chair. >> let me finish with patricia and dr. cars on seat 8. supervisor breed first >> well, that was i wanted to make a motion we have two very excellent candidates i'm excited their voids will be heard and with president i'd like to move patricia for seat 4 and the other person for seat 8 with positive recommendations from the religiously. >> i want to say i seconded that i have a lot of folks that are beneficiaries of the health care and people that are employed as health care workers a lot of folks help to take care of people and i did my master thesis on aging in place. you ladies have a commitment to really continue to move forward and love to work with you as we continue to advocate the cuts open the state level as we protect folks to make sure itself funding is robust. so mr. chair i'd like to second the motion it supervisor breed made >> wkts 9 motion passes. congratulations >> congratulations. >> madam clerk item 7. >> item 7 hearing to appoint two members to the w6 investment advisory committee there are 2 seats 3 applicants. >> we'l

una responsabilidad que en realida ndo existe, aceptar u una mentira >> lo que mÁs preocupa a pa patricia me quedó aún mejor, ♪ con la envoltura camuflaje. ♪ así festejo yo. la buena fortuna te llega... [ locutor ] así es... ahora cámbiate a sprint y ahorra hasta $100 en cualquier smartphone. iapresúrate! esta increíble oferta no durará mucho. ¿dificultad para escuchar en el teléfono? visita una tienda sprint hoy. visita sprintcaptel.com ♪ ¿mis regalos en dónde están? ♪ ♪ ¡ya los veo! imira allá! están todos flotando. ♪ ♪ así festejo yo. >> eugenio derbes fue reconocido por la alcadia de los angeles donde seddestaco la labor del r artist que tanto exÉxito ha c c cosechado con instructions no included, le agradecio al os h s hispanos del paÍs >> los que han hecho que llegue donde estoyso son los latinos, d cada vez que tengo una cÁmara digo gracias de todo corazÓn >> tan agradecido esta que se u mudara a los angeles pronto >> el prÍncipe harry llego al l plo p plopo polo sor, tras una caminata de 200 millas, la marcha duro 3 m semanas con temperaturas de m menos de 3 grados farenheit fue o

en estados unidos, pero qué detalles cuentan y popr qué es tan importante, tenemos dfetalles con patriciapacidad de responsabilidad, todos y todo dependen de él en este país, se llama crédito, del sistema de seguro social, tax id como se llama en estados unidos, tenemos este n° que siempre sale en todo lo que se usa en estados unidos. >> una mora es algo temido, norte o atrasarse es algo fundamental. >> hay 3 oficinas, equifax, experian y transeuro, son privadas y poseen todos los archivos del país, mediante comercios, tiendas, acreedores, bancos, intercambian información, los comerciantes y acreedores informan sobre cumplimientos y pagos, con todos estos datos las compañías forman los informes de crédito e informan los puntos de crédito entre 0 a 850 puntos. >> un buen historial aparece con todo, la califcación inmediata sobre nuestra honorabilidad en el mercado, patricia ramos, atlanta. >> algunas recomendaciones en las temporadas de mucho frío es mantener las mascoptas resguardadas, stpèhanie severino nos dice cómo estarán las temperaturas. >> hola, el área de la bahía estuvo entreew 4

. >>> ana patricia hizo su intento de baiel con las chicas terremoto. >>> los tacones no me ayudaban.dner figueroa por primera vez se unió al club de los paparrines novelereos, miren cómo les fue. >>> me dio duro en serio. >>> qué día es hoy. >>> miércoles. >>> ana se fue unos días a visitar a su familia, pero ante sdejó este saludo. >>> estoy muy feliz porque me

so we'll call them up in order as listed (calling names) patricia. good afternoon >> good afternoon. i'm patricia and i'm currently a commissioner fierro for consumers in san francisco. i'm also an emergency worker through the public authority and i'm an advocate for people with exchanges disabilities and search and seizures and children. i see this opportunity oh, my god i see this as an opportunity for a voice to be here in the city to help people. i want to be a voice for them as well as a voice for the workers i represent as well. >> okay. any questions. >> are there any questions. >> yes. >> supervisor breed. >> i see you've attend some of the meetings and what are your thoughts. >> my innocence go up whether there are considerations for cutbacks for our consumers that are being kept in their homes with the service we provide for them. i see that as an opportunity i learn so much and can take that information back to the people i work for they live in fear and worry because each hours are taken from them there's the possibility they'll not been

and this is patricia. calderahead verses the department of building of inspection.3032-3034 jackson street. protesting the issuance on october 18, 2013, to nancy wong, alteration permit (response to nov no. 201317501; shoring plan and sequence of excavation up to 20' at perimeter walls; revision to bpa no. 2007/07/12/6583; reference to bpa nos. 2009/09/24/7633, 2011/09/21/5155 and 2007/07/12/6583) >> and we can start with the appellant. or the appellant's agent. >> good evening, i'm mike bowling, construction on behalf of patricia calderahead. >> in my brief i do not want to be redundant and so i have outlined what we would like to say but i would like to respond to their brief, which we received after of course, we filed our brief, page one of their brief states, they were on page one, they are appealing a permit based on financial reasons, not areasons pertaining to the building code this is a civil matter, and it is not related to the validity of the permit, however that could be true, i have done every

jim. >> so i know i called out our lineup, mike, george, patricia, fred: amanda, stand up. let's give them a big round of applause. [ applause ] our stadium operations team, now, if they can be joined by steve castillo, roger rival, larry gill, caesar, mike, stand up. and i do want to say as old as the stadium is, i get great pride in telling people it is the best turf. i'm coming down to join you. >>> this week has been kind of bizarre. i have over the years spoken to a lot of press, but it's -- i didn't expect this today. you know, i feel very honored. it's all i have to say. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] easy to follow that, roger. >> i will try. i always wondered when i started at candlestick and now it's almost at hand. it a really strange feeling to be going there these last few days and thinking pretty soon i won't come here anymore and it going to be hard to drive up the freeway and not see that big gray edifice looming in the distance. you have to wonder what's going to be there. over the years, i think we've made a lot of improvements in turf management and

nbc's tom brokaw, professor patricia williams, thank you very much. you. >>> we'll talk about the bahl kinization of the gop in today's top lines. la's known definitely for its traffic, congestion, for the smog. but there are a lot of people that do ride the bus. and now that the buses are running on natural gas, they don't throw out as much pollution into the air. so i feel good. i feel like i'm doing my part to help out the environment. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation -- an irregular heartbeat, not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xarelto® is the first and only once-a-day prescription blood thinner for patients with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. that doesn't require routine blood monitoring. so jim'

cut it out. >> patricia sabga. al jazeera. >> another impressive move, ge has given quirky access to hundreds of patents in hopes that the quirky community will use the technology to create more consumer products. quirky hopes this is the first step towards a growing database of patents from organizations around the world. >>> next up, he directed "spooky" thrillers like the "six sense," years analyzing the public school system? what he has to say about it now may be his biggest shock yet. >> you can see the united states has education apartheid. >> that's the facts. >> that and more as "real money" continues. every sunday night join us for exclusive, revealing and surprising talks with the most interesting people of our time. tonight. >> we try to be funny in serious stories which is very, very rare. >> he made radio cool with his sense of humor, insight and curiosity. he opened a new window into american life. >> before they know it we're actually able to present something new that they haven't heard about. >> ta

cut it out. >> patricia sabga. al jazeera. >> another impressive move, ge has given quirky access to hundreds of patents in hopes that the quirky community will use the technology to create more consumer products. quirky hopes this is the first step towards a growing database of patents from organizations around the world. >>> next up, he directed "spooky" thrillers like the "six sense," years analyzing the public school system? what he has to say about it now may be his biggest shock yet. >> you can see the united states has education apartheid. >> that's the facts. >> that and more as "real money" continues. new lights use low wattage led rights, neither harmful for the trees nor dangerous for the kids that may touch them. >> many play-off spots in the n.f.l. are still to be decided. mark morgan is here to explain it all. >> hey, a lot of anxiety in dallas, wondering what the dallas cowboys would do. tony romeo underwent back surgery. kyle ortman will start quarterback in the eagles game. sher een williams of the

term in my book, because in the course of my interviewing quite a few people, including, especially patricia who was involved in both nights and besides a couple of sound bytes on the 25*9 anniversary of the murder has never given the full account of it. she explained it all in such depth with such hon ety, with such clarity that she ended up answering the final couple of questions that the lapd has had about the murders all of these years. yes, there's some new things. most of all, if it's okay with you, i would like to talk very briefly about four parts of this book charles manson, his life and the world he grew up in. let's begin with his child hood. we talked about what he claims. guess what, they are all lies. and it's all documentable. i put 21,000 miles open my car in the last couple of years, i went every place he went. a lot of the lice can be proven with simple visits to county court houses. charles manson was not ill legitimate. his mother, kathleen, when she was 15, was unhappy with her fundamentalist christian mother, nancy, who believed that girls should not cut their hair, sho

patricia, your best? running for a seventh term. takes a lot of guts. and then my worst week, i hate to say it, sonny obama, bad dog, jumped on a toddler at the white house and created the worst christmas card of all time. >> i know. but that toddler was so cute. got right back up. she was amazing, right? morris, what's your best and worst? >> my best is my wife's birthday this weekend, so i have to give her the best week. but looking at globally, it's the best and the worst with losing nelson mandela who was a great leader. we're losing him and losing a real superstar. my heart goes out to the mandela family and the rest of the world for losing him. >> susan, best and worst? >> best goes to bill bratton who proves you can go back home again. he's going to be the police commissioner of new york city under mayor elect bill de blasio. and the worst week goes to charlie crist who shows sometimes you can't go home again and his campaign manager, bill aires, just quit after less than a month. >> guys, thanks s

because in the course of my interviewing quite a few people, including, especially propitious -- patricia chemical who was involved both nights and do, besides a couple of sound bites of the 25th anniversary of the murders has never given a full account of it. she explained it all in such depth with such honesty, with such clarity that she ended up answering the final couple of questions that the lapd has had about the murders of these years. so, yes, there are some new things. most of all, if it is okay with you would like to talk very briefly about four parts of this book, charles manson, as life, and the world he grew up in. let's begin with his childhood. we talked just a minute ago about all the things that manson claims. guess what? they are all lies. and it is all documented will. i put 21,000 miles on my car in the last couple of years, and i when every place he went. a lot of the allies can be proven with simple this is to county courthouse is. charles manson was not a legitimate. his mother, kathleen, when she was 15, was unhappy with their fundamentalist christian mother, nancy

directly involved for the public building service region 89 (clapping) regional 7, 8, 9 project sponsor patricia that were recreational chief aektd larry (clapping.) recreational recovery act executive matt. and others. (clapping.) >> project executive andrew and his predecessor kim wong. project director. fabulous job. this is the baby and it's a beautiful baby. and cathy author fabulous job. jason and others (clapping.) and san francisco service center mark and all the other g s a members it's done if record time really when you think about it. i want to make sure everyone knows we appreciate the hard work and we're going to enjoy it for one hundred years. thank you for the team that helped to put this event today and we appreciate all of you as well (clapping.) ladies and gentlemen, this concludes our formal ceremony and thank you for coming. if you one way or another would like to take a brief tour please join our staff at the elevator and i'd like to ask the speakers to join me for the ribbon cutting at the front of the podium for the ribbon cutting >> 1, 2, 3. there you go. okay (laughter)

patricia is here for what the fed move really means. i couldn't see the numbers. the numbers are huge, right? >> the numbers are good. >> that's a big run up. >> it's a very good game. >> wait a minute. initially when the news broke there was a sell off of stocks and then there was a big ground once everybody read through the announcement. >> but you have to keep in mind as well that the markets were anticipating this move and it was largely priced into stocks as well. everyone saw this coming but the timing of stay's announcement caught everybody by surprise. it was thought that ben bernanke would leave it to his successor, which in all likelihood will be janet yellen, but he laid out his vision of how it would unfold. next month it will reign in bond purchases by $10 million. bernanke indicated if the economy continues to show resilience the entire program could be wound up by the end of next year. >> the steps that we take will be data dependent. if we're making progress in terms of inflation and continued job gains, and i imagine there will be measured reducti

susan, patricia, esther, thank you. that's a wrap of "weekends with alex witt."row at noon eastern. up next, craig melvin. ♪ ♪ >>> america's surveillance state gets a ringing endorsement. a judge rules the massive nsa program is legal. why officials say the cell phone snooping could have stopped the 9/11 attacks. i'm craig melvin. you're watching msnbc.

inglés) >> >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> ♪ >> muchas gracias por permitirme entrar a sus hogares, soy maría patricia

it's not about patricia millett. justify the means. whatever it takes. they'll do whatever it takes to get what they want. that's why we're here today and that's why i will be opposing this nomination. washington democrats unfortunately are focusing all of their energy on saying and doing anything, anything it takes to circumvent the representatives of the people, but ultimately, ultimately, they will be accountable to the american people, and the american people will have their say again very soon, sooner than many of our colleagues might hope. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the leadership time is reserved. under the previous order, the senate will proceed to executive session to resume consideration of the following nomination, which the clerk will report. the clerk: nomination, patricia ann millett of virginia to be united states circuit judge of the district of columbia circuit. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the question occurs on the millett nomination. is there a sufficient

works on the front line with jim with the 4ers is mike gay, george cumberland, the city engineer, patricia walls, danny perez, gary loam an who has done an amazing job of opening candlestick in san francisco to come and take a little peek at behind-the-scenes. the stadium and field manager and the supervisor, larry, mike, cesar, these are the men and women that have made us very proud. i would say president buell that they certainly they are worth their weight in gold at candlestick park. >> thank you. >> now, i would like to bring our partners who has had the opportunity to work closely with others. jim, i want to say thank you to you. i don't think anybody is feeling more bitter sweet than i think you are. you are an adopted member of the parks and recreation family and you always will be. >> thank you very much. vice-president for the 49ers. i stand here with a lump in my throat. i have been in business for 20 years. i have done 20 soup uper bowls in my career. i have seen staff put many of the finest games around the country. when i do that, i just can't help but stop working and you l

the senate will proceed to executive session to consider the nomination of patricia millett to be united states circuit judge for the d.c. circuit postcloture. at 5:30 the senate will vote on confirmation of the millett nomination. mr. president, i think there are four bills, and the clerk can help both of us, at the desk due for second reading. the presiding officer: the clerk will read for the second time. the clerk: s. 1774, a bill to reauthorize the undetectable firearms act of 1988 for one year. s. 1775, a bill to improve the sexual assault prevention and response programs and activities of the department of defense and for other purposes. h.r. 1965, an act to streamline and insure onshore energy permitting, provide for onshore leasing certainty and provide certainty to oil asia -- oil shale development and so forth and for other purposes. an act to regulate state's authority to recognize gas operations and promote energy security, development and job creation. mr. reid: mr. president, i would object to any further proceedings with respect to these two bills en bloc. the presiding o

. ♪ >>> some encouraging news for jobs and the economy today, patricia sabga has the details of the muchetter than expected november employment reports. >> reporter: for the second straight month the u.s. job market showed signs of improve. the economy added 203,000 jobs in november lowering the unemployment rate to 7%. labor secretary says the numbers indicate the economic recovery is gaining strength. >> we have now had 45 consecutive months of private sector job growth to the tune of 8 million plus jobs. roorp while the numbers are encouraging, analysts say we still have a long way to go? >> to get to full employment we estimate the economy is going to have to create between 200 and 225,000 jobs per month for the next couple of years. >> reporter: but that may be difficult to achieve. the recovery is still on shaky ground with small businesses sees a slowdown in sales for the year. that is significant, because those businesses create about two-thirds of new jobs. ly hard hit has been the retail sector. despite slashing prices and opening their doors thanksgiving day, retailers posted

patricia y yo lo cocinábamos pero estas las consegui congelada >>se me hace que paty y usted ahí...e ponemos la salsa al brazo >>así me despido, con esta gente tan bella y con el chef pepin hasta el fin. (algarabía) >>y vamos a pausa, y decimos que juguetes y más jueguetes, no deje que se amontonen, le decimos com organizarlos >>y el besote que luis miguel le dio a su novia en el revoltillo >>y llega alicia para interpretarnos su música >>y nos visita un gran cantautor, franco de vitta. ( ♪ corazón de melao ♪ ya llego la abeja del sabor alborotao' ♪ ♪ quiere que tu comas un cereal muy rico y sano ♪ ♪ un cereal de corazones sanos ♪ corazón de melao ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ locutor ] comparte dulces momentitos navideños con starbucks. [ locutor ] comparte dulces mome♪ itos navideños porque sabemos todo lo que haces para que estas fiestas sean perfectas. desde cojines a cocinas, haz que sean inolvidables con ikea. ♪. ♪. ♪. .(cantando) si me ven, si me ve voy camino de belén. (cantando) ♪. ♪. >>es la parte que más me gusta >(timbre) >>ay, dávila por favor >>cuidado con los regalos >>sera santa, se ade

he is serving a three-year sentence in a death the patricia cook. he maintains a cook tried to drive away with his arm caught in the window. >> a lawmaker is saying but out. the new restriction he wants on cigarettes. it is about the environment. >> we will tell you which state is taking new steps to protect teens with hot -- teams with controversial names. to adoptld cost $170 this dog, but right now, you can take her home for free. >> a state lawmaker is proposing a measure to ban the sale of nonbiodegradable cigarette butts by 2016. the measure would include a fine of up to $200 per pack for businesses selling nonbiodegradable cigarettes. maryland would become the first state to ban nonbiodegradable cigarettes if it passes. for publicharder schools to drop tribal names. it wipes out all of the previous state orders for schools to drop race-based mascots. walker is concerned about free speech. --fallout continues made by after comments made by phil robertson. amd suspended him after he made comments about race relations and homosexuality. a&e new

directly involved for the public building service region 89 (clapping) regional 7, 8, 9 project sponsor patricia that were recreational chief aektd larry (clapping.) recreational recovery act executive matt. and others. (clapping.) >> project executive andrew and his predecessor kim wong. project director. fabulous job. this is the baby and it's a beautiful baby. and cathy author fabulous job. jason and others (clapping.) and san francisco service center mark and all the other g s a members it's done if record time really when you think about it. i want to make sure everyone knows we appreciate the hard work and we're going to enjoy it for one hundred ar