just a little pet peeve of mine. i am not against entering the building, you know, on a level surface of 12-one, but sometimes it affects the public realm, too, in a negative way. secretary avery: commissioners, on the motion for approval -- [roll-call vote] secretary avery: thank you, commissioners, that motion passed unanimously. commissioners, you wore on item number seven, case 2010.0256, fisherman's wharf public realm plan. this is an informational presentation. >> good afternoon, i am with this the design group. pleasure to be here today to get you up to speed on what we have been doing with fisherman's wharf. we will give the presentation, and i want to make the point that it is one of the more important elements of the work that we are doing in the public realm and the planning department. the better streets plan, the streetscape plan, the market street redesign, broadway redesign, the master plan, the beloved pavement to parks program, and the work that we're doing on the cesar chavez. there is more to come.

>> ah -- >> what is your biggest peeve about each other? >> my list is too long. >> trimming the trees with the first dog, bo. >> hello. you're adorable, bo. >> plus, tis the season to be drunk. >> we're leaving and she's driving. i'm drunk. >> just don't make your 9-year-old daughter the designated driver. >> do you have a christmas wish? >> yeah, a time machine to go back in time. >> lights, cameras, smackdown what if your neighbor wanted to pull the plug on your decorations? our whole neighborhood is being held hostage during christmas time. >> i'm sorry that christmas bothered them so much. >> real life grinches, caught on tape. ♪ you're a foul one, mr. grinch ♪ >> and our very own bob woodruff. >> dear mom. i miss you so much. i wonder when you come back from iraq. >> an emotional journey, back to the place that changed his life forever. >> anybody said, "we're going to miss this place?" >> he's with the troops as they're finally coming home for the holidays. here's chris cuomo. >> good evening. elizabeth is away, and i'm joined by my

to my personal pet peeve, the beach, the ocean, the frog, with these huge lights extended into it, this is called light pollution. every town i can think of and even most of the cities in this country have standards about black skies. what is considered a standard so you do not pollute it more than we already have? the san francisco not have these? if so, what do they say? i know a tiny little town that six light fixtures very carefully so they can still sees stars at night. i think that this is a cultural heritage that needs to be respected. this is not just about children. this is about everybody and everything. thank you. >> i am representing the planning association. thank you for pointing out what is at issue tonight. there is a reason the next commission that will be looking at this is the recreation and parks department. park does not yet have a position on supporting or opposing this project. part of the reason is we have been waiting for the eir to come out. some of us may have read all of the pages. we requested 60 days additional public review and comments. if that is too muc

to my personal pet peeve, the beach, the ocean, the frog, with these huge lights extended into it, this is called light pollution. every town i can think

reporter: a recent survifrom consumer -- survey found 90% of americans have at least one holiday pet peeve, some related to the mall. 60% said crowds and waiting in lines. 37% said it's the thought of debt. 28% said holiday shopping in general. 15% said they dread having to be nice. some of the holiday humbug could be the gloomy economy, and a little shoppers' fatigue. >> i think it does play into the equation quite a bit. i think one of the reasons is because the season seems to be so long these days. >> shopping online is one way to mess the holidays less hectic. but try shopping hungry. >> you shop at breakfast time or early in the morning. exactly at lunchtime when people are taking a break to have a meal. same thing with dinner. dinner time is a great time to shop. >> reporter: everyone knows to make a list. but think of backup gifts too. >> you have to have a backup plan. listen, things aren't going to any perfectly but i'm here to enjoy the season. >> reporter: after all, for the good and the bad, it only happens once a year. for consumer watch. >> we're used to seeing blue angels f

peeves linked iep directly to the malls. 15% say they dread having to be nice. there is the gloomy economy. >> i think it does play into the equation because the season seems to be so long these days. >> if you do it had to stores, try shopping hungry. >> shop at breakfast time or at lunch time when people are taking a break to have a meal. dinnertime is a great time to shop. >> think of backup gueifts. >> think that you're here to enjoy it this season. >> it only happens once a year. >> facebook letting your voice be heard. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. investors getting the latest numbers on jobs. we get these every thursday ahead of the big monthly number. a report on manufacturing out later today. stock futures are flat today. a monster rally yesterday. the biggest day since march of 2009, almost 500 points higher. central banks made a coordinated effort and making it cheaper for lenders to borrow money. a company is the biggest maker of games on facebook. they are seeking a valuation of $10 billion in their ipo. they could be

it's one of my biggest pet peeves. >> why not get the lucky scratcher, $4.29. it holds like a pen.d on. do yours, this could be your last show, too. >> if we win, we are out of here. >> yes. >> these are your numbers. scratch 'em right now. >> do 'em all. >> this doesn't work that well. oh, mine works. if we win the lottery on our show right now, would that not be a youtube moment. >> i would give everything to charity. >> you just said that out loud. >> what would you do? >> how do you know if you win? >> these are our numbers up here. start erasing them. this one is worth $3 million, mine is. >> that says what you win. >> do we have those. 3. >> i think you won. >> did i? >> we'll go over the cards. what is your favorite thing. i'll let you know if you won. >> this is called vitacare. as you get older, everything starts to fall apart. i would like to keep what i had, my original teeth. this is sugar-free and gluten-free and has vitamins in it, a, c, d, e and calcium. i like it. it also comes with a mouth wash and tooth paste, comes in different flavors. i'm trying to do anything

romney looked slightly peeved in an interview with fox's brett beir. >> how can voters trust what they is what you believe when you win the white house? >> brett, your listeners are not accurate. we have to be better informed on my issues. >> do you think mandating people to buy insurance is the right tool? >> brett, i don't know how many hundred times i have said this too, this is an unusual interview. let's do it again. >> wow. someone is not getting invited to the brett bier holiday kickoff. let's discuss this in the politicaled -- political edition of -- >> lightning roooooouuund. lightning round. >> michael, do we want a president who can't eat a slice of pizza with its cheese on it? >> no. i think he should go back to albania and run there, you communist. i don't even know where to begin with that completely awesome story. first politio rips the lid off the story. he stays at marriotts and doesn't eat the cheese. good god those guys. >> adam, this is going to torpedo his presidency. >> what is it over? >> the cheese gate. >> secretly he is from san francisco. >> that explains it.

biggest peeve with the first lady? >> what was the answer? >> what do you think that the answer was? >> shopping. >> i will take a pass on that one. >> yes. >> that is why there is a meal waiting for him to hawaii. >> and allowed to go to hawaii. the slinky suit. >> stay safe, and enjoy your family, everyone. erin burnett in "outfront" is next. >>> welcome to the top stories of the year from courtrooms to catastrophes, it was a year of high drama and dramatic change high drama and dramatic change for america and the world. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> it was a year of extremes, terror in the sky, a tragedy on the ground -- >> 911, there is a shooting at the safeway where gabrielle giffords was. >> therer were also the celebrations at buckingham palace to egypt's tahrir square, and it all unfolded before our eyes. we mourned. we marvelled at the moments that defined the year. >> not guilty. >> and changed everything. tonight, we look back and "outfront." we begin with the saga of amanda knox, the american exchange student convicte

get the manufacturerring sector is my pet peeve to ewill emanate corporate tax for manufacturers. make things in america again and gro the economy. >> greta: the trump debate coming up in the last week of december. are you still in? >> absolutely. i look forward to it and be on the stage with newt and donald, you think about -- i don't know if there is enough room for me as far as the presence on the stage. but i will make my way through it and i'll be okay. >> what do you expect to happen? why did others did not? why do you think that governor mitt romney says no and governor huntsman said no and michele bachmann is a no. >> that is interesting. all of them that you mentioned went to new york to visit donald trump. some repeatedly to visit donald trump. and court his support. it never did. i'm happy to meet with donald trump when he comes to iowa. i have an office in des moines if he wants to meet with me. but i didn't try to court donald. yet, all the people that did when they won't appear with him in public and take the heat from him there. i was never a courter and someone try

. >> shepard: all right, for context, jennifer, how big a peeves technology would this be for the iranians to have? how big a loss. this is a huge loss according to this military source i spoke to this evening. it puts into -- to put it in context, it puts the loss of the stealth helicopter tail that was lost in the bin laden raid, it makes it look like a pen tans according to this source. that tail was shared with the chinese shortly after the bin laden raid. according to this source, this is a 6-million-dollar aircraft that was built by lockheed martin. there are very few pictures of it. it is assumed that the iranian also likely share this technology with the russians and chinese and could reverse engineer it, shep. >> shepard: i bet there will be pictures now. jen griffin at the pentagon. email moves at the speed of light. regular mail a lot slower. now there is word that your letters could be in for a much longer delay. u.s. postal service officials now say they need to make up big cut backs to prevent the agency from going bankrupt. >> we have to do is take a look at what we can take

my personal pet peeve is i find that investing money creates jobs, not spending money overseas, but it's a day before the day before christmas, i won't subject you to a bunch of economic gibber jabber from me. alex, thank you very much. mike, thank you. have a good holiday guys. >> you too. >>> the house, the senate, and the president, you name it, americans are tired of it. but guess whose numbers are on the rise. >>> plus, all we want for christmas is some government waste. >>> would you pay $765,000 of your money for pancakes? well, guess what, my friends, you already did. and what does kevin mcalister have in common with the gremlins? find out as we continue with this special holiday edition of "the d.r. show." [ male announcer ] the more you lose, the more you lose, because for every two pounds you lose through diet and exercise, alli can help you lose one more by blocking some of the fat you eat. let's fight fat with alli. ♪ that's what people could say if you're still using a liquid foundation that can settle into your lines and wrinkles and make you look older. like an apricot...

say, all right, so you don't buy that one, and the president was also asked, what is your biggest peevest lady? >> what was the answer? >> what do you think that the answer was? >>

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coming out of the gulf of mexico feeding into the tropical moisture enhanced south of louisiana and a peeves most heavy rain to the north and west and we will get that streaming in the warm air and wait until the next storm to form and that's the one that will pull the cold air to the east. that's the one that is important because that's the one that will make for a within theory setup for us come tomorrow night and on into thursday morning. we are generally looked computer models indicating rainfall for the time being in burst through the evening and steadier stuff tomorrow with the northern fringe catching snow. heaviest burst is overnight on in through thursday morning and out of here by sunrise right now we see at least a turnover with a dusting up to ionch in the central eastern shore to annapolis and near baltimore, and bel air, and back in through howard county a 1 to 3 inches snowfall expected. grassy surfaces will pick p up more and we may adjust this going into time. this is the first call with 2 to 4 inches north and west and higher amounts on the hill tops because it will be cold

characteristics and what could be his not best characteristics and what characteristics are like a pet peeveed himself with laziness. >> i hadn't seen that but my sense was that he is not exactly maintained the most vigorous schedule in the white house from what i've understood it admittedly second hand. bill clinton would work from 7:00 to midnight every day. there wasn't a hand that was not shaken. but that being said, president obama's best asset now is a republican party that seems bent on self-destruction. >> ok. spoken like a democratic advisor. thank you so much. >> helped his handicap. >> are you familiar with the comment, matt? >> i am. and i think it plays right into, you know, sometimes you have the gift that keeps on giving and the fact that he mentioned the word lazy again after what he had a couple of weeks ago is a gift. >> all right. just wanted to get your thoughts on that. doug, i'm sorry if i threw you that question -- >> not to worry about it. >> i know you're done in miami so if you miss one thing this week. thank you so much. have a great day both of you. >> take care.

this is one of my pet peeves with what the president is saying.e keystone we know it will be somewhere between 10 and 20,000 jobs. steelworkers, pipe fitters. these are pretty good jobs, union jobs that pay good salaries. why not do this? i think republicans are very wise to say look we're going to do the payroll tax cut but we'll do something else to create jobs. jenna: do you think the democrats will be open to that? >> probably not but it's not a bad fight to have. jenna: we'll have you back in a week and see how your predictions workout. >> the keystone one is a no-brainer. why wouldn't we want to create 15,000 jobs, union jobs at a time when you have so many people out of work. jenna: the president says the state department is going through a process. >> there is no doubt about this. it will creates jobs. jenna: that's their side. we'll see what happens. we are on a timeframe crunch during the hole days. everyone wants to go on a vacation. jenna: that's when things get done, right before the christmas break. jenna:s pressure is on. always nic

managers said pet peeves were reported about other workers using these in the workplace. actually bet more people feel it and just don't report it. top things. phones ringing. are we still there? really? phones ringing in a meeting? people surfing the web on a laptop during a meeting. >> i take a cue from other people. if you walk in, you have bosses, there's no -- they don't have a phone or blackberry out, they have decided this is a meeting they're going to be involved in, i don't want to be the one pulling out a blackberry. >> follow their lead, and even if the boss does have it out -- >> i'm not the boss. >> exactly. >> tell me about the mobile time-out? i mean, should we be setting more rules in the workplace for thousand make sure there are times when we are checking these devices and staying connected with our team and other places we're 0 not. >> 85% of h.r. managers in the survey say, yes, set guidelines. i think everybody should set guidelines about what's expected. institute a 50-10 rule. every meeting, 50 minutes, 10-minute break. people know they have that re

caller: one thing that is a pet peeve of mine is you represent the united states, not america. america is the entire north and south america. please stop saying main that america. say made in the usa. we do not need things made in mexico. next, we need the first start by asking you how much percentage of your in come to you pay social security on? i'd bet is a tiny part. the cat needs to be removed and everyone pay their fair share. -- cap needs to be removed. guest: i would probably be the highest percentage in the house. you're probably accurate, and you've called for a form that is a progressive reform. i think there things that we can do in order to make a fair and balanced approach. host: before you go, financial times this morning. the sequestration cuts, do you think they will go forward? guest: there was a package on that deficit reduction deal. i voted against that plan. but the concept is there, it was approved by both houses of congress, signed by the president. they created this and the failure of the super committee now require a sequestration in the future. hopefu

caller: one thing that's a pet peeve of mine is, you represent the united states, not america, america is the entire north and south america, so please stop saying made in america. say made in the u.s.a. ok? because we don't need stuff from mexico. next, we need to eat -- first start by asking you how much percent of your income do you pay social security on? and i bet it's a tiny part. the cap needs to be removed and everybody pay their fair share. guest: i think if you looked at the percentage of my income it would probably be unone of the highest in the house. but i hear you. institutionally, you are probably accurate and call for a reform that i think is a progressive reform. it hasn't been revisited and it should be. and so i think there are things we can do in order to make a fair and balanced approach here. host: quickly before you go. financial times this morning -- host: do you think the cuts will go forward? guest: clfs -- there was a plan, i voted against the plan. they created a set of guidelines that need to be adhered to. the failure of the super committee requires seques

wife, beautiful, smart, and none any and she says smart, partsman and father, and the biggest pet peevet have one, and she said my list is too long. rick: talking about being lazy are having the best idea either. volkswagen is shutting off employee blackberrys during off hour, 30 minutes after they get off work and 30 minutes before they go back to work, because some of the their employees are working way too hard. >>juliet: what? >>dave: you thought they were trying to keep you away from using your blackberry but they are trying to protect your worker to separate your homelife from work life. a brilliant move. i don't know many companies that would do this and tell your employees you are working too much. >>juliet: this is the union guys, men and women working there so many there were complaints. rick: and from studies that say if you, protect your private life and have that a safe time to relax and you are more focused and better to work. >>juliet: they can still use their phone. >>guest: but not for work. >>juliet: for personal use. >>dave: how many of you would love this? would you