had you same pate also in virginia going to jail. couple of years ago, had you jesse jackson junior sitting congressman for embezzling campaign funds go to jail. someone who did the campaign finance work for moat o most of the california democratic party go to jail. the police are doing their jobs and while carrie lee peterson may have somehow gotten $50,000 from james bond has a lot more to do with the fact that daniel craig is throwing around political contributions like it's a fashion accessory and not caring where his money goes. >> i know that the securities and exchange commission last nowhere near the teeth of the authority to do anything about this. are we in a situation where we have a regulatory body who can't possibly police this down? >> their remedies are civil enforcement. the department of justice on the other hand is actively engaged in political prosecutions where they have these problems. they have a guilty plea they are sending tyler harbor and sam pate to jail. the department of justice is doing its job investigat

. >> commissioner singer commissioner chow commissioner pating commissioner sanchez commissioner karshmer the second item on the agenda is approval of the minutes for august 1st i want to thank commissioner singer for chairing the meeting of september one the minutes are before you for approval a motion for approval is in order. >> so moved. >> second. >> i'd like to - >> corrections. >> i'd like to make a correction on - i told the secretary to change two things that was quoted as saying the car of homelessness it the number one priority is it so one of our highest priorities. >> what line oh, what section are you on. >> i don't have the minutes in front of me. >> here we go. >> i've got it. >> on page 4 in the middle the page i have noted it councilmember cate's noted that homelessness it the most serious health issues he wants to put it is one of the most and commissioner karshmer have paid participant i suggest to make to the commissioner said it be considered for example, perhaps looking at model life-changing like the stop model as showed effectiveness from the population the under

. >> we'll call the meeting to order role commissioner pating i'll note to here commissioner singer commissioner chung commissioner sanchez and sxhashgs the second item on the agenda is the approval of the minutes for august 418, 2015. >> there a motion. >> missouri any comments no nope i'll call for a vote. > all in favor, say i. > >> thank you. i'll note no public comment for the item. >> the audience this is the first time i've chaired i'll not get it right so. >> you have a skilled secretary here to help you (laughter) so we move on to item 3 the director's report. >> good afternoon wanted to lead the issue on the waiver because we do have a couple of is to have staff people to address this so i'll leave that alone and move on to the next item and right after my report we'll have a couple of staff members to report on that the san francisco health commission has worked with the san francisco police department the dope project for the current overdose just to let you know san francisco has the largest number of over disposes in california we've work hard to curve those overdose deaths on thur

. >> i'm glad you, you raised that commissioner pating david was up on the advisory committee he had a lot to say how it is designed we're missing some a became clinicians although we have care plans that are really busy in primary care physicians we're discussing starting safety net oriented awe definition medication residency with the 486 we need licenses providers with health care who are licensed and connection may diagnoses right now a lot of the programs only work with certified xhounldz we need to bring the level of professionalism higher in the field and so, yes we need to have i mean right now such minimal payments are brought in by drug medi-cal a lot of the programs suffer from entry-level people interns and high turn over when i meet with the providers i had a staffing check with them and the theme is also we need more counselors we've lost them they come in and work for a couple of months on the one hand we're training new people in sabs when they go on to other places on the other hand, it is a high stress for the programs to be doing that all the time. >> so the last q

so the motion is. >> i'm going to go ahead and commissioner pating on page 7 under the health just wantlike the intent to be clear what i was trying to point out that we received a presentation with data which was showed some positive things about the quality scores it is t at san francisco general hospital we're at the j.c. cbc we see quality scores in certain areas that are concerning relative to our peer group as defined and i just want to point out that there was that discrepancy and i'm going this entirely captures that and i'll explain on the statement to make that clear commissioner. >> hey, is the discretion related to different perimeters that were being measured in the quality or - >> i think that's y what dr. chin pointed out that is reasonable to say in saying that i don't want to lose the thought that and give the public the impression we're anywhere near the level we all including the people at general will expect of our quality scores we have a ways to go not prospective how i feel about where we are in the quality scores. >> i'll make that clearer. >> okay okay i think f

it's like a -- >> pate. >> pate. >> oh, sweet. want mas.ah. >> yeah. >> chocolate. this is the chocolate of the gods. some grilled octopus and sea bream and some nice pork tenderloin and my personal favorite, a particularly delicious morcilla, fresh blood sausage. yes? i feel some duende coming on. i can just squeeze the -- i'm telling you. sexual metaphor coming. beautiful. just feeling them is -- yeah. looking good. wow. look at that. a lot of fat. >> yeah. it's quite nice. >> those were happy pigs. lazy pigs. >> the ones we like. the ones we breed here in spain. >> yeah, the pigs and the bulls are very happy here. until they are not. >> moment of truth. >> okay. enough with the work. let's eat. nice. [ speaking foreign language ] awesome. great meal. great, great, great. great, great meal. this is the dream of all the world. the dream is to live in granada. work in the morning, have a one-hour nap in the afternoon. at night go out and have that life. go out and see your friends and eat tapa and drink red wine and be in a beautiful place.

the company claims to have pate out over a half billion dollars in prizes. >> the parent company invested in it. alityulantic city is placing bets on a business that doesn't involve gambling. they celebrated the opening of this new conference center. the 100,000 fire foot facility is touted at the largest equality between baston and baltimore. stopping puppy mills, they voted to approve one freeholder's rescue dog, norman. they panned animals from selling animals from puppy mills. the health department will inspect to determine where the pets came from that are for sale. >> a beautiful day and if you like today, you will like tomorrow. a great way to end out the week. all the way to start your week and if you like the summer temperatures, you will like saturday. a big cool down coming as we go into next week closer to where we should be for this time of year. we are at 62 degrees in allentown. 67 in atlantic city. all under clear skies. the humidity is still staying down. by tomorrow morning, 8:00, these were the temp fors. bust out forecast along with that if you are heading to work. 59

even when there were some looser moments, she didn't participate 'tis pate.ke she had to be the straight man. >> it's interesting. this is not the first time her business record in a political race has come up. barbara boxer ran brutal commercials against her that were very effective. you can imagine democrats doing the same thing if in fact she becomes the nominee. >> and there it will revolve around two things. democrats won't really go after her for a compact merger but two things. >> layoffs. >> layoffs and made a boat load of money for an unsuccessful run. those are two things they are focused on. >> i think the commercial that i remember was focussing on the layoffs and got this money and bought a yacht and went off into the sunset. >> that's going to be red meat for the democrats. it's worth pointing out just for the record by the way, that donald trump's business record isn't that grout. she's right about bankruptcies. >> not personal bankruptcy but business. >> and he basically runs a company where he licenses names and doesn't build anything anymore

if the mother hadn't pate the smuggler the boys would still be alive. >>> thousands rallied in paris to show the support for the refugees. protesters called more on the french government to help the syrian refugees who have made it to europe. one poll published on monday said that 56% of french people did not want its country to open its doors to more people. en australian president tony abbott says his country is not disposed to take on more refugees. at the expense of people from other parts of the world. later on sunday the minister for immigration and border protection is expected to go to geneva for talks with the u.n. high commissioner for refugees. >>> thailand's military appointed national reform council has rejected a new constitution. if it had have gone through it would have paved a way for a referendum and possibly end of military rule, prime minister yingluck shinawatra. a new committee will be set up to write another draft delaying elections until at least 2017. >> further away for thailand. outside parliament a few protesters wanted their voices heard. that's not allow

. >> do you get pate? >> more than i would have without a job. >> not as much as drug dealing. >> no, but cashing your paycheck, getting a pay stub feels good to me. >> our first project we hired we created 24 to 26 jobs i think. so that's people bringing home a paycheck every day. people going to the corner store to spend money on lunch there. you can think of it as a microinvestment strategy in certain neighborhoods. >> what kind of work have you done in here then already? >> in this one we've basically gutted the building leaving a shell essentially. >> deconstruction. the pains take salvaging of wood and bricks is more expensive than simply bulldozing the homes. so to help pay for program, details came up with another innovative solution. reselling the materials. they're biggest money-maker: old bricks. >> most people would see a nondescript wall in an alley in baltimore. for enough of these bricks, if you have enough of them that's an hour of work we can pay somebody. >> from what i used to be, what i

. >> do you get pate? >> more than i would have without a job. >> not as much as drug dealing. >> no, but cashing your paycheck, getting a pay stub feels good to me. >> our first project we hired we created 24 to 26 jobs i think. so that's people bringing home a paycheck every day. people going to the corner store to spend money on lunch there. you can think of it as a microinvestment strategy in certain neighborhoods. >> what kind of work have you done in here then already? >> in this one we've basically gutted the building leaving a shell essentially. >> deconstruction. the pains take salvaging of wood and bricks is more expensive than simply bulldozing the homes. so to help pay for program, details came up with another innovative solution. reselling the materials. they're biggest money-maker: old bricks. >> most people would see a nondescript wall in an alley in baltimore. for enough of these bricks, if you have enough of them that's an hour of work we can pay somebody. >> from what i used to be, what i

bill's coach rex ryan hopes shady will be good to go against pate reens. ago long as he's good here for the game. >> final road trep of the year between tomorrow. flyers on training camp tomorrow as well as if jordan is not impressive enough you this week the reigning masters showed the bmw championship like this. just like you said. not exactly. par 3 second hole fourth knoll one first came when 14 years old. also just like you. no. finally, former sixer michael carter williams clutch when he played point guard here. hit or miss from long range here. when the pressure was on he was hit throwing out for a pix. yeah that's not good. instead of hitting catcher he hit camera man. look at this. then again, not on purpose. never accurate from a distance anyway. >> all right. finally tonight philly pops kicked off social swn its third annual bowl. >> pope entertained party go he'sers with bands and swing music and sfrongz 1920s until today now in 37th season the pops orchestra delight a consistently growing audience of over 75,000 a year. "jimmy kimmel live" fol

eagles will face tom brady and pate fleets foxboro come december and nrev or not, brady will face the pittsburgh steel wherz nfl season kicks off in four days. brady breaks silence today for the first time since federal judge overturns nfl four came suspension last week for alleged involvement in deplate gate. brady says he has a great amount of respokt for commissioner and can't wait to play thursday. >> for last 20 years i've been playing foot fwhal team time of here and i would be excited to run out thursday night. and long 7 months for everybody. >> and i think in and out goal is to focus whoon my job is and what i need to go out there and do to help our team win. >> phillies rebuilding project is yet to knock the stocks off anyone and after the way the phils played this weekend against the socks we may be headed to first 100 loss snn 54 years phils can't catch a break special any boston. fan can make a catch, wow, another red sox fan catches this souvenir too. david ortiz takes jarrett ikoff deep. three homers show shy of 500. ikoff allows six runs in four innings phils swept. th

>>> jessica the good news so far the weather is behaving pretty much exactly as we had wants pated.e started the day with sunshine. the clouds have rolled in. our coastal low is definitely still there and still looking strong. but the good news it look like most of the weekend will be dry. we're out here along the parkway i have great vantage point of the clouds rolling in. got the ben franklin parkway i like to call it jumbo tron alley set up behind me right now and it's dry for now. it look like it will stay dry tomorrow. i know that looks scary on storm scan3 but notice that rain is really not pushing north. thanks to high pressure keeping it suppressed to the south but with clouds and breezy conditions it is cool outside tonight. temperature right now only in the 60s across the vast majority of the area. and feeling chilly as we head into the overnight hours we'll drop down into the 50s it's northeast breeze winds about five to 10 miles an hour. not too strong right now but that's making it feel cool and coming up i'll have more on that papal outlook as we head through the weeke

>> come to order and the skeet will call roll commissioner pating commissioner king commissioner chow commissioner chung commissioner sanchez commissioner karshmer the second is the approval of the minutes of august 4, 2015. >> before you guess for approval a motion is in order. >> so moved. >> are there corrections to the minutes. >> i think the only typo on item 10 it is obviously sf dph. >> my apologies that's the only one i found or saw sorry my other comments if not then the minutes are before you for approval>> all in favor, say i. >> i. >> nancy pelosi's the minutes are approved director's report. >> good afternoon, commissioners sitting in for director garcia on a well deserved vacation hair director's report the first is to talk about the first cohort of interns on august 3rd dpw human resources provided a orientation the year up a national program that provides a pipeline of threatened to 2 hundred and 50 partners by matching their needs for the communities that are loyal and trained the first cohort is 9 interns working with technology managers throughout the fields service

peace alongside development lets anger and resentament disa pate and be replaced with hope and respect for others. we have reportedly said that the only way to uprot terrorism in the middle east is target the under lying social and economic and cultural causes. economic interactions may bring about lasting security and transform the region in to a haven for peace and development. >> as we mentioned 90 percent of the world leaders are in new york city for the anniversary of the u.n. assembly. we have had our own president and the including the russian president and now president of iran. he talked about promoting democracy in syria and the greater threat of terrorist orgs is when they are a terrorist state and mentioned the nuclear deal. and more about nuclear deal for iran, it is stepping more on the world stage. and interesting as we reported before. iran is the number one sponsor of terror. and we'll consider that. and we'll watch the news and if you would like to watch more of the president rouhani's speech go to fox nows opinion com. >>> iran will keep occupied our next president w

. >> terrain, pate, sausages, it's an art that's revered here and widely enjoyed.ew names have gone with more respect. >>> this is the story of one man, one chef, and a city. but not too finely chopped leek. you do not want to get your hand caught in one of these things. then mixed to smooth perfection with a dough hook. >> lot of work. >> spread out and layered for consistent seasoning, formed into shapes and smacked to remove air bubbles. >> make sure the meat gets really tight. >> into the sausage machine and piped into organic casings. trust me, it ain't easy. >> very light touch. >> let's see now, wise guy. come on. let's see this. that's how you get pregnant. >> it's all in the meat. >> yeah. >> just release at the end. >> it's a serious workplace but with production nearly done, this being france and all, it's time for a snack and some wine. >> doing what i'm good at. eating. >> this is the saucisson. >> this is so good. >> sabodet. >> sabodet, another of lyon's most famous sausages is made primarily from pig's head with pork belly, pork shoulder, brandy, nu

it is a very pate ariarch cal society. >> he will have to train her.d a lot of time putting some work into whoever is going to be coming up next. >> i want to sigh what gavin has to say about that? >> he is right in that it would be better for pr if she was pretty. this show isn't dog down usa. >> you are so kind. >> thank you. >> this is how buddhism works. you don't just get to choose some hot mom's kid and say what about her? you have to talk to a lake and follow some smoke and do a bunch of really dumb stuff. >> that's your opinion. >> what is attractive to the dalai lama might not be attractive in the western culture. >> people like uni brows. >> cat, thoughts? >> well, i don't know. oy feel lii feel like people ha hard time relating to me because i am so attractive. that's something i struggle with. no one realizes how brillibrill because they are focused on my amazing looks. >> i am afraid to ask the liberal panel. i can't help but think alan colmes to be upset. you are much better looking than he is lib lerl xanl. that's done buns when tonight

and he is always an i pated. the crowd pled that you have energy especially this group.attend a catholic high school tloond the lotly they were lucky enough to win a spot standing on the step it is of st. patrick's cathedral. the job, greet pope francis as he walked into prayer service. one girl wanted a blessing or a hug. >> so emotional like you don't see the pope all the time or like if you go to vatican city you won't see him there either. he's coming to us. >> he is coming to them. he's coming to us too tomorrow. it's exciting. at the cathedral the pope was greeted by new york's governor, mayor and congressional leaders. he will address the united nations. >> today the final kay of the world meeting of families in philadelphia. things are getting kicked off with mass at 8:30, then a keynote speech, the joy of the kbos pe gospel of life. we're starting to see larger crowds on philadelphia streets and popular spots. it's only expected to get more crowded. mayor nutter acknowledged that businesses will be impact bid the pope's visit in different ways. the city is ready

his remarks have sparked di di pate among catholics who live in places who depend on coal for their economy. >> wyoming is the top coal-producing state in the nation. so it struck a nerve in june when pope francis released an important religious document for catholics pointing to the negative effects in collusion and climate change and calling for a phasing out of fossil fuel. >> it's going to hit hard in wyoming. the people who are supported by the fossil fuels tend to be blue-collared workers that pope francis wants to identify with. >> professor kyle washut teaches he theology. he has worked in the mines himself and said that the message may not resonate with conservative catholics. >> there is a suspicion in science. there is a thought that science is not a reliable jo place to look at things because giants can be bought. these other ways of obtaining truth are complimentary not opposed. >> still a yale study found that wyoming is the only state where less than half of the people believe that climate change will harm future generations. here in wyle coal production produces $1 million a

and the nfl, the super bowl champions, the new england pate rotpatriots, beat the pittsburgh steelers, brady had a four game ban for deflating footballs overturned by a federal judge last week. >> i was excited. our whole team was excited. we haven't had one of these games for a long time. it's always fun to get an opportunity to play, we took advantage of it, good win, there were things we could do better. ten days before we go to buffalo, that's always a tough place to play. got a lot of studying ahead and hopefully get a little rest this weekend and get back to work. >> boxing news for you, world welterweight champion floyd mayweather, is denying any doping intravenous injection of saline and vitamins. the international antidoping agency, fight that mayweather could be his last. the 38-year-old insisting he's done nothing wrong, saying he has the full support of the anti-doping agency. >>> england contradict has beat australia, the aussies 299 for 7 in their 50-overs. hosts three wicked winners in this contest, the series is now level at 2-2 with the decider taking place on sunday.

s&p is down almost 17, nasdaq selling off by 30 pate points. >> jobs report. we have the g20 meeting. any news could come out of all this. here are commodities, oil and gold. both to the downside. >> oil has been such a moving story this week, unbelievable. here is how u.s. dollar is trading against currencies. weakness against the euro and japanese yen is looking a little bit stronger as well. >> check out the safe haven of the 10-year treasury bond. 2.13%. >> new question mark about the iranian deal. leaders say their parliament will have final agreement on approving the agreement. will be with their 15 member parliament, not congress. fresh off president obama he received final vote to protect the deal from congressional opponents. congress begins debating disapproval measure. expected to pass on friday. already threatening to put new sanctions on iran. >> royalty coming to call at the white house today. it will be a challenge for president obama. this is the first white house visit for king salman of saudi arabia. it comes at a time when saudi arabia and t

. >> well, you know -- i mean, you know -- you know this sort of like weird sweaty-pated gut man. >>ecided that, you know, to two five, six-inch teacup yorkshire terriers would harm the country in some way. he's got a point. [ laughter ] especially when you consider that australia has the most poisonous creatures on earth. >> jimmy: that is true. everything is dangerous there. >> everything will kill you within minutes. >> jimmy: by the way, this guy went on and on and on. show one more clip. >> there is a process if you want to bring animals in. you get the permits. they go into quarantine. then you can have them. if we start letting movie stars, even though they've been the sexiest man alive twice -- [ cheers and applause ] so it's time that pistol and boo bugger off back to the united states. after that, i don't expect to be invited to the opening of "pirates of the caribbean." >> what did one thing have to do with another? you know. that i had been voted some kind of thing. >> jimmy: not some kind of thing. "people's" sexiest man alive. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: the highe

. >> hit chel also claim she's was never in love with either in pate and face up to seven years en prison when sentenced later month. ken davis is back at work. the kentucky clerk spent several days in jail for refusing to issue same-sex marriageness theres due to religious objections. continue tosh shooed boo i the deputy clerks but won't have her signature on them. kentucky's governor says without the signature. legal. >> massive welcome to the lonestar state for donald trump tonight. steve: 200 them to greeting drump at lal are in dallas? from there on where it was more wave we come to exeffect the billionaire business man who has shocked this the republican worl by becoming a front unarer. outside, this were several hundred dump trump row testers who gathered beforehand. >> a long island park is finally gotten the all clear. soil and air test results at the roberto clemente park in brentwood came back clean. the park has been closed since last april after 50,000-tons of degree were found and since been removed. res to rigs on the fields and the pool will begin once the town gets appro

>> you have to be able to ans at the pate what that line is, right?if there is a tough question. >> but if he is picking on you. >> how do you decide. >> you decide because you think he is picking on you. >> so do you have a thick skin or not? >> i may disagree with you here. i you think if the moderator makes a mistake, ie miscategorizes your position, all right, says you said. this trump did that to me the other day i didn't say that about planned parenthood. he did and we showed the next day you that he did. but, but i said okay, i will figure it out. i will find out what you said and what you didn't say. but i think you have to push back on that. >> you have it know your own record better than others. >> that's hard. these guys bloviate so much it's hard to know. >> in my last debate that was my advice to them. don't let anybody else know your record better than you do. think when trump went after scott walker on his record in wisconsin, walker was able to push back on that. >> i wanted to ask you one question about hillary clinton. i you think sh

. >> the patron saint of brutality, patron saint of brutality and pate roron saint death. >> reporterked with suspicion and curcuriosity. this drawing shows the first attempted baptism which went awry when the native people changed their minds and fled but over time some were drawn in. >> people came to the missions for a lot of reasons including drought, famine and a whole host of other things that inflicted itself on the peoples of california. >> reporter: once natives entered the mission life, they were not allowed to leave. the soldiers who came along during the colonization effort were known to flog those who ran away. there were rapes and battles with native tribes. historians say he saw himself as a father figure who tried to protect the native people, even from his own country's soldiers. >> i think sarah so loved these people that he would be mortified to know that the descendants of those he cared about the most now condemn him as this evil monster of the missions. >> reporter: more than 250 years after his feverish work to sw p uphold the catholic faith the church will gran

few years ago city government was more than $300 million in the red we had a rammedly commissioner pating payroll tax system in the mid block every storefront was empty and a citywide e ethnic housing pace but more alarmingly our residents with respect staring and double digit unemployment well, all of us and certainly we in government we all rolled up our sleeves with our partners our nonprofit and city government agencies and private partners such you in the room we know we be tabled those challenges and together we got the house in order your city is now doing 2 year bunts they go along with the 5 year budget planning and capital improvement i was proud to work on deliberately and delivered a budget that made our city safe and solvent and successful we've remofrmd our pension system we rained in the health care costs working with lash and we were one of the first cities in the entire in addition to do so without the ac anyone that divided other cities and reform our payroll tax i continue i will mark that as previous historic because we literally changed our entire tax system to accomm