about its when we visited her selma home just a few weeks ago. >> i remember very much that day. dr. king was to have planned but it was told that they were going to kill everybody who would be there. and they didn't let him come. but i do rem

the white house says mr. obama would veto the keystone pipeline bill if it passed. that would carry oil from can do refineries on the west coast. the president hits the road to outline his priorities for the next two years. mr. obama travels to detroit this afternoon to talk about the resurgent american auto industry. the president will visit a ford plant which is closed this week due to lagging demand for small cars. afterwards he'll fly to phoenix. >>> we want to say happied belated wedding anniversary. a 70th wedding anniversary to former president george h.w. bush and his wife barbara. >> taking to twitter saying "70 years ago this day bashl bra pierce of rye, new york made me the happiest and luckiest man on earth. the bushes have been married longer than any other first couple in u.s. history. >> congrats. >>> still ahead, some mcdonald's running out of fries. wait till you hear what they're serving instead. >>> surrounded by fire with nowhere to go a family forced to drop a 4-year-old from the balcony. >>> plus midair collision. a scary moment for a paraglide

. >> good morning and welcome to the white house. mr. president, girls nation president alana and vice president jennifer hall, welcome to all of these senators. it is an honor to be here today to welcome you and introduce my boss, the president. before i do, i would like to share thoughts as a former girls nation senator representing kansas 21 years ago this summer. it seems like it was not too long ago before i was of excitement -- was in the rose garden, full of excitement at being in a historic place. i am glad that the tradition has not changed. >> what do you remember about that? that was a long time ago. >> yes, that was some time ago. i remember being summoned, i think they actually wanted one of the cabinet members to introduce him at the event and they were all off to something else and could not do it. someone had heard that i had been a girls nation representative and asked me to speak. it continues to be the greatest honor i have had, conservative the white house and work with president clinton -- to serve in the white house

he also played more golf, and as noted by white house reporter mark nolor, mr. obama played 54 rounds of golf in 2014 and a total of 214 rounds of golf since taking office. you're watching "first look" on this new year's day. >>> the last day of 2014 brought abnormally cold temperatures and snow to san diego, california. about a foot of snow was measured there in the mountains you areas, as many drivers were reporting icy spots on freeways. viewers were sending in pictures of the snowy palm trees to nbc san diego. and now for a look at the weather elsewhere across the country, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins. i don't know about the flamingos with the snow. >> it makes for beautiful pictures, though. they ended up with more snow in some areas of southern california than chicago in december. new york city only had an inch. d.c. had none. so it was an interesting december to say the least. happy new year to you, everyone out there. this morning, if you're going to be out early today, careful in west and central texas. a crunchy ice in an lina, 21. now ft. wort

white america but a united states of america. i still believe that we are one people. >> jon: mr. president jon stewart new orleans time pick union. i have one question for you being president for six areas in washington d.c. for ten years why would you

white house. >> there is despair mr. president in the places you don't see or visit in your shining city. >> cuomo considered running for president but never was a formal candidate. this week hours before his death, his son andrew was inaugurated for a second term as governor of new york. and senator harry reid recovering at a nasty accident. he was exercising in henderson nevada, when one of the elastic bands snapped causing him to break a bone in his face and a rib. he will be back in washington over the weekend. >>> a new jersey couple is accusing united airlines of being insensitive. they say the crew humiliated them because of their disabled daughter was not buckled up. >> my little baby is sitting there on my lap not hurting a fly. she can't walk by herself she can't sit by herself and here is this woman who's just -- is standing behind the law without put anything humanity into the situation. it was really heartbreaking. >> she sat her 3-year-old daughter ivy on her lap for her united airlines flight home as she's

mr. casey. senator white house? >> thank you mr.chairman. >> my experience with the education universe is that there are two worlds in it. one is of contractors and consultants and academics and experts and plenty of officials at the federal, state and local level and the other is a world of principles and teachers who are providing education to students. and what i'm hearing from my principals and teachers is that the footprint of the first world has become way too big to the point it is inhibiting their ability to do the job that they are interested to do. so i understand there are lots of concerns and i share those concerns about eking sure that the benefit of education is spread easily across the children of the country and those that don't have a voice don't lose out on their chance to join the ranks of economic success where they will have a voice. it's in something that they call english language art that is off to a pretty bad start. and i wasn't all that impressed with those questions and tests. i didn't see the test questi