so, i have a note in here on how we changed it to note that this is the modification, what we were the only county in the bay area that did not have such a fee, it is the lowest out of all of the other counties. because of the work with our office and i also want to express appreciation to the department of public health for responding to our request in figuring out how to more equitably distribute the cost. next, legislation. the health care security ordinance. supervisor composampos table the legislation. though that has been tabled, i think, i would like to express appreciation to supervisor campos. something needs to be done. what the commission did not recommend approval, that this was not a way in which to deal with it, i want to thank him for bringing this to our attention. i think there will be more coming forward in terms of how to remedy this so that businesses who were not responding appropriately, there is still some accountability for them. i am not going to -- the business tax, i will do a quick rundown. the business tax regulation code to fund public safety services, tha

i took some notes, i took her notes. because she goes you're going to wanted to remember all this. >> charlie: this reminds of nora efron and she's telling nora, this is nora's story write this down. >> yes. write this down. i loved telling the story. almost like when people overcome drugs or whatever they love telling the story. i loved telling it. when meacham sat me down and said you have to write a book. >> charlie: even though we are all enormously curious about how people change their lives, the events and circumstances that caused them to change whether it's marriage and divorce whether it's changing jobs, it's the fascination with the reset. >> and people want to know can i do that reset without having a brain hemorrhage. and you can. >> charlie: but can you ask this question, you know, i'm so much happier because i've maintained my intensity but less cluttered it's almost worth the experience i went through? >> it put a lot of people i love through a very very tough time. that's something i wouldn't want to go t

could die at any moment so on that note have a great weekend and don't forget to check out out of the man dot com to vote on getting topics and as always you can get me at adam and i never see them and i com this is that i'm called has reported on the state of humanity from the seat of the empire in washington d.c. . and it's. some. players. they all saw or heard. him say. this is true he still keeps in some clips a balanced on some of the eleventh of the soviet files and oxy some. of the latest in science and technology from the realm of rush. limbaugh the future covered. if. me leave to look at. least. six. legged mission free accreditation free in-store chargers free the maintenance free. free studio type free. old free blanquita cullum videos for your media projects and a free media dog to our teeth on top. central moscow moscow's regional k.g.b. headquarters. early morning of august the nineteenth one nine hundred ninety one. this is the officer and beauty of the events of the day the could have reversed the country's history. it was an attempt to depose president mikhail gorbach

>> when we were cited, it was noted that some of the work was done incorrectly. we had to hire a licensed plumber to take the corrective measures and do the work properly. to install some pipes properly. >> what was the problem with the pipes you had done? >> we attach them without proper -- attached to them without proper ventilation. i do not know the exact procedure. the citation mentioned there was improper ventilation and there was some traps that were done improperly. >> you are the one who had to pay the penalty, not the honor? >> correct. ok. i will ask mr. duthie about that. >> thank you. -- i will ask mr. duffy about that. >> thank you. >> good evening. i spoke earlier with the chief putting -- plumbing inspector. he wants to keep the penalty at nine times. some of the reasons are -- this was filled observation which -- failed observation. they saw during inspection of a building, sinks without traps, toward the front, plumbing supplies were thrown and new gas and water pipes were installed without permit. and there was no access to the restaurant upsta

notes of fascism no two fascism here five created that right up. culture is the same us i can tell by the already the muslim was worth tell me the first movement failed it changed everything twenty years ago communist party hardliners attempted to derail me help out of a child's efforts to reform the soviet union. lists. of approach. the future flights mom are to take to the max their show. on august the nineteenth nine hundred ninety one top k.g.b. officials in moscow orders reinforced security precautions and gorbachev's residence in the crimea on the same day mikhail gorbachev videotaped what has since become a famous address. perhaps. a coup has taken place. this anti constitutional action. is based on a tremendous lie. that there was little chance of the tape being taken out of the compound on the same day coastguards protecting the residence attempted to establish contact with the president as an on line of defense into was serving in one of the k.g.b.'s naval units i was not allowed to communicate with the president therefore i asked my wife

students were six years meanwhile the cool denies is called a press conference in moscow many took note of can now do you know its trembling hands in named himself the country's head of state claiming that gorbachev could fall in ill. the press conference reached a turning point after a question from taxi an american or the then twenty four year old journalist you may do you realize that what you have down to do is a coup do you see parallels with your actions in soviet history nineteen seventeen or nineteen sixty four. was for your clear him better coup took place during the night. yes i would disagree with you because all legal and constitutional norms work complied with so he would ring it up and just say that they looked hesitant would be an understatement and they looked as if life was dying out of them and there was no way to tell if he left in their faces and she was the eyes they looked like people who had lost a battle before they had a chance to start it. this nineteen thousand nine hundred ninety one zero eight a spontaneous rally began in ma. it was my mission at square the

and a program note.er interviews the president today on the situation room starting at 5:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> checking other stories that we're following. taking a look here at the big board, the dow is down 86 points. down day on wall street. concern over weak economies in europe caused prices to tumble. the pullback came after three straight sessions of healthy gains. >>> it's looking like news corporation executive james murdock will be asked to testify again before parliamentary committee investigating the phone hacking scandal. the committee is trying to determine if murdock's son misled the panel about the scale of the hacking at the now defunct news of the world. james murdock ordered the shutdown of the paper in july in the wake of allegations of illegal eavesdropping and police bribery by the papers' employees. according to documents released today, news of the world employee jailed says the practice was widely discussed. >>> an australian man is being held on bail in kentucky. 50-year-old

will do it. >> who never has an off note. >> no off notes but i wish i can switen up the national weather picture. sweltering heat wave continues and there is frontal system producing thunderstorms, and there is tomorrow, we'll be, today, a pleasant day yet. and look at the southern tier states, just amazing and 109 a high in dallas. and there is 96 in new orleans. 93 in miami. and in this region, it's humid. and high heat together factor in to make for dangerous weather. and things are looking different. temperatures into normal range, 93 degrees in sacramento. and 100 in fresno. 109 palm springs which is a normal high. and this 84 in los angeles, 74 in big sur, closer to home, take a look at bay area tomorrow. there is warm conditions inland. looking for highs of 88 in fairfield. and 86 in concord. north bay, 88 in cloverdale. and 84 santa rosa. warm in clear lake. and there is 71 in oakland. and 66 in san francisco. and 77 fremont. and there is highs around or just above 70. mid 8 owes inland. and santa will be along at 5:00 with a look at the accu-weather forecast. >> and back to that

>> i do not see it noted, but it is typical but the contractor should check the whole deck for any signs and take care of it all at once. it should get a full inspection. commissioner goh: is that a deck? the ground floor? commissioner fung: it is only six or 10 inches above, but it is made out of wood. commissioner it -- commissioner goh: ok. >> commissioners, the matter is submitted. commissioner goh: comments, commissioners? commissioner fung: i have comments both ways. on the one hand, there is dry rot, and it needs to be taken care of. on the other hand, the issue on the upper levels did look to be as it was impairing the entryway. however, i think mr. britton is an experienced property owner in san francisco, and i think he realized this could take him to a number of different venues, and he should be looking for a matter to these solutions so he is not in court all of the time. i would assume that this building is going to require additional permits and needs to be upgraded, you know? commissioner garcia it -- garcia: i see a letter from june about a program that i thing started i

what were those notes all about and who wrote them? why? there were no answers, but plenty of agencies wanting to be involved in the biggest case erie had ever seen. >> we have formed a multiagency task force comprised of the pennsylvania state police, the atf, the erie police department, specifically their bomb squad, the united states attorney's office, and the erie county district attorney's office. >> i wouldn't be surprised if some game warden from warren p.a. was on the task force. >> jim fish, he a former fbi agent and criminologist studied the case from the beginning. >> you have 50 people running around, randomly conducting leads with very little coordination. no one really seemed to be in charge. >> from the outset, he believe the fbi, the erie police, all the law enforcement agencies involved were on the wrong track. this was not, he says, a bank robbery. >> you believe brian wells was murdered. >> he was murdered and it was a first-degree murder. this was an intentional, premeditated homicide. moreover, it was extremely cruel in

and then he found some notes to make it work right. tavis: was there ever a conversation after the show? >> afterwards, i said, how did you do that? he just shrugged his shoulders. he said, do what? [laughter] tavis: that sounds like miles. it is hard to imagine -- i'm always happy to have you on the show. they said, herbie hancock is about to go on to work. this -- tour. but this is the first ever solo tour? >> i did a short 24. just acoustic piano. this one is acoustic piano and synthesizers and computers with newer software and one of the things that i hope to do is not just do songs and i recorded before. what i hope to do is write something new. i keep recycling and repackaging music that i have done in the past. as though i cannot write anymore. i need to prod myself again. i need to start writing some new music. it is time for me to do that. that is what i hope to do. also, some things that i have done before. this time, it will be in a different context. a different kind of environment. tavis: if you do what you just suggested

they were higher than those noted in the wia report, but similar to the ones noted in the entertainment commission report. vice president garcia: is that formulary? it seems as though when i was reading the papers that were you to want to know about ambient noise levels in a given block there is some more you can go and a chart that would tell you what that is. it is not an independent reading taken by someone such as yourself or someone else. there is an exact, absolute number that exists out there. is that inaccurate, my impression? >> if i may say, there are guidelines to typical background noise levels in a variety of different types of neighborhoods. indeed wia report, they show a graphic that shows everything from rural farm land to right next to train tracks. those could be

boxer: i would note that we would remove that quorum, if we could, by unanimous consent. the presiding officer: without objection. mrs. boxer: thank you. mr. president, i rise because we have a crisis on our hands with the f.a.a. f.a.a., the federal aviation administration. and i know exactly why we have this crisis. it's another made-up crisis by the republicans. this is a republican shutdown. we just got past the most -- well, i feel -- made-up crisis we've ever seen. 89 times we've passed a debt limit extension, and it took us weeks of -- and months of wrangling to get it done, finally got it done. i'm glad we got it done. unnecessary -- people in my state panicked that they wouldn't get a social security check. small businesses saying they couldn't get a decent loan. all that for nothing. we can do our work. we can take the ideas of, mr. president, your gang of six, senator coburn's -- we can have the ideas on the table. we can do this. we did it when bill clinton was president. we work together and we solved the problem. a deficit and a debt -- we balanced the budget

first, a somewhat sad housekeeping note. you can cross out tim pawlenty's name. he dropped out after a third place finish in the ames, iowa, straw poll. michele bachmann won the straw poll with over 4,800 votes. she squeaked out a victory over ron paul by 152 votes, however, her first place finish has led the media to declare bachmann a real contender. it was noted saturday night her vote total was roughly equal to the number of people who visited his blog that hour. but the real realignment in the republican race came with rick perry's presidential announcement on saturday. quick primer on perry, he served lieutenant governor to george w. bush starting in 1998 and assumed the governorship after bush became president. he was elected to full terms in 2002, 2006, and again this past november. he's run ten races and never lost a single one. the late, great molly higgins who claimed for george w. bush -- if american was only governed like texas, america would be a lot more like texas, which for perry could be a good thing. here's perry making the case in south caroli

send us a note at twitter and facebook as well. more questions next week. our guest street critique hillary kramer. >> susie: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: the commerce department is out with wholesale trade inventories for june. we'll also see quarterly earnings from cisco systems and macy's. and rupert murdoch faces a grilling by analysts and journalists about the recent phone hacking scandal. he'll take questions as news corp reports fourth quarter results. the white house unveiled today the first-ever fuel efficiency standards for big trucks like semis, buses, and other heavy vehicles. the obama administration says the new rules will reduce fuel costs and better protect the environment. it's estimated the new standards will save the trucking industry $50 billion in fuel costs, or half a trillion barrels of oil. but manufacturers will have to shell out billions to build more efficient vehicles. >> tom: with more and more americans accessing the internet from tablet computers, televisions and video game consoles, demand for personal computers i

i did note the difference in the sound level. perhaps expand the hot line to also include a twitter application.

only several things to note.his was a left sided brain injury that controls lots of things including the movement on the right of the body. if you look at it long enough, she is not really moving her right arm very well. she is able to stand with assistance from people around here. that's the first thing. also just the amount of expression in terms of speech, she is mouthing thank you to a lot of people and blowing kisses as you see. this is a good sign and much improved from a few months ago. these are the types of things that you pay attention to and get an assessment of how someone's recovery is going. very, very impressive. i would say i talked to a rehab doctor and he would put her in the top 1% of patients who were going through this rehab. >> you know what it means to seek reelection, medically speaking and based on what you saw and are hearing and you studied this since january, do you think she will be able to do that? >> her doctors think so. i asked the same questions of her doctors in arizona as well

in her own handwriting a note said that the sailors were ready to take the president to a place of his choice one of my subordinates took the note to the security guards asking him to hand it over to gorbachev. when he came back they told him that nobody will be allowed to approach the residents and intruders will be shot. comatose residence was secured from the sea even better than from the land. was one of the security guards there during those days nobody could approach the shore within less than four nautical miles without being spotted by the guards if they saw the intruder as a possible threat they were under orders to open fire but they got the three groups on permanent duty scoured the woodlands. snipers were in position on the mountain. there was a soldier with a machine gun on top of the cliff near the base remains of it can feel the theme of their. day for all us had a celebration. health resort for communist functionaries and their families was near the residence of the soviet president oldest is high season that the resort was crammed with holiday makers to capacity puzzle

i take my notes, i create the illusion of a six. i use -- >> reporter: why do this?nachek says psychics purport to have messages -- >> i think those people are scum. i really think they are scum. because grieving is a part of death. when you are going to convince them you can talk to their dead relative, i can crack to a junkie but that doesn't mean it's good their them. >> reporter: just mention "psychic kids" and he will tell you it borders on child abuse. >> i think that's a horrific show. i think you are taking advantage of children. >> reporter: the show purports to help kids troubled by their ability to see spirits. >> in the middle of the night, ghosts try to talk to me. >> reporter: every single episode, there's a possession, a demon in the house, a ghost dog something. >> usually taps on the window. >> reporter: show me t . >> show me the proof. >>>>eporter: the producers of "psychic kids" did not return our request for comment. but lisa miller, a professor at columbia university and former consultant to the show says these children are having valid psychic

nick, did you take notes? what i wanted to do was have you come up here. we were all in different groups and hopefully we have things to learn from each group. quickly, because i know it is getting late, vaj, do you have your notes? did we wind up with four or three? this seemed like a great session. we do have another microphone, if there are questions that come up. but i think that these will be closing comments. >> you can correct me, if you heard something different, but i heard points one, too, and three were a more pro-active police presence. proactive policing, instead of just responses to emergencies and deterrence. in general, there seemed to be a sentiment of a bid of nickel and dime business. whether through fees or regulations. or a sense that we have to do a better job to make sure that regulations are appropriate, fair, and balanced. one more, dealing with neighbors. we can do a better job of trying to address people's complaints in a constructive way. trying to figure out a way to deal with components that do not go away, even if other peopl