>> any other nominations. hearing none, i would like to call for a vote on electing commissioner ben hur as chair of the commission, for 2014. >> 2015. >> and 2014/2015. thank you. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> aye. >> all against? >> i think that it is unanimous, commissioner hur? you did too good of a job last year, or the previous year, i should say. thank you. >> we will look forward. and now, for vice chair, and any nominations for vice chair. current vice chair? has done a great job and commissioner renne? >> thank you. >> so, do i hear any nominations for vice chair? >> i nominate commissioner keane. >> all right, you look like you are thinking about it. >> thank you. >> i was just about to nominate commissioner renne. >> i would like to point out that commissioner renne is eligible serve another term. >> i am flat tered but i think that i would like to get my feet a little more wet before i move up the chain. but thank you very much. i'm flattered and honored that you would consider me fo

you have to second. >> second. >> i get to close the nominations. >> i now close the nominations for port commission president. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> commissioner katz has been elected president of the commission. >> we will call for nominations for vice president. >> no, when the nominations... comment on it? >> thank you very much for that nomination and election i'm excited looking to the year ahead, but most importantly i want to thank our outgoing president commissioner wo oho it has been quite a year for the port and she has guided us with diplomacy and quite a bit of wisdom through some very difficult and high profile items not the which of was the america's cup. we had the opening of the exporatorium, the opening or the ground breaking and the completion of at least the first phase of our cruise ship terminal on time and on budget, which was historic, and so many other things that have occurred under president dorine woo ho's leadership and everything that you have given to all of us and i know that i have certainly learned quite a bit

nominations and make it about a random act of kindness. >> i'd like to make my nomination that originatesom australia and i'm going to show you how south africans do it better. ♪ you never alone >> for you, buddy. thank you. hold on. ♪ always be there >> in this case they are actually doing something really good for someone else. >> yes, it's catching on! and now there are other videos of people in south africa doing the exact same thing. here is another video this is from andrew roth. >> the kids here are playing in the street with nothing and luckily sports around the world i know what sports can do. >> to tell us more about this new trend we have both brent and andrew roth via skype from south africa "right this minute." welcome to the show, guys. >> hey, how do you doing it? >> what made you decide to do this? >> later one day when my kids are googling me, they can see what i did, instead of downing drinks or whatever at the time. >> can people nominate you to get you in on it? >> the response has been phenomenal. we had a corporate vote asking us to nominate. >> the social media has

the nominations are open for vice president anyone wish to make a nomination >> i would like to nominate>> great. >> okay. any other nominations. move to close income taxes >> and a second. commissioner bonilla. commissioner harrison. commissioner levitan. xhoe commissioner mcdonnell and commissioner president buell. congratulations commissioner low (clapping) so before we - well, no go ahead make our comments >> i want to thank my fellow commissioners and say what a pleasure is to work with you and i want to congratulate commissioner low on staying as vice president of the commission. thank you >> i lived like to echo those remarks and it's a pleasure to be working with this commission and tell commissioner president buell i'll be happy to be his joe biden. >> thanks joe. >> so after that we need to go back and redo it i forgot to ask if there's any public comment on this. >> it's okay. no any public comment? let's make a vote for

then my nomination stands. >> can we get a second? >> second. >> okay. any other nominations? okay. any public comment on the item? seeing none, can we call -- i guess there's one nomination. all those in favor of another term for arce, please say aye. >> aye. >> any nays? all right. thanks, everybody. yeah, thanks. and for the vice president, can we get all those in favor of angelo king as vice president of the commission, please say aye? >> aye. >> any nays? seeing none, -- [gavel] >> angelo king is our vice president for another term. thanks, everyone. that went very smooth. >> review and approval of commission on the environment resolution file no. 2014-01-coe to support supervisor chiu's proposed ordinance amending the environment code to restrict the sale or distribution on city property of drinking water in plastic bottles of 21 ounces or less, set city policy to increase the availability of drinking water in public areas, and bar the use of city funds to purchase bottled water. explanatory documents of the draft resolution, the ordinance on bottled water for the environment

i think we can all be proud of this nomination. again, he is exactly what we would all want in a federal judge, and that is confirmed by talking to lawyers in arkansas. it doesn't matter if you are a criminal lawyer or civil lawyer, doesn't matter if you are a plaintiff's lawyer or a defense lawyer, everybody agrees that he will be a great federal judge. and one of his old law partners, managing partner of wright, lindsey, jennings, told me one time, how is he on the bench? and he paid one of the best compliments a lawyer cannify a judge. he said, he gets his work done. do we really ask for more than that? it is uncanny when you look at the high-profile, complicated cases that mancases that that ce circuit court in little rock, almost always he is the one that ends up with the case. not only do the lawyers love him and appreciate him, but also his colleagues obviously have a lot of respect and they often hand off the more difficult cases to judge moody. in fact, i heard a conversation here on the floor just two or three weeks ago.

sitting there, saying it's just annern who to be nominated.t the start of the shot, larry puts his hand on me and goes, it's about winning though, isn't it? we lost to eminem who wasn't there. in fact, he was asleep. he wasn't even watching it. his was a great song. py have to say "lose yourself." >> are you going to retend like everybody else that you haven't written a wichber's speech yet. >> no, i will. for the golden globes we were writing it at the table and it was a little fraught. i absolutely will on the off the chance it happens. i will, absolutely. >> who in your life are you most thankful for in those moments when you get to stand on a podium at the ots cars, wherever it may be, who when you already think about it are you personally most thankful to? >> in this instance, it will be one person. nelson mandela, i've been working for him since i was a teenager. so the merps of u 2. he's taught us some personal lessons. we worked with him on all the aids stuff. and make poverty history. his grace and his humor and with his passing, we h

dad was nominated for best actor. catherine was nominated for best female actor. pond." >> henry fonda, "on golden pond." >> he was too sick to get his oscar, so he asked me, if he did win, to get it for him. >> oh, dad, i'm so happy and proud for you. [ applause ] >> that was one of the happiest moments of my life. we all went over to his house and presented the oscar to him, and his first words were, i'm so happy for kate. >> the nominees for best performance by an actress in a leading role are -- >> last night never happened and i'm going to marry him and we're going to take this to the oscars. >> i'm in love with you. >> snap out of it! >> as he started doing that, i went deaf. i was very frightened by holly hunter. i saw that movie, i thought, oh, my god, she's so great in it. then i thought, glenn close too, and it's dramatic, she did everything, she boiled the rabbit. >> the winner is -- >> and when he opened the envelope, he took a breath, and i thought, i've lost, because it doesn't take a breath to say cher. >> the winner is cher in "moon struck." [ appl

and the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, there will be two minutes of debate equally divided in the usual form prior to a vote on the smith nomination. a senator: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from california. mrs. feinstein: thank you, madam president. i'll be very brief. i rise to support the nomination of ambassador daniel bennett smith to be assistant secretary of state for intelligence and research. the presiding officer: the senate will be in order. mrs. feinstein: ambassador smith was reported out unanimously from the intelligence committee and will, when confirmed, serve as a top intelligence official in the department of state. he is well qualified, having served for 30 years as foreign service officer in a variety of positions in the state department. most recently, he was ambassador to greece from 2010 to 2013. this i.n.r. is a key position responsible for informing diplomatic decisions with available intelligence and in providing the state department's input to inte

dad was nominated for best actor. catherine was nominated for best female actor.>> the winner is katharine hepburn in "on golden pond." >> henry fonda, "on golden pond." >> he was too sick to get his oscar, so he asked me, if he did win, to get it for him. >> oh, dad, i'm so happy and proud for you. [ applause ] >> that was one of the happiest moments of my life. we all went over to his house and presented the oscar to him, and his first words were, i'm so happy for kate. >> the nominees for best performance by an actress in a leading role are -- >> last night never happened and i'm going to marry him and we're going to take this to the oscars. >> i'm in love with you. >> snap out of it! >> as he started doing that, i went deaf. i was very frightened by holly hunter. i saw that movie, i thought, oh, my god, she's so great in it. then i thought, glenn close too, and it's dramatic, she did everything, she boiled the rabbit. >> the winner is -- >> and when he opened the envelope, he took a breath, and i thought, i've lost, because it doesn't take a breath to say cher

>> and are there any other nominations out there for vice chair? >> and seeing none, we can close the nominations. >> and any comments from any from mr. vice chair weiner? >> thank you, chair avalos, and congratulationss on your reelection. i think that it is and i would be honored to continue with vice chair and it is an exciting time in san francisco, and in the bay area. when it comes to transportation, we have some huge, looming challenges in terms of the reliability, and capacity of a number of our public transportation systems. dealing with congestion in our streets. and making our streets more walkable, and more bikable and safer in general and in light of our own work with the transportation and with campos and the passage of the bay area and in the other ways in which, excuse me, we have been able to increase, particularly the capitol investment and the transit and i think that we have a path to meet the very significant needs of our transportation system as our population grows and as our needs shift and as the new development happens and

actors can only nominate actors, film editors can only nominate film editors, and the final ballots areack tomorrow. in the final balloting, every active member of the academy can vote in almost every category. from the moment the nominations are announced to the moment the winners' names are read, the campaigning is intense. they say they've eliminated gimmicky advertising. and some filmmakers take it a step further. in mid-december, leonardo dicaprio hand delivered a copy of "the wolf of wall street" to the white house. the average cost for a campaign is $5 million around oscar time. one of hollywood's best known tacticians is harvey weinstein. he has five films in the running, one is "the butler." he made news last month on cbs when he complained about his star oprah winfrey getting snubbed for other awards. weinstein sounded like a savvy campaign manager when he explained the timing of the movie's release and the pool of voters hurt oprah's chances. >> the fact that oprah didn't get a golden globe nomination is shocking. thankfully, she got the screen actors guild, which reflects mo

>> i would like to nominate hurtado. >> great, is there any other nomination? are you willing to accept this nomination? >> yes. >> we should take a vote on the nomination of the vice-president. before we do this, is there any public comment on this? mr. pacheco? city clerk: with a motion from commissioner honda to elevate commissioner hurtado to vice-president. on that motion, commissioner fung, vice-president lazarus and commissioner hurtado? aye. the vote is 4-0. and commissioner hurtado is the new vice-president. >> congratulations. moving to office for president. >> i would like to nominate lazarus for president. >> any other nominations? is there any additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> mr. pacheco, if you can please call the roll. >> aren't you going to ask me? >> are you willing to serve? >> yes. i appreciate that very much. >> mr. pacheco, on that motion from commissioner honda to elevate vice-president ann lazarus to presidency of the board, on that motion, commissioner fung, commissioner hurtado? aye, and vice-presiden

boggs' nomination is part of the larger story of the historic gop obstruction of nominations to the courtsr the president struck a deal with georgia's two republican senators, saxby chambliss and johnny isaacson. under the deal, the white house would name two nominees and the gop are the remaining four. judge boggs is one of those four picks. at the time, dr. lowery, along with congressman john lewis and others in the georgia congressional delegation, voiced strong opposition to that deal for a number of reasons, including a lack of diversity. and specific to boggs, there were concerns he cast a vote as a state legislature to keep the confederate battle emblemed a parz of the georgia state flag, his opposition for same-sex marriage, and a funneling tax dollars to pregnancy centers through the purchase of special license plates. since december, the opposition has grown. 27 organizations have signed on to a letter opposing judge boggs. given his poor record on civil right, women's rights and lgbt rights, you can see why such a broad coalition opposes this nomination. it's my honor to welcome

two oscar nominations.e down this road of playing people that challenge me. playing people that scare me to play. there have been two or three times where i've said, i'm scared to play this person. there's some reason i'm scared to do it. and they said, that's the number one reason why you have to go and play this person. and that's exciting to me. and i hope every movie i make gets to be that dangerous and exciting to me. >>> you admit it. >> yes. >> coming up -- >> you know why? >> lupita nyong'o, the hottest actress you never heard of. >> she came to me and said how much she liked my work. i was like, check. very good check. >>> the golden globes. the official kickoff to hollywood's award season. >> i'm just here to celebrate the success of the fil >> lupita nyong'o, the hottest actress you never heard of. >> she came to me and said how much she liked my work. i was like, check. very good check. and that relief could be in your hand. for many, nexium helps relieve heartburn symptoms from acid reflux dise

two oscar nominations. what's next? what's the next dream?ing people that challenge me. playing people that scare me to play. there have been two i'm scared to play this person. there's some reason i'm scared to do it. and they said that's the number one reason why you have to go play this person. and that is exciting to me. i hope every movie i make gets to be that dangerous and exciting to me. >> you admit it. >> yes. >> coming up -- >> the hottest actress you've never heard of. >> kate blanchett came to me and said how much she liked my work. and i was like, check, very good check. we're late. did you run into traffic? no, just had to stop by the house to grab a few things. you stopped by the house? uh-huh. yea. alright, whenever you get your stuff, run upstairs, get cleaned up for dinner. you leave the house in good shape? yea. yea, of course. ♪ [ sportscaster talking on tv ] last-second field go-- yea, sure ya did. [ male announcer ] introducing at&t digital life. personalized home security and automation. get professionally monitored se

judicial nominations and go to her. she talks to everyone that said i want to wonderful people, highly qualified people. i also want people from different corners of the profession. i want to see consumer advocates in the mix and public defenders. i want to see people from small firms to know what it's like to struggle to make a living. i want to see all of that and we got those nominations. those nominations we recommended to her included a labor lawyer, a magistrate who had been a public defender, a district attorney who had run for office prior to that. and now, there's another round. i look at them briefly. people who look different than what would've seen before. essentially, she led by her example. she said the corners of the profession and we pulled people that represented these professions as said couple we really mean it. this is not just a sham. we really mean it. now people saw who she recommended that the president nominated at they understand that we really mean it. let me tell one story. and enormous press

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all the experts say people lobby for a nomination.he oscar nomination was rescinded due to the christian nature of the film? >> well, i'm no insider to hollywood and the way the academy works its politics, but it seems to me every art director, and cameraman and costume designer finds a way to promote his work during the nomination season. and here the songwriter of alone, yet not alone, the nomination was rescinded because of an e-mail he sent to his friends alerting them of this film because it was so under the radar. nobody knew about this movie. so i can't really say that the nomination was rescinded because of anti-christian bias, but it would not surprise me. hollywood -- i don't know, they -- they look at low budget, limited release small christian productions and perhaps they feel that they should not be privileged to be elevated to the global stage of the oscars. and if o-- and it is a big if, that this nomination was rescinded because of its christian message it really wouldn't surprise me. because jesus was shunned by weigh

every nomination. there is no reason -- no reason whatsoever -- that we're having votes on cloture on these judg judges. as senator leahy pointed out earlier, reported out unanimously. it is a waste of the taxpayers' time to go through the process we've been going through. and we're going to continue working to get -- move the backlog we have. we have scores of judges, district court judges, and we have a number of circuit court judges. and we're going to in the near future file cloture on all of them. if that's what the republicans want us to do, then that's what we'll do. the american people will see this colossal waste of time that we've been going through. not only on district court judges but circuit court judges and all nominations. so i would suggest to my friend, the senior senator from iowa, he not believe his own words because it's simply not true. the presiding officer: all time has expired. the question is on the donato nomination. the yeas and nays are ordered. the clerk will call the roll

for an oscar and they pull the nomination.his roller coast ride been like? >> i am not a professional singer. i am a disability adskroicate and we take wheelchairs to disabled children and i don't sing professionally like taylor swift or amy grant. and so you can imagine when the prousers asked me to sing the movie theme, i was blown away. but i filled my lungs with air and my husband was in the recording study and pushed on the abdomen and so i could hit the high notes. >> your husband who has been with us before was literally helping to push your abdomen and so you would have the wind and song. and the video records that and the fact that a miracle song in itself miraculously nominated for an oscar and then pulled. do you think that maybe the song was yanked from consideration because it was faith- based? you have to wonder if that was the cause? >> well, first let me say, a lot of people in the academy must have liked the sopping because they nominated it over 75 other themes from other movies and that is saying something.

>> nominations come from anybody and everywhere. >> i could nominate -- my own company or myself. >> absolutely. >> most of them come from self-nomination. >> in northern california region, if you win northern california as linkedin did, you go into international. >> absolutely. >> majority of them come out of tech but i learned about the method soap, there's one called protransport, an ambulance company. jessica her ron has been on the show because of that award. there are lots of businesses in the silicon valley that has nothing to do with silicon. >> we tend to focus on technology in the valley. eight categories, real estate, you look at consumer products and go pro has involved in there and when you look at the valley, it's a lot broader than technology. the category reward recipients half are from technology. as you pointed out, scott, if you win at the regional level, which is here, you compete against 25 other regions across the united states at the national program in palm springs. ten category award winners are picked there and nick was also one of them. and pro lodge's lead

you were nominated for -- is this the first oscar that one of your films has been nominated for. yes, it is, jon. thank you for asking. >> jon: but it's true, yes? >> yeah. [cheers and applause] >> jon: that's what i'm talking about, baby. >> the makeup guys who worked on the film got nominated for an oscar and i think they deserve to win because without the makeup of this film there's no film because i cannot prank people as myself. yes, that's true. >> jon: here is why i'm not crazy about that. they did a great job and i respect them and i'm glad they got that but that old man doesn't come to life if it's not for the acting, the man inside. if they get it for being the old man makeup, i think we could see a nomination in the future. >> i'm sure that's coming down the pike. [ laughter ] >> jon: this was better though. you know, do you think you'll do more -- at a certain point the body is going to break down. you have to come up with more characters. >> i was in terrible shape when i started doing stunts and i'm in terrible shape now. i can keep doing stunts because my body so w

congratulations on your oscar nomination.. >> at 84. >> jimmy: are people recognizing you now? >> yes. yeah. the gals at the supermarket. one lady ran up and said could i hug you? and i was in the line, you know, the line to leave. so we hugged. >> jimmy: sometimes it does get cold in the supermarkets. and you have to grab somebody and hang on to them. congratulations, you did a great job in the movie. you got a lot of laughs in what was otherwise a pretty serious movie. of course, you did that flash thing. i don't want to ruin too much of it. >> cemetery. >> jimmy: yeah, at the cemetery. >> have you done a lot of comedy roles like that? >> yes, i've done a lot of comedy. i did musical comedy. and i did a lot of cabaret skits. >> jimmy: i have some photographs. tell us what year this photograph was from? >> oh, let's see. that was probably -- [ applause ] >> i would say in the '60s. >> jimmy: you would think this is from the same -- >> no. that was '59. and i had gone into "gypsy" on broadway playing the stripper electra. >>

suddenly, it gets nominated for an oscar, and then they pull the nomination.ler coaster ride been like? >> oh, my goodness. what a roller coaster ride it's been, because i'm not a professional singer. i'm a disability advocate. i run joni and friends. we take wheelchairs to disabled children around the world. i don't really sing professionally like taylor swift or amy grant. you can imagine when the producers asked me the sing the movie theme, i was blown away. but i filled my lungs with air and my husband was in the recording studio with me, pushing on my abdomin so i could hit the high notes, and i had a great time. >> that's amazing. your husband was helping to push your abdomen and diaphragm so you would have enough wind to sing the song. the behind the scenes records all that. the fact that this song, a miracle in itself, miraculously nominated for an oscar, then pulled. do you think that maybe the song was yanked from consideration because it was faith-based? do you have to wonder if that was the cause? >> well, first, let me say a lot of people in the a

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three ear nominations besides the one he won. brian talking about films he had in post production. he was at sundance 10 days ago. it was maybe the last time he was seen in public where he had two movies. he's also directing his second movie. he got news friday amy adams, an oscar nominee herself and jake gyllenhaal had signed onto the movie. he and amy adams love working together, make movie magic on the screen. it will be interesting how this plays out. also in the hunger games franchise, he was just in "hunger games" catching fire, just finished mocking jay part one. part two. part one slated to be released in november of this year. there is a lot to be sorted out, of course, since this news is just happening today, what we're focused on, how he died. information from susan that an eyewitness saw a needle in his arm. i echo what mp is saying, he had been public with his ballots with abuse and reportedly in rehab just a year ago. >> incredible. michigan, have you heard anything in his circles whether it be with amy adams, jake

so by 2012, when then-governor christie nominated phil kwon to a seat on the new jersey supreme court, by that time, the governor and phil kwon had worked together for a decade. and then chris christie was more than just disappointed when phil kwon's nomination to the supreme court was rejected by democrats in the new jersey state senate. >> good evening. first of all, phil kwon, first and foremost, is a man of integrity. had the utmost privilege to witness that integrity firsthand. where in his role as an assistant united states attorney, the first assistant attorney general of new jersey, as a husband, a father, and a son. to see what phil went through today is not only disappointing for me, personally, but frankly a disappointment for the state. >> phil kwon was not made a new jersey state supreme court justice in the end. still, though, governor christie found phil kwon a very soft

stop ignoring this issue mr prime minister at the party said that getting rid of the candidate nomination system could be unconstitutional. arguing that doing so could interfere with the candidates right to express their party appeal the issue. and the voters' right to know them. that ended in the nation writes parker the monopolized by some political party leaders i believe adopting an open primary could be the best way to get the people a chance to nominate candidates the ruling in the present party law makers demanded an answer on the issue from the government. but the government probably pass the ball to the national assembly. saying that matter pertaining to the political arena even experts are divided on whether scrapping the political parties and a nomination system would be unconstitutional. taking the seeds into consideration that we would like the parliament to have a thorough discussion on the issue and draw a conclusion with all sides refusing to compromise the debate over the candidate nomination since then he's allowed expected to dominate politics the rest of the month. the

now al smith who had lost the nomination in 1924 was the favorite. he won the nomination but he was not the favorite to win the presidency because he was up against a very popular man, herbert hoover, secretary of commerce under coolidge, in the midst of the great republican prosperity of the 1920s. smith had his work cut out for him. to have a chance he had to win the state of new york, his own home state and that was in doubt because hoover was popular there. what smith needed was a strong figure, strong vote-getter to run for governor on the ticket with him in new york and all the politicians in the party agreed that that would have to be franklin roosevelt but roosevelt again said no, he still was working on his recovery and he did believe he could recover further ability to walk without assistance but he also believed, although he supported smith and was part of the smith campaign he privately believed out smith was going to go down and if our smith lost the presidency in 1928, whoever was on the ticket with him would lose too. that would mean r

now with multiple oscar nominations. we are glad you joined us for a conversation with chiwetel ejiofor coming up right now. ♪ >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. -- tavis: chiwetel ejiofor has five golden globe nominations as well as the coveted laurence olivier award. now he is adding to that acclaim with his role in "12 years a slave" a movie that has received multiple oscar nominations. you on theto have program. i was asking whether you are tired of all this running around and nominations. >> i am in good shape. it has been an incredible journey with this film. i think it is a film we are so isply proud of. it incredible the way it has been received. i am thrilled about it. tavis: steve mcqueen was on the program weeks ago. he told me the story of how he to read of the story of solomon northrup. before you had seen the screenplay, had you known the story? >> i had never heard of solomon. i never heard of his biography. i have very limited awareness of the kidnapping in the n

but it's hard to see anyone denying her the nomination if she does go.hough, you know, it's very easy to look at her numbers when there is no opponent in the race and see that they're awfully high as compared to other democrats. if she makes the run, it will be a tightening of the race, whether it's in a primary or in a general election. so i don't think it's a foregone conclusion that she skates all the way to 1600 pennsylvania avenue. but it's very hard to see who on the republican side of the aisle can give her a strong run in the end. >> who do you -- who are the three or four who seem at this point from your perspective, michael, the most formidable? we could take chris christie at least for now out of that mix. >> well, it certainly wouldn't be any of the usual suspects. i don't think that someone who is nominated from the very conservative quarters of the gop ultimately could give her the run. so i think it's probably a republican governor and someone who is not so identified with the tea party movement. that doesn't leave many people. i don't thi

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