well-- - mrs. chang i'm jess washington. - how do you do. i'm going to be leaving in a little while. let me drive henry's grandparents home. no, that would be a terrible imposition. not at all. please, i insist. well, all right, then. thank you very much. henry, what did she say ? something about staying in my room for the rest of my life. mr. brashov ! sit down. this has all been a big mistake, but no one believes me. you're the owner of the cafe. and jamal is a valued employee of mine. you know where he was last night ? wherever jamal says he was, he was. i'm sorry, but that's not good enough. yeah ? "jamal al-jibali. occupation, engineer. wife, jihan el-bially." it's all here. - it doesn't mean a thing. he could've done the burglary. - but i was home last night. right now, all we have is your word for that. - that's just not good enough. - wait a minute. jamal called me last night. - what time ? - it must have been around 11:30. i remember because i just finished watching the news. - so he called. he could have placed the call from anywhe

i think they've changed. i think mr. putin's changed. i didn't say i'm inviting him to dinner, but he's changed. liz: well, you are heavy commodities, we just had the ceo of the world's largest aluminum company, he's doing just fine going into norris nickel. a lot of that opportunity is really there, but then the question becomes you said i'm trying to buy russian bonds? what do you mean try, you can't do it on the open market? >> it's just that i'm too lazy. i don't work hard like i used to, you know? i just got to get around to it. no, but when i get around to it, i'm going to buy russian bonds. liz: okay. how do you feel about u.s. ec weties? -- equities? >> i'd rather own japanese equities. of the two, i'd rather own japan. david: aren't they going into the a recession? their policies -- you're not a big government guy, and they still are, right? >> but, david, you're supposed to buy low. i know your parents taught you to buy low and sell high. japan is down 75% from its all-time high. many problems -- >> david: couldn't it stay down

tonight, revealing what happened in her own life that suddenly changed how she played mrs. lincoln. >> it will be one of the things that i remember forever and ever and ever. >>> good evening. thanks for being here this saturday night. we do begin tonight with the aftermath from that massive meteor that came crashing to earth, thousands of people still reeling tonight after seeing it. new images coming in this evening, the streak across the sky that kept getting brighter. these images captured by a darkcam. tonight, the massive cleanup, the miles of broken glass, the crumbled buildings and of course, the injured recovering from their wounds and one more major development this evening, the hunt is now on for pieces of that rock and the giant price tag they could bring. kirit raid ya made his way to the city. >> reporter: the blast was bone-rattling. the giant meteor exploding in midair, knocking people to ground, sending others fleeing. stunned residents say they still can't believe what happened. "it's something tha twe only saw in the movies," he says. "we never thought we

thanks. >> the next item on the agenda is changes to our enforcement regulations, mr. st. croix would you like to introduce the matters? >> these are largely housekeeping matters in following up on the changes that the commission has already made. and are pretty straightforward and i think self-explanatory. >> there are three decision points. the first is shall the commission approve the addition of section 3d as set forth on page 3 of the enforcement regulations? the second is to approve the deletion of other references to the sunshine ordinance and the enforcement regulations. and the third is to change the definition of "business day" to comply with the sunshine regulations that we propagated previously. these seem to me to be pretty straightforward administrative changes. is there any discussion on these? anything from the city attorney? public comment on this item? >> [tkpwao-frpl/], my name is dr. derrick kur, my comment is not specific to the sunshine ordinance modifications, but does refer to section 6a of your enforcement guidelines. my recollection is that the ken

fact that 97% of researchers polled by the national academy of sciences believe in manmade climate change, mrhe republican party wishes to do nothing more than a small amount of cosmetic surgery on its public image, then mr. rubio seems like the perfect salesman. but scratch the surface, and mr. rubio is infected with the same old backward-facing policies that the voters rejected so comprehensively in november. thanks so much for watching this aftern

fact that 97% of researchers polled by the national academy of sciences believe in manmade climate change, mr. rubio remains unconvinced. if the republican party wishes to do nothing more than a small amount of cosmetic surgery on its public image, then mr. rubio seems like the perfect salesman. but scratch the surface, and mr. rubio is infected with the same old backward-facing policies that the voters rejected so comprehensively in november. thanks so much for watching this afternoon. chris matthews and "hardball" is next. >>> new pope. let's play "hardball." ♪ >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this stunning news today that the head of the 1.2 billion. person roman catholic church is retiring at the end of the month. this is the first time in many century that is a pope has done anything like this. well, the question is whether a new pope to be elected in the next two or three weeks can refine church doing trin on matters like birth control, the role of women. can he correct and meet certainly head on the scandals that have besieged and enraged th

the lease of ramp taxi medallions returned to the sfmta, and to make other non-substantive changes. >> so, mr. chair, this item is meant to kind of catch up the ramp taxi program with the various steps of medallion reform we've taken over the past couple of years and to really provide a transition path for the ramp medallion holders. it's been informed in part by the authorizations you've given us to provide incentives for ramp medallion or ramp service performance which have been effective. but also have helped us show where there's significant unevenness in ramp service. we also have a number of the medallion holders who are looking and perhaps deserving of a pathway out. so, this proposal that's before you that was subject to some town hall meetings that benefit from some town hall meeting, that benefit from our accessible service folks working within the taxi and accessible services division to develop is our proposal. and jarvis murry, who is the -- who is here for director hayashi who is on travel this week, is here to take you through some of the specifics of the legislation that we're

mr. bellini talks about two decibel change, and the 94 decibel still complies. i believe the report is flawed. some of the standards are not in compliance with the san francisco ordinance. thank you for your time. >>: president fong and commissioners. i am bob yamaguchi of the japan task force. i'm concerned with the application by pa'ina for the conditional use of entertainment with amplified music. at this time i cannot support the conditional use. i continue to support the original hawaiian themed restaurant dinner club in payment. i am impressed with the effort that they have made but the citations concern me. -- 00 it would appear to me that there will be continued negative impact on the theater patrons. thank you for your consideration. i hope that you will require adequate conditions and parameters to make sure this business would not be a nuisance to surrounding neighbors. thank you >>: president fong, numbers of the commission. my name is sandy morray (sounds like) -- i'm here to ask you to deny this conditional use. originally many of us in the communi

approaching, tonight, the actress revealing what happened in her own life that suddenly changed how she played mrsncoln. >> it will be one of the things that i remember forever and ever and ever. >>> good evening. thanks for being here this saturday night. we do begin with the aftermath from that massive meteor that came crashing to earth, 1200 people hurt and thousands more stunned by what they saw. new images coming in this tonight, the streak across the sky that kept getting brighter.

commission local business enterprise and to make corresponding technical changes >> thank you very much, president chiu. >> thank you, mr. chair and colleagues, i appreciate your consideration of the legislation in us today to continue changes to our city's local business enterprise ordinance to increase contracting opportunities for so-called certified puc lbe, which are small businesses located within our regional water service area, but outside of the boundaries of san francisco. the puc lbe program was created in 2006 to allow small business that operate within our puc water service area to compete for work on the water system improvement program; as know the wisp program has two-thirds of costs being paid by regional water customers of the sfpuc and so the thinking in 2006 it was appropriate for those communities that pay for our water systems improvement to also yield the local economic benefits that are certified puc lbe contracting program can provide. since the wisp program is nearing completion, but the sfpuc has additional projects within the water service area that are not part of wisp construction, the chan

changed. yet, rove says republicans don't need to worry. wrote in the wall street journal, mr. a hasn't fundamentally changed obama's political sfraukture. he goes onto declare that "republicans just have a perception problem with hispanics. a perception problem? does he understand the amount of change that we've seen happen in this country? and how people are not just talking about perception? but reality and the realities have changed? >> well, i think carl rove of 2012 needs to have a conversation with carl rove of 2004 when he realized in 2004, carl rove nuf that he needed the hispanic vote. and he recognized he didn't need every single catholic and he didn't need every single person of color. he just needed a percentage off the top in order to move the republican agenda forward. since then, the republican party has gone off the deep enld. and they're also losing, as a result of caterering to the tea party so quickly. they're also actually losing a lot of moderate republicans. not only is the country more diverse, its's younger and it has a lot of single women and it has asi

mr. brennan. it's an he can change that starts with mr. rubio demanding answers for why the u.s. not able to interrogate a suspect in the benghazi attacks, and he was briefly held by tunisia. take a listen to this. >> tunisians did not have a basis in their law to hold him. >> so they released him. >> they did. >> where is he? we don't know. >> he's still in tunisia. >> that doesn't sound like a good system of working with our foreign partners. >> it shows the tunisians are working with their rule of law like we do. >> i know mr. rubio wants to sound ready for responsibility and if he's got some very strong testicles, but dismissing the rules and practices of a foreign nation, that's hardly the most mature way to approach international terrorism, is it? >> oh, martin, that's poppycock. come on. we should have been able to force the tunisian government to do exactly what we wanted them to do. >> we're not even in any kind of conflict with the tunisian -- >> i'm kidding, of course. while marco rubio was trying and similarly we saw this in the hearing with hillary clinton, he was tr

mr. ginsber wrote a letter to curtis and asked him to change the meeting. she says, basically, she goes on and asks, she tell us and says that the allegations as stated in mr. baoel's april 25th e-mail to you today i hope that this collar ... clarifies i will send you a copy. i want to read to you who the panel is for, here quickly, one was former director of spur, he was to be the moderator. i think that you may know him. and another one hartwig a published author on the historic preservation and she has a phd under the national trust of historic places with 370,000 members. katherine howard is an urban landscape architect and asla and a former chair of the environmental committee. and the golden gate park preservation. and michael wyans is the director and counselor for the golden gate auto bann society and myself i run several neighborhood groups and i was there to basically give the neighborhood response. and this was, this was the group who was going to be speaking on the fifth of may. it goes on to say, basically, did an investigation on us. because it

mr. dykes has a change of heart and lets ethan out of the bunker. >> what do you hope he gets from this if he hears this or sees this? >> he -- he just needs to know that, you know, everybody -- everybody makes mistakes. everybody has been through life events that changes them. but ethan is innocent. you know, let him go home to his mother. let him go home to his grandparents. let him go back to school and be with his friends. >> don, you can hear the helicopter buzz behind me. the activity is remaining 24 hours around the clock, and we learned from what michelle learned, the family is in constant contact with the investigators and are getting updates hour by hour. >> the sheriff met with reporters earlier today, george, any information about police communicatio communications with dykes? >> we got information, insight from the sheriff about how mr. dykes is treating the young boy. in the bunker he has a heater blankets. that is important because it's cold out here. underground it's a constant 50 degrees. so that is good news. the investigators got medications to the young boy. he suffers

since that time he's been able to get multiple changes to the law. mr. weiss said that have increased his possibility, including the allowance of live music and granting of a liquor license for full bar. [speaker not understood] could be profitable without the kitchen across the street and transport [speaker not understood], a process we final frankly disturbing to watch and leaves us scratching our heads how [speaker not understood] could find it healthy. [speaker not understood]. as mr. weiss also mentioned it is a matter of public record mr. [speaker not understood] dunkelberg pay property tax and only worked out a payment plan with the city when the restaurant was about to be auctioned off. [speaker not understood]. [speaker not understood]. in short the ordinance as proposed lacks merit. [speaker not understood]. >> thank you. >>> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >>> good afternoon, president fong and commissioners. my name is ryan patterson and i'm a member of the duboce triangle [speaker not understood]. i'm also an attorney and live

changes. >> any other questions for ms. labonte? >>> mr moran? we had some correspondence from ca and we have had some discussion about that ask is there any reason we should not accept their rep. daks, no not at all. >> then i'll like touses do that and i don't know if we need do that by resolution by by whenever form is on the list. >>> the last time you approved the program changes you had in the resolution included the recommendation by ba. w s c a. >> any further questions for ms. labonte? already ms., jensen? >>> thank you mr. president and members of the commission. i want to make a couple of points first of all, your staff has been helpful and cooperative in terms of our review and looking at what the project entails and where the program stands and some of our questions, i think you put much more simply mr. president when you said do you have enough money can you find it all and the answer to that question is what we would like brought back in the tabular form so we can all see had a and be assures and your second question is is it going

mr. tang. it alleges to be unreasonable and malicious conduct. i asked the casino representative what it wants to come from the lawsuit. >> they may mean they want to change the structure of the division. whether mr. tang wants to work for the city or forconsultants. >> we tried to get ahold of mr. tang this evening. we got ahold of city officials. but they hadn't seen the lawsuit. this is at least the third lawsuit against the city. and they're hoping the third time is a charm. live in san jose, terry mcsweeney. >>> now, to a developing story. north korea confirming it did conduct a third nuclear test. this is according to the news service. they detected a seismic activity at the same location where north korea conducted tests in 2006 and 2009. the seismic activity was only a kilometer underground, an indication consistent with a nuclear blast. the test was far larger than the previous two conducted by the north. we'll continue to follow this developing story. >>> it is early tuesday morning in rome. and the catholic church is waking up to a bold, new chapter. the vatican had to work quickly to publish a special edition of its newspaper today. there's mo

mr. sank's representing an owner, defending a change in a 3-hour report and i have been on both sides of this and nothing that i am going to say should therefore imp une, you know, his good faith efforts as an attorney to respect his client. i have also at least a dozen times represented my clients with pat buscovich and i asked that he be hired and again he is a very good engineer and i am not going to imp une the integrity of the statement in his affidavit that there is a seismic problem. all that i will tell you is that engineering, and the conclusions as to whether there is a seismic problem is not a science. many engineers can say different things. it depends on what they look at, and it depends on whether they have done destructive testing or whether they have just looked and given conclusions. i agree, that when someone who is not well, who is low income person has at stake the home that he has lived in for a very, very long time, it really deserves to have some other opinion. and that can come from the department of building inspection, clearly, the department of building inspect

conflict, there is an interesting confluence of opinion right now that something major should be changed in mrd of expertise. mr. brennan broached the subject in a "washington post" profile that ran about him last october. the acting director of the cia from whom mr. brennan would take over if he is confirmed, that acting director raised the issue in an article "the new york times" published about the cia in december. and now the man, the republican senator who is threatening to hold up the brennan nomination so the acting director has to stay on, this republican senator, he too says that he agrees that something big needs to be changed. >> what we really need to do is take this whole program out of the hands of the central intelligence agency and put it into the department of defense where you have adequate oversight, you have committee oversights, you have all the things that are built in as our oversight the department of defense. but since when is the intelligence agency supposed to be an air force of drones that goes around killing people? i believe that it's a job for the department of d

change their vote? if not 9 yeas are 71, the nays are 26. the nomination is agreed to. mr. reid: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. under the previous order the motion to reconsider is considered made and laid on the table. the president will be immediately notified of the senate's action and the senate will resume legislative session. the majority leader. mr. reid: i ask unanimous consent that we now proceed to a period of morning business, senators allowed to speak up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. alexander: mr. president i believe the senator from west virginia is -- if he's going to speak i'll wait until after he speaks, if he's not ready. mr. whitehouse: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from rhode island. mr. whitehouse: mr. president i understand that the senator from west virginia is going to have the floor followed by the senator from tennessee and i'd like to be recognized at the conclusion of the remarks of the senator from tennessee. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. manchin: mr. president? the

of the strategies for bringing the scores up for some of these parks is really changing the trend would be very useful. >> mr. general manager. >> sure, supervisor. again, we are not particularly defensive about the data. >> no >> it is sort of helpful for us and we do guide it. >> i think that district nine, you know, in every district is a little different and the parks are a little different and each park has a unique set of challenges and one of the more encouraging stats are over all cleanliness and district nine remains as one of highest rated districts and i think that the over all scores were about 11, 12 or 88 percent, and while it was a two percent drop off from 10-11 it is up from where we started in 56 and 67. so i think that we are keeping an eye on it but one of the things that we need to understand is that these scores are snapshots in time as i think that they explained. and i would be concerned if there were a continuing downward trend. i think that 9 seems to be sort of kind of right there for the most part. garfield has its particular set of challenges as i think that you know and off a li