this commission matters more when supervisors show oup, and i am open to additional comments about this point, but our would go so far as to say about in my opinion supervisor mirkarimi and supervisor daly actually came to this commission more than almost any other supervisor, particularly when i was president, because i have personal relationships with them there was a personal relationship which made them take the committee more seriously. now we have a standing supervisor who clearly takes the commission seriously. i will also add that i initiated having david shoe added -- chiu added. janet clyde was on this commission because she was a simple small business person who showed up at meetings more than anyone else, and it was absolutely obvious she would be great on the commission. was she moderate, was she progress of hamas -- was she progressives? who cares. she is smart, and she hustles zeroth. they are just titles. share them. dooley has distinct relationships with people on the board of supervisors who attend our meetings, present legislation in person, and not send a staff membe

. >> i do not think it ever came oup, so we are happy to look ino oup, so we are happy to look ino it.

spoke to a woman who said the interest would not be there because of the way the commission was sent oup. if we continue along this path, and the small business does not have a leadership role. those people will no longer have an interest, because they will not think they will be able to obtain leadership roles. i tell you it is a dangerous precedent to start. parks next speaker. your parks are would like to echo some of those statements -- >> i would like to echo some of those statements. it is not important politically for city hall, but this commission is vitally important for small business people like me. we come to this commission for guidance, to tell you what our plight is, what our employees mean to us, and i think to flip- flop is not going to be beneficial, although i commend to commissioner o'brien for doing a wonderful job. he has seen pharaonic now professional. i do not think you will have a better commissioner than kathleen dooley. she has many coalitions that come to her. she has a lot of support from the grassroots level but rely on her. her phone rings off a hoax. -- o

. >> i do not think it ever came oup, so we are happy to look ino it. commissioner o'connor: i am wondering if the police department would consider allowing the police to distinguish between which lots need these plans and which lots do not end of their be some discretion they decide on based on the history and the location. >> i am not sure the police department always collects the data in a way that is tied to the lot, so that has always been an issue. >> i am not sure how things have changed, but each station used to have a permit officer. i do not know if that has changed. they do? that permit officer would know it's a lot was a problem, and they would be able to say, we need help with this, because it is not our responsibility to police this lot all the time. >> any other questions? i would like to weigh in. in one of the disadvantages of coming in last is everyone's questions always get asked. commissioner o'connor asked first. i will dayan on as the eye and not crazy about this legislation. -- i will be honest on this and say i am not crazy about

. >> i do not think it ever came oup, so we are happy to look ino it. commissioner o'connor: i am wondering if the police department would consider

now have a new book in germany which suggts that the germans not only aiseerg was working but other oupserman high comantd were working. so it's conceivable that that which einstein feared, the development by the germans that a nuclear weapon might have happened. >> can you account for the extreme distaste einstein felt for his countrymen, he being german himself? he really disliked the germs. why? >> well, he disliked them mainly because of their author therien d military ntality, especially when he was growing up as a child during the time of business park and keyser wilhelm ii. and he was such an independent minded and free-spirited boy that he he found such authority oppressing to him. >> have they despite the fact this einstein disliked the rmans for the reasons have theyembraced them? i went to berlin and the streets that the book indicates that he was -- that he lived on is not accurate. the streets werechanged. i finally found where he lived. he lived in anapartment house and that's a parkoutside inditing he lived there. it was not easy to get to. is he now being@hidden? >> quite

details coming oup on this wednesday, january -- coming up on this wednesday, january 4th.hanks for starting are day. time now for a check of the forecast and we say good morning to justin berk. it's joint jawing cold and it's cold. >> yes. yes. well, yesterday, it was the wind and temperatures near normal. which is 25. normal high is 42 many we didn't get there yesterday and we are well below the marks. record on this date 1918 brought us down to 4 degrees i show you that because it's 7 right now in manchester. they are holding the charge and leading the list locally of the coldest temperature. but norrisville at 9. 8 in glenell and 10 towson and churchville by the water sparrows point 13, 14 in centerville and we have single digits even below zero to the north on the wind chill scale and it's a cold morning. no doubt about that. at least we have clear skies and clouds to our west he will filter back in this afternoon. the cold blast will average 10 to 15 and i probably should adjust numbers. 5 to 15 this morning. we will get to 31 this afternoon with a chance of late day

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they had to open it oup tonight in order to allow folk that's still live and work here to have their. so we'll show you a little bit here in the ballot room. presidents and presidential candidates have been coming for 50 years. here, you can see some of the nine dixville residents about to enter booths. they've been given plenty of time. many have met the candidates. the clock strikes midnight they'll enter and fill out ballots. there, you can see the sign. and they mean it here, ronald reagan came here. richard nixon came here, and candidates aplenty have come here, and these nine voters, as you said, republicans, democrats and registered independents will cast ballots and put them in the town of dixville ballot booth on the table behind me. the process of voting after these months of campaigning only takes seconds. while many, many voters are undecided across the granite state, here they mow the eyes of the nation are upon them and a decision will be completed. now, they get into position to cast their ballots. all of this pomp and circumstance, illustration of democracy in action.

after speech tryg todivide america between class, between income group, between racial and ethnic oups. this is the great divider in chief. and it's very difficult when u're being led by the president on a regular basis, not just as a party but individually, to then -- and the president, who i don't believe has met with boehner or any of e rublican leadership, and now six months, har to compromi and work with someone who won't meet with you. who won't sit down and try to negotiatthings and try to talk. so i'm not surprised at all that republicans are havg a fficult time with someone w has no interest -- >> he met with him. even the debt fight over the summer was a constant set o meetings. so thacan't be accurate. >> if you look at it. the lastime he's had meetings, i know it's been severalmonths. i know that prn, when i was there, and president reaga routinely met on a regular basis, with the oer side. and developedtionships. you know, this is about trust. you don't build trust by going upand running around the country, beating up on your opponent. he's the preside of everybody in this

you know what, every day may not be a day you're jumping oup and down. of this day. i'm healthy, i've got family. most of us have more right than what's wrong. >> so many people are fascinated by you pastor osteen. i've heard you describe yourself on many occasions as boring. i know several -- no, i've heard you say that. i would never say that about you. i know people have been to your church and they say, when you go to hear him speak and you see what he does and i'm sure your wife would agree, there's nothing about you that's boring. do you ever feel the pressure when you know so many people are hanging on to your every word that you say? >> i don't know if i call it pressure but i feel responsibility more than ever. to be prepared. i'll start preparing on wednesday for my sermon this coming saturday and sunday. i think that's more, i think people are making decisions about what i'm saying, make sure i'm giving them my very best. i feel that responsibility. >> in south carolina, they'll have a vote for the republican nominee for president. the leading

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