destroyed a temporary camps in response to that angry protests are flaring up across the country are nicholas can report. this point there are more of confrontations between the police and protesters taking place in other parts of istanbul they have been going on really throughout the night and the entire morning they're lesser numbers but it doesn't mean they're less intense than the were last night when

>> nicholas can go first. so.i think we consistently heard during the election in 2012 that romney had a women problem. all se they lumped them together. what did we just hear. he didn't have a women problem. he had a single women problem. was it a single woman problem or a single problem? we saw the very similar numbers among single men. there's something about marriage draws people into conservatism. nd i think that it is -- the more they talked about women, i exactly.lt not he's -- romney is winning married women. it's important to talk about the groups like that. otherwise, they lump them together. they usually do it in a way most beneficial to the democrat candidate and it clear really provide a picture of everything that's out there. that's my thought. jump back in on that? >> i'll wait for another one -- >> how about this. a ot of times when you hear topic like changing demographics, you immediately think, hispanics. that maybe that is the major trend these days. but we don't hear a lot about asians. th

. >> it was directed by nicholas joosen, working on clinton sparks video.ut by yond the music video we found an awesome behind the scenes video. >> hey, everybody. clinton sparks. welcome to the video shoot for "gold rush." >> we have nick schwartzon. >> this song is awesome. i hadn't heard it before i showed up here. >> sim on rex. >> a donkey named rowdy, which ironically is not mrowdy, quite mellow. >> i'm never working with a donkey again, that's for [ bleep ]ing sure. >> this is put together by matthew vaughan so people can see what went into this. we have matthew from los angeles via skype. how do you get on such a huge music video. >> nicholas joosen, my mentor, he has taken me under his wing and helped me out with a lot of projects he's working on. always fun being on set with the guys. simon rex is awesome. a hip-hop artist. and i'm doing a documentary on him right now. >> daniel day jewish. >> there will be blood coming out of my [ bleep ]. >> and nick scaren, a um can't believe it's not butter. >> these are big artists. >> the part that made it n

just after that, nicholas brooks arrives on the fifth floor, heads to the same room.r and just 14 minutes after the couple checks in, nicholas brooks is seen leaving the room alone. now, the "new york daily news" first showed these photos, which, again, were taken from video footage. the paper is reporting that the video, which was shown in court on friday, shows that brooks made multiple trips from the fifth floor room, heading downstairs for cigarettes, speaking to reception, and "the daily news" says that brooks was seen as jittery, pacing, and even barefoot. cachay's body, and remember she was just 33 years old, was found submerged in water in an overflowing bathtub. authorities say she was strangled, her body had bite marks and cuts to her lips and mouth. brooks, son of the composer of the song "you light up my life," on trial for second degree murder. he has pleaded not guilty. alison, if convicted, he could face 25 years to life in prison. we should also mention we have reached out repeatedly to brooks' defense attorney and the family of sylvie cachay, but so f

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nicholas thompson -- excellent panelists, nicholas thompson, a former staffer in the bush white ande and with the nrc, also justin phillips, founder of the tea party nation. hopefully you know him already. it is one of the largest tea party groups and -- in the nation. the number one tea party site on the internet. he writes many columns. we'll see him on tv a fair amount. the income herbal john's on -- fun, whoparable john is an editorial writer at the wall street journal good he is now a national affairs columnist for the national review. one of the nation's premier andrts on voter fraud frankly a longtime collaborator with me. you're pleased to have these free today. -- we are pleased to have these free today. our topic is, is conservatism doomed by changing demographics? you are all answering this question the same way, no, it is not doomed. our three panelists will say the same thing. we will have a few minutes of opening remarks, three minutes from each of them, and then i will throw some questions at them. we will hopefully get a good discussion going. let's start with nichola

so, thank you for being here. >> hi, nicholas persky, the vice-chair of the youth commission. i have some memorandums from when we considered the legislation last april. i just wanted to express our gratitude for you guys referring the piece of legislation to the youth commission. and on april 16th of 2012, we passed a motion that supported this ordinance to amend public works code section 184.85. and we asked questions. i feel that we, you know, fully vetted this legislation from the youth perspective. and we feel that this legislation helped strike a balance between two things, which is the sfusd's needs, which is to protect their school lunch program, but also to, you know, provide more opportunity for food truck owners and the food truck industry. and just speaking from the youth perspective, i personally don't leave my school, you know, to eat lunch, but youth are really, really motivated by food. and to the extent that, you know, it's 1500 feet or 500 feet or 1,000 feet, youth are willing to go, you know, pretty far just for food. so, i would definitely support this beca

. >> hello, i'm nicholas. i live in district 2. i don't live on the gary corridor by you who were on the gary corridor my synagogue is there. my wife and i frequent there pr we go to the beach for recreation. i'd like to bring to the committee the prospective of someone who doesn't necessarily live or commute other than the corridor but who uses it for the other tremendously important things. i'm current on the commission and i'm interested in the environment point of view and the needs point of view is very important to me. thank you for considering me >> mr. larkin. >> good morning commissioners i'm the candidate for either of the openings. i am a professional engineer. i'm a 28 year resident of the outer richmond district. i ride the 38 local on a regular basis. i was a member of the first citizens committee for the feasibility study and i've been to most of the meeting as an at large participant and i figured that i would like to - as well as i'm at the meetings anyone i might as well join the committee. there has to be someone

>>> hello, my name is nicholas. i'm the son of lily palacios. i just want to report what i have been seeing and hearing . there has been a lot of noise from the upstairs in the daytime and nighttime. most lee at night it sounds like a lot of shuffling around for various projects they do and at first it was sounding like an exercise group or maybe stamping from upstairs. this was very regular. it would happen pretty often and eventually it changed to the juicing business which they brought in the juicer that sends vibrations throughout the house. you can tell when you are at the bottom of the stairs you can walk through the doors and tell she's juicing already. sometimes it goes for hours and other times late at night. sometimes at late as 11:30. her interactions, there haven't been many. first it was phone calls and eventually her phone number was blocked and then we tried sending letters and we would get the letters back with various notes denying that she was running a business. we also received one letter from her one night that just kind of

see at the concert in the hall or to melissa nicholas on new. york's new way audio at the will audio only. as a delay for instance when the button is on the winds as. some noise for us and certainly with the nerve endings and soon it could at the middle ground an open book a little a little less not doing is delusional or we're. just a told. to hit the road here with us in the alley. or standards for a position on this conceal. not in the money is a good. just to get the clan the we start to see. casey is under the eyes a little clique you don't give us but the news you summa that ok secure own one you are getting this bill to say one. allowed us to gain enough conformist. again old. son on the side that all women men then he nods. as you seem to me i'm. not personally a secret book is to rely on the polish plot. to if you feel. good kill him when you know you. know me or louis or. as i know it until i know casey all or can all. get us there in camille meanwhile. kill has drawn the one on one of the course. kill a human to selene pia. get off th

so also that nicholas thing that was already used, you know, so another nicholas -- >> but you call himat. explain that to us. >> not like a real pirate. it is more like even though he has a suit and is doing a very serious, you know, job, even now he is very serious going to work every morning very early and tie, you know and he could be like a pirate. it's just for fun. >> he gets in touch with his inner johnny depp. >> yes. yes. >> do you miss being first lady? do you miss all those sort of duties and responsibilities? >> and weight on your shoulder. no, i don't. >> everybody looking at you every second of your life. >> it was really like a great experience. it was a great honor. it was a very fantastic time of my life. but i don't miss it because then it's nice for the family. >> no privacy really. >> family time. it's easier. and also for him, you know, for my husband, there is less of such stress and heavy weight and sometimes one wonders no matter how important, you know, your career is, sometimes you wish also for health, you know? you know, life flies by -- >> but it has to be

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nicholas kristof, danielle pletka and david remnick will sit down to talk about syria, russia and the future of the republican party. we'll try to understand the new data with paul krugman and what to make of krugman the great celebrity food fight. i'll explain. >>> also, a first look inside the hermit kingdom. exclusive video from dennis rodman and the harlem globetrotters. what is it like breaking bread with kim jong-un. we'll ask the correspondent who went in. >>> a long a-awaited announcement from beijing. we'll figure out if it means anything. >>> first, here's my take. the great american housing market is back. the case schiller housing index showed the largest annual increase in prices in seven years. so, despite dysfunction in washington, despite the sequester, the american economy, once again, shows its core character. flexibility and resilience. a housing revival was inevitable at some point. the united states is the only rich country in the world whose population is growing. we add 3 million people to our numbers every year, thanks largely to legal immigration. that means o

. >> reporter: since nicholas errands a degree in graphic design he has had a handful of jobs includingone. >> i was delivering mail that arrived within the building to a couple of different floors. just didn't last very long, and it was below my skill level. >> reporter: today, he has a high-tech job. >> find this job really fulfilling in that it's challenging me. >> reporter: nicholas can thank lube buy and andy axle who cofounded the specialist guild two years ago. the san francisco nonprofit provides high-tech training and employment for people on the autism spectrum. >> i have seen them blossom and see their self-confidence increase. >> reporter: they are tackling a high unemployment rate. they say more than 58% of adults on the autism spectrum don't have a appealing job. >> they never get a -- don't have a paying job. >> they never get a chance because they don't do well in the interviews. their disability is social and communication. >> reporter: the specialist guild is training for software problems. they say the job is perfect for those on the spectrum because it's technical wi

he is at home recovering there a state-of-the-art procedure in which he switched faces with nicholas cage. ( laughter ) they took his face off. my guest tonight from "mad men," linda cardellini is here. ( cheers and applause ). but first, first tonight, i and the rest of america woke up this morning in the worst way imaginable. >> governor, welcome back to the channel. >> thank you. i get to be here the entire hour. >> john: well, well, well. ( cheers and applause ) well, well, well. look what the fox dragged in ( laughter ) sarah palin has been hired back by fox news, and she only left five months ago. she's now effectively quit quitting. ( laughter ) she can't even commit to being uncommitted. but, you know, you know what? let's be fair to her. people do change. what are you up to? >> i am doing great, writing a book, a book about christmas, and pushing back on the politically correct who would try to take christ out of christmas. do new yorkers feel like you're just a bunch of little babies with thank goodness you got this nanny. you just put the b.s. in cbs. with benghazi, the go

. >> nicholas, this robot has it all.s was all put together by some folks at the university in japan. this robot is made up of a four axis robotic arm, two high-speed cameras and an external pc, and it tracks the game at 500 frames per second. and this robot can change its strategy based on human performance. so it kind of analyzes what the human is doing, changes its strategy, accordingly. and forces the human to have kind of a psychological game with the robot. people who have played against this robot say it is challenging, even though they know they're going to lose to this robot. they like the psychological challenges. and tests have shown that this robot is successful in detecting players' behaviors, forcing them to change strategy. >> can you score on this thing or is it a total brick wall? >> in this video we don't see the human actually score against it. i don't know if anybody's ever scored against this thing. >> wow. >> but the crazy thing is, it in essence almost thinks. >> that is really freaky. right? >> mon

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. >> nicholas king is deputy director and instead we now have the fabulous, the wonderful miss cammylackstone. c'mon up. so this year at this summit we've introduced something new and different for all of you to participate in. cammy is going to explain it and introduce it to you. >> all right we are trying to keep everybody engaged and involved. my new job is question queen. you may have gotten a yellow card when you came in. those are trivia question cards. i'm going to ask a trivia of questions. it's not a pop quiz. as we go through answers you can win prices. the first question, out of all the places that sell draft beer in san francisco. the number one seller is at&t park. who comes in at no. 2. don't shout it out. at the episode -- end of the program you can win prices. okay. we are doing trivia questions all through the program. okay. i would like to now bring to the stage supervisor scott wiener. [ applause ] >> good afternoon, everyone. thanks for having me today. i'm glad we are able to do these summits and bring everyone together to discuss our best practices and really em

. >> reporter: since nicholas earned a degree in graphic design, he has had a handful of jobs including there one. >> i was delivering mail that arrived within the building to a couple of different floors. it just didn't last very long, and it was below my skill level. >> reporter: today he has a high-tech job. >> a job that's challenging me. >> reporter: he can thank luby and andy aczel. a san francisco nonprofit provides high-tech training and employment for people on the autism spectrum. >> i have seen them blossom and seen their self-confidence increase. >> reporter: luby and andy are tackling a high unemployment rate. they say more than 85% of adults on the autism spectrum do not have a paying job. >> they never get a chance because they don't do well in the interviews because their disability is not intellectual, it's social and communication. >> reporter: the specialist guild is training several interns to test websites for software problems. they say it's a perfect autistic people because it's technical with low social interaction. the interns work for three companies that pay $

causing problems all around the country including dublin, ohio where they're trying to play jack nicholas'sment. tiger woods taking double bogey on route to 74. ken duke is on the bubble. if he makes it he can credit this shot. duke for 18. he wanted to land it above the hill and let gravity do the best. that's an eagle two, right now one shot to the good of the cut line. bill hass has the lead but several players have yet to finish their rounds because of weather. >>> and serena williams took care of sorana of romania in straight sets of 6-6-6-2. serena has to wait a while but was not threatened during the match. >>> and the indy cars are in new york where today they were holding qualifying, apparently a family of ducks wanted to get a close up look at the action they stopped qualifying while track workers went on a duck herding expedition. not exactly on their job description but they got the ducks rounded up and the race continued. >> that was pretty funny stuff there with the indy cars. thanks. >>> tonight continuing coverage of the red flag warning in effect and the possibility of gras

. >> nicholas ferman. >> by 7:00 p.m., the temperature was still a steamy 97 degrees. 9 cheap seats never felt so good. and the polyester robes was giving the class of 2013 something to remember. >> by 7:30 it was 97 degrees when the concert began. a significant cool off considering their high today was 103 degrees. >> get ready because it is going to get even hotter tomorrow believe it or not. reporting live in downtown walnut creek, alan wang, abc7 news. >> thank you. the temperatures were high enough to break records in parts of the bay area and it is hot for some of us. sandhya patel is here with a look at live doppler 7hd. >> and the temperatures exceed exceed -- exceeded a hundred degrees. it wasn't along the coastline. that's where we have some fog. it is getting dense in pockets. the fog held it down at the coast, but inland spots like livermore, a record 102 degrees. record breaking in ukiah and 106 degrees and it was plenty hot in other parts, 97 concord and 94 in morgan hill and 104 in clear lake. comfortable secretary 8 in san francisco and 61 in half moon bay. a live look fro