lee: okay, naomi, that tells me a lot. everybody, thank you. thanks for coming. this is a wonderful time we are here at city hall and of course i was joking when i wished mayor brown a happy 100th birthday. first of all i do want to say officially welcome to the people's palace. this is of course a time when we get a chance to reflect not just the brick and mortar although i must say every time i have a chance to look up and look around i have to marvel at a building that moves in base isolate ors and has become a beautiful beautiful building and everybody i have talked with and stepped foot whether it's the elevators or walking up or the rotunda, their eyes are always looking everywhere and marvelling at this historic building. as i look around today, most of the people are the ones who occupy and come through and make this building come alive. that's you and the thousands that come through this building everyday. i want to say from a very start thank you to mayor brown and charlotte and when we first began talking about how to celebrate 100 years of this buildi

naomi, would you like to introduce rich? someone has to pay for all of this. we have nick and tonya and they will talk about the fundraising efforts. [ applause ] >> thank you let me acknowledge my wife tonya. she's not up here. she's shy today. she's not a shy person. she's been spending a lot of time helping steve and nick helping plan all the elements in the centennial and the year. since she has a zoo to run literally i have spent my time focused on the financial side of the equation which is to help fund all of these various things. i have great news to report to you. first i want to report to madam administrator and mayor lee, charlotte mayor brown, it's been great working with each of you over the course of the last month. in general terms, what we have collectively set out to produce not only as an event but the documentary that was mentioned as well as the two lighting initiatives which are going to be really extraordinary, that is a total $4 million effort. wonderfully the city has budgeted $1.8 million towards the capital improvement to this city ha

nermeen: naomi klein, your response to what rick santorum said?it is just another example of an awkward situation so many republicans are in right now. mark marino of fox news, climate change denier types from the heartland institute, you know talking about the unholy alliance within the vatican and the united nations. you're not going to out catholic the pope. the document is not just about climate change. it is a broader ecological crisis. it is also about the crisis of inequality. i think the most significant aspect of the document, and certainly why i had been invited to speak at this conference at the vatican is because they are trying to make the conversation about the failures of our economic system, which is a very live conversation around the world, and the conversation about climate change come together. because they are so often segmented. this is true, for instance, in europe right now where europe is in the grips of austerity crisis and poverty is exploding and there is this idea that, first, you have to solve economic crisis and then

smith, jonas max faris, john layfield along with naomi canseco and ashley pratt. it seems like the threats are going. how worried should we be for our safety and our economy? >> extremely, brenda. i think, you know, it's not too much of an exaggeration. we're fighting right now the next world war. and here's the reason. we are now an interconnected society. terrorists have so much easier way to strike. they can recruit easier. they can hack into government sites like we've seen. they can -- they have knowledge about where our military bases are, how to build bombs and things like that. if the terrorists made a concentrated effort cyber-wise to attack the united states the devastation, brenda, to the economy could be just like we had -- we saw in europe to their economies during world war ii. horrible. >> it doesn't look like we'll have a marshall plan available for us. ashley how worried are you about this for our safety and for our economy? you lived in boston. you understood what happened when a homegrown terrorist perpetrated that terrible act. >> yep. yeah bre

survivors of the car crash that killed joe biden's first wife, neilia, and their 13-month old daughter naomi, only a few days before christmas of 1972. just weeks later, joe biden was sworn into the senate at beau's bedside. as an adult, beau biden played a role in his father's political campaigns, introducing him onstage at the 2012 democratic national convention in charlotte, north carolina. >> in moments both public and private, he is the father i've always known, the grandfather my children love and adore, and the vice president our nation needs.

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i want to thank our panelists -- rory albanese, naomi ekperigin, and joe morton.instagram to keep track of everything we're doing online. and join me tomorrow night when talib kweli joins me on panel. goodnightly, everyone! (cheers and applause) negative. no sign. wait a second. i think i got him. you know... you could put somebody's eye out with that thing. we airlifted out the last passengers, ace. we're heading out. what about the animal cargo? don't worry about it. it's just one little raccoon. if i were you, i'd turn back. yeah? well, if you were me then i'd be you and i'd use your body to get to the top. you can't stop me no matter who you are. ( high-pitched laughter ) loser. la-hoo... sa-her. ( chirping ) hungry, fella? ( belching and retching )

but i want to thank naomi kelly, our city administrator for working hard on everything from community benefit agreements to working with us and with many companies that have located long central market and mid-market in our effort to be revitalized north of market street itself. i also know random from city college is here. our public librarian is here, outreach and homeless efforts and people all united for helping families, kids. people who might have been homeless, really try to find a level of success for themselves. i see catholic charities that are here and excellent part of services that are being provided here. there is this site called twitter neighbor nest that i had to wrap my ears around to understand what that is. now i get it. i'm getting birds fly across the street. if you have been around, this was the raffles restaurant. i had a table here. it was abandoned many years ago and i was always wonder ing how this might be used in the future. it's a fantastic use of a fantastic bridge. i have worked with twitter the very first meeting that i had the day before you came on b

not just for natalie and hunter and naomi or finegan or macy or malia or sasha. it's for every child. isn't that what this amazing journey we've been on is all about, to make this journey better for the next generation. beau figured that out so early in life. what an inheritance beau left us. what an example he set. to our great good fortune in our youth, our hearts were touched with fire said oliver wendell holmes jr. but above all, we have learned that weather a man accepts from fortune and spade and will look downward and dig or from aspiration her acts and accord and will scale the ice the one and only success which it is his to command is to bring to his work a mighty heart. beau biden brought to his work a mighty heart. he brought to his family a mighty heart. what a good man. what an original. may god bless his memory and the lives of all he touched. >> there are no words that could adequately describe my love admiration and adoration for my brother. nothing i say will give justice to what he means to me to us. and when trying to recall certain memories i

. >> naomi ages is a climate later with greenpeace u.s.a. it is good to have you with us. how significant is this to the environmental movement? >> thank very much for having me. this decision is an historic decision the fir of its kind and we have been tracking this case very, very closely since its inception and we couldn't be happy are with the decision. sends a notice that governments must take action on climate change and the action they have taken is not just -- >> first of its kind in europe but in the u.s. the supreme court has made -- has issued rulings on environmental issues. and in fact it's given the epa a lot of leeway on emissions regulations. >> that's true. in fact this avenue has been almost 4 foreclosed in the u.s. unfortunately our supreme court ruled the other way so it is the purview of the epa to regulate carbon emissions and the obama administration have started to do that with the coal plants but the dutch ruling goes further than the decision in the u.s. >> isn't it likely dutch courts might be more receptive because half the country is under sea

and your cousins, naomi and finnegan and mazie, they thought of your daddy as a part of me. and you know that your daddy is a part of me. and i will always be a part of you. we will all always be a part of you. we will always be one family because we always have been one family family. you are at the center of the greatest love you will ever know. mom mom, you menned all of our hearts once you made the three of us whole. you gave us ashley the greatest gift imaginable. you gave beau his strength his steadiness and you gave him a love that only a mother could give. you loved him with all of your heart. and we all know there was no one in the world you were more proud of. you adored beau. i loved watching that. and he adored you. and it's your strength and it's your steadiness that holds this family together. and i know that you will make us whole again. the first memory i have is of lying in a hospital bed next to my brother. i was almost 3 years old. i remember my brother, who was 1 year and 1 day older than me holding my hand staring into my eyes saying i love you, i love y

this may not be everybody i have a list so norman oh, that's me and reverend ma gray crepe susan and naomi kelly brigitte jackson this is neighborhood week we want to celebrate neighborhood work cd c is part of the organizations we were the first selected in san francisco we their celebrating also on the list alex representatives from david chiu and andrea and gordon chiu come on up and jane kim and aaron all the front row just get up here step up we need to move the table back she want to be in the shade move the table back yeah. >> so there's more standing room you you get the new super scissors and get ready we want everyone here. >> where do you see these photographs (laughter) and yeah. captain lazzaro we have space. >> yeah. that's chief suhr. >> a plan. >> oh, john, of course from mta okay. if you think you're a big shot come up whatever there is room in the back in the back okay. are we ready. >> count down. >> 5, 4, 3, 2 1 all right. it is done it is finished (clapping) and we've got to thank neighborhood works for the food at the new american cheese restaurant that is coming in t

supervisors naomi kelly city administrator so for since we last talked we're in agreement with one time cuts of $268,000 plus and we're still in deductions we're not in agreement with 4 positions in the office of labor standards and enforcement in 292 which as we've dissolutions at the last budget & finance hearing after the stakeholders holders with the oewd and the mayor's office looking at the task force and work with the workers alliance to address many of the different owners that are adopted and passed by the board of supervisors and the voters minimum wage formula retail and paid sick leave we feel those are the positions to enforce all the difference ordinances and we are in disagreement ever would the office of immigrant affairs in 1942 to help with the language transmissions and the language to cover more departments therefore a higher demand for transmission e translation services so for all the board of supervisors meeting in addition to agendas and minutes so that's where we at. >> okay supervisor mar. >> i wanted to thank our city administrator mrs. kelly i'll strongly sup

. >> hi my name is naomi loopz a proud product of the san francisco unified school district and my parents are teachers they met back in the day and elementary school and i have two children in marshall lefrment and my family is a multi lingual and multi racial cultural family i'm jewish and my husband it latino we're very happen at marshall elementary school and appreciate the spanish and the cultural aspect of that language and the program i was existed and thrived thrilled to find out you're open to or restrict and vietnamese and appalled to hear that in the resolution there is a partnership that is the celebration of one language at the extension of the community as the extension of another community my children deserve to be respected and celebrated in their school and community and by partnering within an organization that is openly anti semiic i can see thing osz youtube user their website that are did care recognize against the jewish community by partnering with an organization you're sending a strong message to the jewish children and families we're not welcome and that's a trage

. >> i sleep with naomi in that bed. >> reporter: there was little elbow room and no television or computer but that is part of the plan. >> when we are at home it's work. there's school. and so this has been great to -- our only mission is to be together. >> reporter: at the games, they join tens of thousands of american fans. players say it's like having a home field advantage. defender megan clingenberg. >> we love absolutely love our fans. we have been walking around the city and you can just see people in red, white and blue and we absolutely love it. >> reporter: between games, the girls kick it around with mom. >> do you think this will ever happen again? do you think you'll make a tradition? >> a tradition -- >> oh, yes! >> oh, wow. >> i'm not sure if we could do that. >> all in. ♪ >> reporter: even if the rest of the family isn't down with that they clearly know how to get down. >> say what? >> reporter: usa! >> coming up more on the apparent killing of a top al qaeda leader in yemen. we will speak with former cia director mike morrell. plus the crackdown on slow drivers in the lef

office john our fleet administrator and office naomi kelly and jennifer and from others from my office of the department of the environment for their hard work and coming up with the fleet martin luther king policy the amendments were substantive i'll hope we'll make today but will have to sit in committee everyone is in agreement with the recommendation i'll be making a motion with that colleagues no questions turnover to the budget analyst report and move from there and. >> mr. chairman and members of the committee on page 17 of our report we note to the- will not be subject to the contract for the administrative code or environmental code for the solicitation of contract for the hiring we also note on page 17 of our report as supervisor farrell has gone over we would like to emphasis a journal report on the 5 percent for the non safety fleet generates savings in a 4-year period other efficiency will be achieved through a greater oversight of vehicles use a 5 percent reduction in fuel restriction is more annual savings and 10 percent reduction will result in $17,000 plus in annual sa

. >> in the 1980's, fashion model's still had a shapely figure, like naomi campbell, linda evangelista. they were stars, and they did what they wanted. they called the shots. some people in the industry did not like that. today, women are used like clothes hangers. >> that has had a terrible effect. a number of fashion models have died of anorexia. one of the first was anna caroline arrest on from brazil. as a 13-year-old, she was discovered in a beauty contest. by 22, she had starved herself to death. nowadays, extreme thinness for models is the norm. that's also true for louise and her trends. the trend is a win, boyish figure. -- thin, boyish figure. >> those pictures show what i was like back then. i lost myself. these women have a blank and empty look to them. that's what i felt like, too. >> psychologists say images such as these are harmful to girls and young women. >> these pictures in which women no longer look feminine and alluring promote anorexia. these women don't want to seduce anyone. quite the opposite. these images appeal to girls who are at risk and encourage imitatio

. >> naomi something. josie: the 7 on your side team asked d the company to talk on camera, but they declined. they sent an official statement for days before we made air. since the story has aired, the company has made a big change changing the 100% guarantee to say everyone is screened and real. the company says everyone is verified, going through ckground checks and in person screening. as for the better business bureau complaints, the company says they make up about 1% of its seventh thousand clients. i'jo sterman. leon: and just ahead -- >> i want my car back. and can i get my money back but i paid for i it? leon: what happened to ththis woman's car, andnd how did horace holmes help her? leon: for the past year, a local woman has been battling with the mechanic to get her car fixed. this after she paid $2000. troubleshooter horace holmes stepped up. horace: this 84-year-old had a problem on her hands when she contacted us. her car had broken down, she had no idea when she put it in the shop that s sti

. >> hi my name is naomi loopz a proud product of the san francisco unified school district and my parents are teachers they met back in the day and elementary school and i have two children in marshall lefrment and my family is a multi lingual and multi racial cultural family i'm jewish and my husband it latino we're very happen at marshall elementary school and appreciate the spanish and the cultural aspect of that language and the program i was existed and thrived thrilled to find out you're open to or restrict and vietnamese and appalled to hear that in the resolution

survivors of the car crash that killed joe biden's first wife, neilia, and their 13-month old daughter naomi, only a few days before christmas of 1972. just weeks later, joe biden was sworn into the senate at beau's bedside. as an adult, beau biden played a role in his father's political campaigns, introducing him onstage at the 2012 democratic national convention in charlotte, north carolina. >> in moments both public and private, he is the father i've always known, the grandfather my children love and adore, and the vice president our nation needs. >> sreenivasan: biden served in the delaware army national guard and was a military lawyer in the jag corps. he deployed to iraq for a year in 2008 and reflected on his service in a speech two years later. >> it's been the greatest honor of my life to wear the uniform of the u.s. army. i'm honored to be the attorney general, but i'm most honored to be a captain in the army. >> sreenivasan: in 2010 biden suffered a mild stroke, and three years later doctors removed a small lesion from his brain after he reportedly felt weak and disoriented. biden

my mom, neilia and my sister naomi were killed.my brother hunter and i were seriously injured and hospitalized for weeks. i was just short of four years old. one of my earliest memories was being in that hospital. my dad >> reporter: beau biden was the eldest son of vice president joe biden. he leaves behind a wife and 2 children >> reporter: ten people are hurt after a crane broke free and plunged almost thirty stories in manhattan this morning. the crane fell onto the street.shearing the side of the building along the way. two of those injured are construction workers.and the others are drivers of passing cars and pedestrians. none of the injuries are considered life-threatening. streets closed in the surrounding area. and officials say an investigation will determine the cause. most of texas is set to get is first period of extended sunshine in weeks. officials say that will allow surging rivers to recede. as cleanup efforts continue. damage in houston is estimated to top 45-million dollars. at least 31 people have been killed i

smith, jonas max faris, john layfield along with naomi canseco and ashley pratt.t seems like the threats are going. how worried sho

not just for natalie hunter, naomi, melia, sasha, but for every child. isn't that what this amazing journey is all about? to make the life better for the next generation. beau figure that out so early in life. what an inheritance beau left us. what an example he set. to our great good fortune in our youth, our hearts were touched with fire said all over wendell holmes junior. above all, we have learned whether a man excepts from fortune her spade will look down and they or will scale the ice, the one and only success which it is his to command is to bring to his work a mighty heart. beau biden brought to his work a mighty heart. he brought to his family a mighty heart. what a good man. what an original. may god bless his memory, and the lies of all he touched -- the lives of all he touched. >> there are no words that could adequately describe my love, admiration, and adoration for my brother. nothing i say will give justice to what he means to me, to us. when trying to recall certain memories, i am at a loss. my life is a collage of memories and moments.

and your cousins naomi and finnegan and macy they thought of your daddy as a part of me.nd you know that your daddy is a part of me. and i will always be a part of you. we will all always be a part of you. we will always be one family. because we always have been one family. # you are at the center of the greatest love you will ever know. >> mom, you mended all of our hearts once you made the three of us whole. you gave us ashley the greatest gift imaginable. you gave beau his strength his steadiness, and you gave him a love that only a mother could give. you loved him with all of your heart. and we all know there was no one in the world you were more proud of. you adored beau. i loved watching that. and he adored you. and it's your strength and your steadiness that holds this family together. and i know that you will make us whole again. first memory i have is of lying in a hospital bed next to my brother. i was almost 3 years old. i remember my brother was one year and one day older than me. holding my hand staring into my eyes saying i love you. i love you. i love you.

my wife naomi and it was the two of us on this e-mail chain, mark, patrick, the director and the guy scale. and once he sent out the picture of what was going to be the small penis next to the phone and everyone was like, yeah. that looks pretty small. and mark and i were like, whoa, whoa, whoa, that's the small one? yeah, sure, that's the small one. and we suddenly just felt like, what, what, what's been happening with my life and my penis. >> jimmy: it must be like the iphone 6s. will your children see this film? how old are the kids now? >> 6 and 8. so yeah, they'll definitely see it. no. they will not. i will never, ever let them see this movie. >> jimmy: especially if they know you don't want them to see it, they'll see it. >> they'll be able to see whatever they want. there's no way i can control it. when i was a kid, there were no penis movies available. >> jimmy: holiday d on. let me think. >> actually, there were. >> jimmy: porkies. >> was porkies the one with the popcorn in the lap and the penis in the popcorn? or was that diner. >> jimmy: porkies was through the gym wall.

his first wife amelia and daughter naomi were killed in a car accident in 1972.and hunter survived. hunter remembered beau biden as a loving brother who looked out for his family. >> to me my brother is not defined by his extraordinary resume. he's defined by the quality of his character. the boy, the man who always held you close, the one who always made you feel safe the one who always made you feel braver than you might have been >>> joe biden was a family man, leaving behind his wife hayley and two children natalie and hunter >>> now to iraq where heavy fighting continues in anbar province. 22 soldiers and shia militia were killed on attack on an air base on saturday. in samarra, north of baghdad, iraqi forces say they killed 55 in an attempt to drive the group back. imran khan is in baghdad with the latest. >> reporter: the aftermath of an attack on an airbase in anbar. the battle for this outpost is filmed by i.s.i.l. fighters keen to show their advance in ramadi is not slowing down. the mounting losses suggest they are right. 22 have been killed. most iraq

naomi. >> hi.you mentioned the college but did you also have to do other research in japan and also deal with the japanese language? >> right. i mean my japanese is -- i call it aunt japanese it's sufficient for hanging out with my husband's aunts. but through them and through my in-laws, i was blessed with many research and translation helpers. so they became great source ises of support -- sources of support when there was a source that couldn't be had any other way yeah. >> cool. anybody else? anything else? i just want to thank marie so much, and i hope that you'll look for her book, "the where the dead pause and the japanese say good-bye," which was published in january. it's an extraordinary journey in its own right. in fact, i think journey is a subtitle in your book as well. >> yes, it is. >> in the present in japan, and it is the best kind of armchair travel so -- >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you all. >> all right, thank you. [applause] >> i just want to say thank you to everyone w