thank you for having a restaurant appreciation month to start with, and thank you supervisor for nominating us, and thanks to our staff mostly for -- the 45 staff out of 200 total who work at california street and they're the ones that do it everyday, and thanks to them that we're standing here. they're amazing so thanks to them and our customers -- the other thing is our customers are incredible at all of our restaurants and they trust us, and they allow us to do what we do and it's both communities that keep the places going so anyway thank you. >> thank you. >> [applause] >> our next

thank you for having a restaurant appreciation month to start with, and thank you supervisor for nominating us, and thanks to our staff mostly for -- the 45 staff out of 200 total who work at california street and they're the ones that do it everyday, and thanks to them that we're standing here. they're amazing so thanks to them and our customers -- the other thing is our customers are incredible at all of our restaurants and they trust us, and they allow us to do what we do and it's both communities that keep the places going so anyway thank you. >> thank you. >> [applause] >> our next presentation will be our district one colleague, supervisor mar. >> thank you president chiu. it's hard to follow the great restaurants from my colleagues and the ten districts but i think we saved the best for last for the richmond district . i am sure you willy agree. i will give you a quiz. you have to guess the restaurant. where is the place to go for the best sunset at the beach and see weddings and streakers might be striking through the back area with the lawn chairses. you can get rip tide red or pale a

there's also an email nomination form you can use to nominate your local hero for another jefferson award. >> and a reminder, if you have a consumer problem or question, call our hotline, 1-888-5-helps- u. volunteers are there right now. >> and before we go to break, how is the dow doing on this thursday? down a little. almost 3 points. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> well, today's tip of the day is going to be is nectarines. there's some good ones and bad ones out there at this time of the year. it's coming around fall some have been picked too early and stored too long. so you have to select them and store them right or otherwise, you are going to be so disappointed. let's talk about selection. when you buy them, beautiful color all the way around. very, very important. free from any shriveling whatsoever any discoloration. when you bring them home, it's so important to store them on the counter but only for about a day or two. that's it. don't wait until they get too soft. they will get mushy. this time of year it's tricky with summer fruit. if you find them discolored and

up next, the grammy nominated jazz artist robert glasper. stay with us. robert glasper is a grammy nominated judge pianist. -- jazz pianist. ♪ tavis: i have always loved that your group is called the robert glasper experiment. >> it was supposed to be called the experiment, and i like it. tavis: i can think of a number of things, but the difference between experience and an experiment. >> it is the feeling you get when the art is given to you. you get to experience the experience. tavis: does it feel like an experiment to you? >> we always leave it open. everything is open ended from the beginning to the end. we do not know how it is going to end. >> is jazz pianist to limiting to you? is that too narrow? >> when i hear the word jazz pianist, i have the skills to do most things. even to be a bad jazz pianist, you have to be good. you can pretty much approach any music, and it is a state of mind. >> we were talking about how you got your street reacred. how much of it has to do with q- tip? >> he has a lot to do with my work. he supported me for a long term

there's also an email nomination form you can use to nominate your local hero for a jefferson award. >> no real rain but it's raining giants bats. >> that's the kind of rain we like. that's the only rain we want. not being able to be picked up by hi-def doppler but it's raining runs on the good guys attempt right now. a fantastic picture, nice evening high pressure building in rain is moving out. there are a few sprinkles boo egg picked up on hi-def doppler off the sonoma county coastline and northwest of bodega bay and a few light showers around mount tam. that's it. all that's lifting to the north moving out of here. now what's moving toward the u.s.? it's late in the hurricane season but there is a big storm out there. it is hurricane sandy pummeling jamaica where we have seen wind gusts up to 80 miles per hour and it has its sights set on south florida and other portions of the east coast trees down there power lines down there. wind damage in jamaica. look where the storm is heading already seeing rainfall back on the weather computer. rainfall in cuba and the florida keys and i

socialist twenty first century policies one of that has translated to is essentially nominal izing certain industries usingvenezuela's oil exports revenue to really focus attention on the underprivileged the poor here in this country that's translated into social programs free health care education. communications housing and transportation services for people who really didn't have access for that and this has over the years built up a groundswell of popular support for the officer for ten years and he wants to stay for six more years now his opponent has really seized on some of the problems that continue to plague this country this is corruption a very high crime rate in. young a forty year old wealthy businessman who has criticized this country's economic policies he's promised to improve ties with the west and could really radicalize the way this country's resources are drawn now critics here suggest and worry that perhaps you could represent a radical alternative to shopping nominally in the sense that he could reverse a lot of those social programs policies potentially impose austerity packages on t

stuart: role that video tape because the three of us have already nominated our own nominee, the young that journey is a 14-year-old pakistani girl shot by those monsters, the taliban because she supported female education. imagine that. she has been under threat for a coople years but had the courage to keep going with her ideas. she should win. judge napolitano: the central government is too week and powerless to prevent this type of assault on women and young reprehensible, unacceptable in any part of the world. stuart: airlift that young lady and her family to the united states of america. i would love to have my taxpayer money to pay for that. bring her here and give her the $1.2 million -- judge napolitano: they would give someone like that -- stuart: they will not do that. i call them appeasement -- i'm going too far. call them appeasement weenies. judge napolitano: i am not going to go lower than that. [talking over each other] judge napolitano: i am not disagreeing. i won't knock her majesty on this. stuart: i am deeply indebted to you. you are coming back -- got a good weeken

forty three cents out of every dollar we spend yeah sixteen trillion dollars is bearing down on us and as nominal johnson say if we could well be like germany after world war i. but we did have a chance to speak exclusively to a number of the candidates taking part in that debate one of them was dr jill stein from the green party of america earlier this month she was arrested for protesting the first presidential debate she did take a moment to tell us exactly why she went. most of the american public doesn't even know that there are other candidates running so you know that's why i went to the gateway to the debate at hofstra university two weeks ago to demand that the debate be opened up and i was arrested and handcuffed to a chair for eight hours unfortunately this is what our democracy is looking like we are squandering trillions of dollars right now on wars for oil that we don't need on tax breaks for the wealthy and on bailouts for wall street forty billion a month now being spent to bail out the bankers once again so we can stop all that the establishment parties are quaking in their boots

nominated mitt. for pete's sake, he gave us romneycare. the inspiration for obamacare!l repeal and replace! >> with more romneycare! >> which he leaves that up to individual states! and i'm sure mississippi will step right up to the plate. [ laughter ] >> he's looking out for the middle class. >> he's promising a 20% tax cut for the top 1%. >> he's also promising to close their tax loop holes, so they'll still pay the same amount. >> then why cut their taxes? [ laughter ] >> i don't know. but i just don't see how a guy can change his beliefs overnight and still come off as creditable in a debate. >> oh, it's easy. here, let's switch sides. >> uhh...ok. [ laughter ] >> so now you're me. and i'll pretend to be you. i have postulated the theory mitt romney is a secret centrist pretending to be a conservative posing as a moderate. ipso facto, i yield the floor. -- i yield the remainder of my time. [ laughter ] now you do me. >> myah, see, myahh. i know that romney's embrace of moderation is merely a cover for actually being the ultra conservative he was in the primaries. my

six of us are nominated. i mean, do you know how many actresses are in the scene actor's guild?act that you even get there. >> jimmy: during the speech, you did seem disappointed to me. maybe i'm just reading into it. >> oh, i don't, i mean, i really was happy for claire, she's pregnant, i've known claire forever. she's a friend of mine and i was thrilled and her show is unbelievable. >> jimmy: can i show you? because -- we -- well, let's just look at the tape from last night. >> and the emmy goes to -- claire danes. >> whoa. well, i have to start by thanki >> boo! boo! boo! i thought julianna should have won! >> jimmy: do you see what i mean by that when i say it seemed like you were -- [ applause ] you seemed a little -- i don't want to -- [ applause ] you understand now what i'm saying? >> i can't believe that was captured on camera. >> jimmy: people at home could get the wrong idea. >> i feel awful. claire, i'm so sorry. i -- you know what it is? maybe i had a martini before. >> jimmy: that's probably what happened. maybe you did have four mar tee knees and i missed out. >>

to nominate, log on to abc2news.com/athlete and let us know who should be the next student athlete of the week. get ready for a big announcement from microsoft and apple. >> you'll see the damage jets the two are -- gadgets. >> you expect higher standards from a school administration building. >> back here in the storm center, you're looking at fall no, i'm large at st. vincent. music: guitar, clapping and whistling throughout. multivitamin coming in. on it chief! look alive people! smooth and steady guys. everything on schedule down here? yep, pretty regular. nice job. keep it strong. thanks. onward and upward! vo: launch your day. ...with the multivitamin made with 26 fruits and vegetables plus extra b-vitamins... ...for energy. alive. start feeling it. >>> nissan is recalling 13,000 altimas because of steer being bolts. the bolts could losen and fall out, increasing a chance of a crash. the 2012 and 2013 are affected. so far, no crashes or injuries have been reported. if you do own one of those recalled vehicles, you can take tighten the bolts for free.ill >> it is a big week for s

us must try to restore. it is for these purposes i declare myself a candidate for the presidential nomination. [applause] >> i think some of us really enraged eugene mccarthy with buttons that said "mcgovern is the real eugene mccarthy" but as yet had the record on the war that mccarthy had not. -- he had the real record on the war that mccarthy had not request the democratic party has blood on its hands. a struggle between young people and those old menopausal men who run this country and the struggle about what the future of this country is about. >> i think would be totally unrealistic. >> chicago, 1968. definitely not the summer of love. a moment when the better angels of our nature or so unmistakably missing. it was also in the 1972 candidacy of george mcgovern began to mount. >> in 1968, chicago convention. the police rioted and we saw american democracy in action. american democracy was then called mayor daley. >> if you're against the war, you got your head cracked. >> i remember being outside the hilton hotel in chicago the night hubert humphrey had won the nomination, and being gassed

the supreme court and who is currently serving what sort of justices he would nominate what sort of candidates he would send us on the judiciary committee. he has sent us judge who is are qualified, balanced, reviewed very favorably by the aba committees and pass through the judiciary committee. i think he would nominate future justices to the supreme court who would respect the subtle law of the land when it comes to women's reproductive rights and who would be willing to cast decisions in the light that most respects our founders intent and the framework of our constitution while taking into account the needs and demands of our modern political system and modern economy. i'm confident of what super bowl would do.--i'm confident of what president obama would do, i don't.recently congressman ryan in the debate with vice president biden made it clear that he's committed to tackling and reducing women's reproductive rights in the country. >> eliot: there is no question to the precise legitimacy of what you said. the romney-ryan would lead to nominating supreme court justices who would overturn roe v. wade. you s

, 1972, senator george mcgovern accepted the democratic party's presidential nomination at the miami convention. he also usedspeech to characterize his opponent, president richard nixon. >> he is the unwitting unifier on the fundamental issue of this national campaign. and all of us are going to help him redeem a pledge he made ten years ago that next year, you won't have richard nixon to kick around anymore. >> of course, that did not happen in 1972, but senator mcgovern's political influence stretched far beyond his white house run. we will discuss it next. >>> over the weekend, the country lost a political titan and one of the founders of the modern democratic party. former south dakota senator and anti-vietnam war crusader george mcgovern, who passed away sunday at the age of 90. though largely remembered for his landslide defeat to richard nixon in '72, mcgovern left behind several legacies that helped shape the democratic party today. he served as a bomber pilot in world war ii, flying 35 combat missions in europe and earning the distinguished flying cross for his bravery. after the war, he served two

and those are the standards that i will use in nominating people to the supreme court of the united states. these appointments are for life. these appointments are for life. and when the vice president talks about liberals on the bench, i wonder who he's talking about. is he talking about a former governor of the state of california, who is a former prosecutor, a republican named earl warren? because i think chief justice earl warren was an outstanding chief justice, and i think most americans do too. >> ann compton has a question for you, governor dukakis. >> governor, millions of americans are entitled to some of the protections and benefits that the federal government provides, including social security, pensions, medicare for the elderly, medicaid for the poor. but in fact, there are so many millions of americans who are eligible the government just can't continue to pay for all of those programs as they're currently constituted. a blue ribbon panel shortly after the election is likely to recommend that you go where the money is when you make budget cuts, and that means entitlements. b

when george accepted his party's nomination, he offered this benediction. may god grant each of us land and meet the great challenge that beckons us all home. now that he is beckoned home, we will always be grateful for the ways that, through his life, through his work, and through his vision, and george lifted us far higher in meeting that challenge. someone asked st. francis of assisi what it takes to live a good life. he replied, preached the gospel every day, if necessary, use words. i have never known anybody who preached the gospel more affectively in so many ways than george. a peacemaker. a humanitarian. a teacher. the minister. a congressman. a senator. a voice for the voiceless. and a champion for hungry children. in some ways, george's adult life began in war. when asked about his military service, he would always minimize his heroism. but the fact is, if he had done nothing after reaching the age of 25 years old, today, we would be celebrating the life of an american hero. 35 missions in a be-24 -- b- 24. and as we said last night, it hawould have been more if the war h

nominations tonight. if i could, all officers that will be retiring and leaving us, they we think you for your service byetting you to stand. [applause] that is going to close our program. know that all of these officers when they get back to work, they will go out again looking for trouble and probably find it. i trust they will demonstrate again what these officers do every day, and that is keep this city safe. the command staff and commission will be available for pictures. family and kids for sure. if you can get your metal back from this little guy. thank you very much. hopefully we will see you all again soon. keep the officers in your thoughts and prayers. keep them safe. [applause] >> good morning. i am darlene bryant, your mc for this morning. the first economic and tde seminar here in our beautiful city. city hall in san francisco. housekeeping items. you'll notice on your chair there is a little box. we're having simultaneous interpreting. you will find these. insert into the box, turn it on, put it on your head and did not to get out of this room. if you leave, leave it on the chair, we will

nominations tonight. if i could, all officers that will be retiring and leaving us, they we think you for your service byetting you to stand. [applause] that is going to close our program. know that all of these officers when they get back to work, they will go out again looking for trouble and probably find it. i trust they will demonstrate again what these officers do every day, and that is keep this city safe. the command staff and commission will be available for pictures. family and kids for sure. if you can get your metal back from this little guy. thank you very much. hopefully we will see you all again soon. keep the officers in your thoughts and prayers. keep them safe. [applause]

nominations tonight. if i could, all officers that will be retiring and leaving us, they we think you for your service byetting you to stand. [applause] that is going to close our program. know that all of these officers when they get back to work, they will go out again looking for trouble and probably find it. i trust they will demonstrate again what these officers do every day, and that is keep this city safe. the command staff and commission will be available for pictures. family and kids for sure. if you can get your metal back from this little guy. thank you very much. hopefully we will see you all again soon. keep the officers in your thoughts and prayers. keep them safe. [applause] >> the right to vote allows us to vote for candidates or party and it is a significant way to have our voice heard. exactly 100 years ago, women were given the vote in california. the battle for women's suffrage was not an easy one. it took more than 70 years. a woman could run for president in new york. >> organizing this conference, basically it modeled itself on a declaration of independence for women. it marked the

us. the gals are rocking. nominated for induction into the rock 'n roll hall of fame. rocking edition of "countdown to the closing bell" coming up next. ♪ ♪ cleveland rocks ♪ cleveland rocks ♪ cleveland rocks ♪ cleveland rocks ♪ cleveland rocks ♪ liz:

to nominate someone you know, log on to the website and let us know who should be the next student athlete of the week. here you go, here's a rare monday afternoon high school football after being rained on saturday, number one gillman took on calvert hall today. the cards took a 14-3 lead, but gillman roared back and won this one. 24-14. calvert hall will visit spalding on friday night. >> nicer weather. >> absolutely. >>> coming up next, we're going to introduce you to a local graduate who knows what it means to give back. >>> and how he's doing it, first here easter write look at what's next. >> hello and thanks, the final showdown between president obama and republican challenger mitt romney. only two weeks to go in this race. a race that couldn't be tighter. who won right after this. it's heavy lifting. you start with a democratic senator named ben. by getting bwi-marshall funding for new runways, he's helping us serve 21 million passengers a year, which helps keep 100,000 jobs that depend on the airport, and that means more cargo for more businesses and more skycaps unloading more ta

us." batts replaces fred bealefeld... who retired in august after 30 years at the baltimore police departmenn. nominations committee... battss nomination goes to the full council for a ffll vote... which could haapennas early as next monday. should a city that's closingg rec centees nd raising jail?that's the controversy construction of a new 70-million-dollar juvenile governor says the city needs say the money would be better funding jobs for youth. 3&3312:04 "we're tired oo peopl &pprofftting oof of black profitting off of locking up &pour children. we're tired of people saying we have money to build a jail, but don't have money for schools or recreetion centers." centers."the mayor says shee wants to meet with the governorrtoodiscuss the propossd youth jail before ennorssng it. 3 today....maryllnd clergy from multipleedenominations will hold two neww conferences.... sex marriage.the first will be &pheld t 10 a-m... outside the episcopal diocese of maryland: cathedral of the inccrnatton in baltimmre. aaother event will be held in siiver spping... outtide of saint next month... maryland ch. &presidents will vote on w

nominations tonight. if i could, all officers that will be retiring and leaving us, they we think you for your service byetting you to stand. [applause] that is going to close our program. know that all of these officers when they get back to work, they will go out again looking for trouble and probably find it. i trust they will demonstrate again what these officers do every day, and that is keep this city safe. the command staff and commission will be available for pictures. family and kids for sure. if you can get your metal back from this little guy. thank you very much. hopefully we will see you all again soon. keep the officers in your thoughts and prayers. keep them safe. [applause] [music] hello. i'm ivette torres, and welcome to another edition of the road to recovery . today, we'll be talking about research to practice, how science is helping people with mental and substance use disorders. joining us in our panel today are dr. h. wesley clark, director, center for substance abuse treatment, substance abuse and mental health services administration, u.s. department of health and human services,

senator mcgovern, echoing the themes of his democratic presidential nomination speech and in fact his entire presidential campaign, challenge use. to come home. to come home to the ideals that nourished us from the beginning. he challenged a divided and drifting nation to embrace the truth we already knew. 40 years later his words seemed as applicable and prophetic as they did that and i want to quote from that speech. what is needed is revitalization of the american center based on the enduring ideals of the republic. the present center has drifted so far from our founding ideals that it bears little resemblance to the dependable values of the declaration of independence and the constitution. i want america to come home from the alien world of power politics, militarism, deception, racism, special privilege, the blunt truth that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights, and among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. i want this nation, senator mcgovern continued, i want this nation, we all love to turn away from cursing and hatred and war to the blessin

nominal gdp target. i think that's ahead of us but we may not hear it today. >> i think i'm looking for the bill maher bernanke new rule. but i don't think we'll get it today. i think we'll get a discussion of it three weeks from now. i think a couple keys out there right now, the fed has to tell us what happens when operation "twist" ends. >> in change in interest rates. committee decided today to key the fed fund rates at 0% to .5% and currently anticipates an exceptionally low level of the fed funds rate likely to be warranted at least through mid 2015. committee will continue purchasing additional agent mortgage-backed securities at a pace of 40 billion per month. committee will also continue through the end of the year its program to extend the average maturity of its holdings with treasury securities and is maintaining its existing policy of maintaining principal agent mortgage backed securities in agency mortgage backed securities. these actions which together will increase the committee holding of longer term securities by 85 billion each month through the end of the year should put downward pressure o

nomination. rudy giuliani's joining us now from denver. he's there. he supports mitt romney, obviously. thanks very much, mayor, for coming in. >> nice to be with you, wolf. >> a lot of us remember some of the debates four almost five years ago, you were involved, you were running for the republican nomination. i went back and checked and there was this exchange -- it was a tough exchange you had at that cnn youtube debate back in 2007. it was in st. petersburg, florida. i want to play this clip. >> you hear someone with a funny accent, you as a homeowner is suggesting you go out and ask for their papers. >> if you are going to -- if you are going to take -- >> let him respond and we have to move on. >> if you're going to take this holier than thou attitude, you are perfect on immigration. >> i'm not perfect. >> it just so happens you have a special immigration problem that nobody else here has. you are employing illegal immigrants. that is a pretty serious thing. they were under your nose. >> all right. a lot of us remember that exchange. i'm sure you remember it well. what's it like d

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