i want to thank commissioner arsay and pat mulligan from the labor perspective and had huge input to what we're doing and not only mayor lee and roger kim who has done amazing work on this and last call up jean cutter who is one of the local contractors here in san francisco. >> good morning supervisors. i am jeanine cotter and i cofounded in 2004 in the sunset district since 2004 we have been designing and installing solar electric and solar hot water systems in the san francisco bay area and we have installed more systems in san francisco than any other company. we are based in san francisco. i live in san francisco and we hire san franciscans and we benefited from go solar sf. that has been an amazing program but one thing that program doesn't aggress is the issue of energy efficiency, water conservation, transportation, the off loading of natural gas as a fossil fuel that we use to heat our homes and it also doesn't address how to pay for solar electric systems and solar water systems over the life of those systems and that's an impediment and right now the vehicle for that is th

they call it a mulligan? a mulligan? i'm willing to give the citizens of chicago a mulligan. from the assumption you're correct they were so caught up in barack obama's wink and nod to get him out of the white house. [laughter] and they were so sympathetic to his plight for being challenged on the residency issue, okay. they were overwhelmed. and they lost touch with their good senses. so they were wrong once. i like to believe, and i do occasionally show signs of being a believer. for instance, whether i was -- when i was in a northwestern football game. right on the border of town. when the picture flashed on the screen, because northwestern in the wisdom decided to promote him at the start of the fourth quarter. i don't know why. probably because a payback for the deal at apprentice hospital. when his picture flashed on the screen people booed. it was a loud boo. [applause] i mean, and this wasn't a father flagger's church he had been booed the week before. it wasn't at the v103 party where he was booed. this was the northwestern football game. so maybe you're correct and

do i have the opportunity to be 2r5i7bd for jobs here in the 21st century and want to thank pat mulligan and as well as a number of our labor leaders for making this a reality. spent the concerns we are confident that san francisco's program can move forward and be successful. we've seen count also programs operate successfully would no threat of being constituting shut down. we're doing all we can a city to protect prosperity owns and certainties they need to operator the in our program. governor jerry brown currently passed a program that will address the sf concerned and freddie mac and fannie mae won't be effected. we've, participating in the state fund to make sure our properties are fully protected. ultimately in the end green finance st. is the solution we've been searching for it creates local jobs. green finance sf will if you thought cement >> is a a natural leader to errors the effects of cloiment changes and make it easier for homeownership to refinance. we have more work to do in rolling out this program i hope you'll join me and those behind me in rolling out this program.

can they save money and it seems mulligan has one bank manager roger know can offer you can still give her confirmation in the coming days. i appreciate your comment to that. great race. this i thank you. however it also become clear to imagine that the three to four percent interest rate on the loan will be difficult to finance i guess this is us just go high. the big day the debate they live by bread and take everything very well for the year. leighton is set in battle and all the profits to me. old books on the back that up. that said i gotta say that a sixth. the next day she's been working on the wedding cake the attention to detail and love of design make him on the dunes cake stand out from the rest. these are skills she's developed over time sch. the cake like this one costs about two hundred and thirty euros. that's enough religion to hire three employees. she makes roughly twenty cake every week the day. by winning the tough talk from ppp. the structure the place our problem right away that i stepped out the puzzle that the view. if you mess up becky. with the deadbeat. but s

you have cassius clay to mulligans minister to russia. john hague, like his personal secretary described clay as $0.25 worth of yellow cover grumman's. you have charles sumner. one journalist said that he works his adjectives so hard that if they ever got him alone he would murdered them. you have the british prime minister said that he could be longer little to history, but much more to fiction. you have the strong-willed strongly anti-american french empress. the story is told is indicative of her character that she once stabbed herself and the arm with the dagger approved after she was. then you have likened himself. and for all that has been written there has been very little about his foreign policy. there has not been a holistic he minicab in nearly 70 years to when that is before the papers were made public. there are a few reasons. we think of the civil war as a domestic conflict. there is an awful lot toyota now another reason is that lincoln had a very powerful and shrewd secretary of state. lincoln delegated a lot of day-to-day

look, obviously obamacare for the first three months, they would like a mulligan. the first year will be choppy, no doubt about it. >> i don't mean to interrupt but i have to ask you. what's changing? bank hasn't done a thing for health care. >> we have to move from essentially a pay for procedure health care system to a pay for performance health care system. obamacare takes some of the initial steps. i think more needs to be done in this area. health care costs for 30 years have been out of control. it's increased faster than triple inflation for years. there's a problem. >> what they have done since the bill was signed into law, they continued to increase the coss.s 20% will defy economics. we'll increase demand for health care by getting 30 million people uninsured in the current system. but by increasing demand we'll cut costs. >> 30 years ago it was 8% of the economy. now it's 20%. it's eating up wages, sending jobs overseas. >> there is nothing changing. >> go ahead, peter. >> there is nothing changing. the group that likes this and this is the dirty secret

mulligan. so sad. what was i doing wrong? >> everything. >> okay. always blame it on equipment. >> you didn't read your line. >> by the way, you started when you were nine? >> i started when i was five. >> is that when most young girls start? >> now days it's probably two. >> everybody wants to know what you did to your leg? everybody wants to know what is wrong with you? >> i wiped out on the ice. i was walking my dog, spread eagle. one of those moments. >> lads, we're excited. have an awesome tour. thanks for being with us. the tour kicks off january 23 at the pure silk bahamas, poor ladies, lpga classic on the golf channel. >>> tomorrow ahead of the kardashian clan. >> we're going to ask lou to he >> i'm here to help. you and i will get through this together. ♪

they are not afforded the mulligans that our grad student in chief gets for being a beginner in officel always get the excuse that a republican will never get. >> right. i like that. >> i want to roll the sound bite that don lemon asked a very good question. it was fantastic. take a listen. it was a quick round, bill. >> the president claimed he didn't know. he didn't know about the nsa spying on allies, he didn't know about the obama care website, he didn't know that you wouldn't be able to keep your doctor. so how -- what's the difference between christie not knowing and the president not knowing? >> the difference is the issues that president obama said he didn't know about why policy issues. this is a scandal. how could you compare that to health care policy, intelligence policy and foreign policy? none of those three things were scandals. they're not comparable. >> that is awesome. that is just an awesome answer. s awesome. >> oh, my gosh, right. it's almost inexplicable. i think she looked like the deer in the headlights that she felt. nsa was the one that we forgot to list in th

carey mulligan and her new movie and the scariest thing she's ever done on film. a new movie. let's say she doesn't always get along with the title character. take a look. >> you snuck out the door -- >> what do you think of staying here tonight? >> i was hoping to. is jim around? >> jim's not here. we told troy he could crash here. >> troy nelson, how you doing? >> oh, hello, i've heard your music and heard many nice things about you from jim and jean and from others. >> oh. you have not heard one nice thing about me from jean ever. >> carey mulligan, nice to see you. earlier in the show, we talked about how "wolf of wall street" has a lot of cursing in it. your character not too shabby in that department. >> i do a good job of it. >> tell me about her a little bit. what makes heret tick? >> i'm married to justin timberlake's character. and she's sort of settled into a pretty comfortable lifestyle with him. >> i don't want to give anything away about the whole connection there. i think that's important to the movie. every time i have an actor, i'm curious about t

we have a chance at a social media mulligan.pp, backpedal is creating an erasable internet allows to you set expiration dates and erase content that is already shared. unfortunate picture from new year's eve will not live in online infamy forever. join us are the cocreators. really, you can pull back stuff nobody wants out there? >> really. melissa: how does it work exactly? do you have to originally publish through you or can i pull back stuff anywhere. >> you need to publish it through the app in order for it to work through the social media channels, yes. melissa: it really doesn't exist anywhere? every time they say you have deleted something and then it exists somewhere it really goes away. you promise me we have it goes away? >> we have a patent pended process that allows you to remove the picture and can't be found anywhere. melissa: anything else? >> pictures, audio files. messaging. we have best of snapchat, we have best of instagram. if those two got together and gave birth to backpedal. what is better about backpedal

hello, can i get a mulligan here? wow. holy cannoli. all right. i've untied my tongue.try again. guess where we will be the next three months, according to the climate prediction center? below normal precipitation. i don't think we are going to shake this drought this year. all right, here's your day planner the next 12 hours. low 30s inland, mid-40s the rest of us. mid-60s at noon, tons of sunshine, records will fall once again, temperatures in the upper 60s 4:00 after hitting 70s in many areas, as we head through 7 clack, enjoy the evening. weather should not cause you any worries, low to upper 50s. save me. please. come hither. talk. leyla. >>> i will do my best, we have got some big problems on the roadways. first thing's first, we have loads of gravel that has been dumped onto the roadway in the east bay. this is along 580, duplin, pleasanton and sunol. right now, sky 7 hd heading out there right now. they are going to track chp and all the damage that is caused to cars that are current loin the road watch i will get to that in a second. also, we have an update on

. >> legislature appears to be taking somewhat of a mulligan on the investigation.tter course? >> i don't know if it is. the problem they've been having is that people are starting to think it's really a political circus and not a serious investigation. it's not a criminal investigation anyway. they can't do that. this is really about according to them finding out if the rules need to be changed. this can't happen. but the republicans are unhappy because they have four members and three of the four are from the assembly. the senate republicans think they should have better representation. it's ripe for this to turn into a political brew ha ha. >> what time of timetable are we looking at here? >> i think it's wide open. there are 20 subpoenas out there that are due back on february 3rd. nobody thinks really that everybody is going to be back on february 3rd. even if it were, they will take time to go through there before they talk about what they have. this could go on for months, maybe a year. >> again, all of this sort of presupposes that they are not going to find

if only we could call yesterday a mulligan for stocks.me gains. we do have a gain t

bill clinton was famous for taking extra strokes he didn't count known as mulligans.t bushes were known for racing through the holes in record time. george w. bush announces he was giving up golf in solidarity with the troops, but critics say it was partly because of this public relations misstep. >> i call upon all nations to do everything they can to stop the terrorist killers. now watch this drive. >> in between tee times, president obama and his family have enjoyed rare downtime. some of their previous vacations have been interrupted by world events including the december 2009 hawaii trip when the underwear bomber tried to take down a passenger plane over detroit. last year the president was forced to return to washington and he made it back to hawaii for a few days after the issue was resolved. in his 13 days here in hawaii so far, the president has played golf on eight of those days and some of those affairs have been long and drawn out. lasting nearly six hours. nora? >> thanks, chip. >> here points out that the president played golf hours. my husband would kil

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if only we could call yesterday a mulligan for stocks. they're looking to close the week with some gains. we do have a gain today of about 50 points after that first day selloff yesterday. >> the dow has been up and down today. now adding 50 points as we enter the final hour. keep an eye on the nasdaq which is in the red. it's had the worst performance to kick off the year. a lot of component, apple, gool google microsoft, not holding up well for the last couple of trading sessions. >> technology not playing along well this hour. >> ben bernanke this hour. >> yes we do. >> he'll be delivering what some characterize as his farewell address. steve liesman telling us in the last hour the headlines from those prepared remarks. but in a little while, there will be a q&a session. those often can make market-moving news and it will occur in the final minutes of today's trading day. we'll take you there live when that gets under way. >> good point. those headlines didn't move the market when they hit, but we have heard comments which are having m

. >> he plays part of a duo with carey mulligan, jim gene.jennifer lawrence playing somebody who isn't that smart but is really engaging. you play somebody that isn't totally likable all the time. what kind of challenge does that pose? >> i come from the theater. for some reason in movies we've been conditioned that you're supposed to like the main -- the people all the time. you go to see a play or read a book, you never say i wish that protaganist was more likable. it's a weird thing. >> cohen brothers on the audition process to find the star of their film. >> we started placing musicians, which was interesting, in the audition process. because, you know, they would play a song or two, which was great. and then they would try a scene or two, which was -- >> not so good. yeah, certain point we thought we're looking for a needle in a haystack and it's possible the needle isn't in the haystack. >> may just not be there. >> those guys have been around. where does their genius come from? what are they very good at? >> i think that their instinct

i get a mulligan. >> i'm sorry about that for the confusion. >> you got to be clearer. >> thanks.you can. >> she's going to run right in. >> she is. >> she's out there five seconds before they starts and five seconds after. she's already in the green room. >> she might be. heather nauert, you're nice and warm in here with us. >> i have a fun fact for you. in wisconsin, some parts of wisconsin will skim the top of cheese and use the salt of the cheese and put that on the roads. >> delicious! >> cheese salt on the road. your roadways smell like cheese. >> the dairy state. >> they are committed! love that. >> they still sell the cheese? >> i don't think so. i got work to do now. the latest obamacare casualty. the employees of target, that company announcing that it will no longer offer benefits to its part-time workers. target joining other companies, including trader joe and home depot, in scaling back benefits as a result of obamacare. >>> is it a crime for to you buy a gun for a family member? this is a really interesting issue that's playing out before the supreme court later tod