saying that for me it means a lot to hear if the tenants its not easy to hear our experiences it's a perm and painful thing that impacts the individual and the entire family especially on kids. and so i think this is something that is a long time overdue and something we need to move forward as quickly as possible to provide relief. i think beyond that my hope it will send a clear message to landlord that this kind of harassment is not going to be tolerated in san francisco. there's an avenue where the tenant can go to the rent board and it could be forwarded to the city attorney or the district attorney. i hope this sends a clear message especially, when it comes to some of the tenants that have been the targets of harassment. we're top of about the vulnerable people in the society people who are monolinoleum who don't know they're right so i ask for your support today >> thank you supervisor campos. president chiu >> i want to thank supervisor campos for bringing this forward and also our tenant advocates and families. we all certainly appreciate not only your testimony but your encoura

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that was a bad perm. >> jimmy: that was a bad perm. >> i love all of that! i remember all of that!my mind go there, like, oh, oh. okay. i see oprah and the first lady is in hawaii. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i like hawaii. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i didn't get a phone call. >> i didn't get a phone call. >> jimmy: wanda, where are you playing next? you're all over the place. you're on tour. >> yeah, man. >> jimmy: going to washington, going to colorado. >> colorado, yeah. >> jimmy: boulder, colorado. >> you been there? >> jimmy: i just did the a show in denver. great crowd. >> yeah, they're great. yeah. you know everybody's going to be high. so, it's okay. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: they're going to be a good audience. they're gonna laugh too much. you tell one joke, and you're done. wanda sykes, everybody. "herlarious" airs saturday night at 10:00 p.m. on own. f. murray abraham joins us next. come on back! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ female announcer ] how do you eat your eggo? ♪ you can start with the syrup, pour it on top, maybe not ♪ ♪ apple chunks and cinnamon and honey if you g

. >> but as the past bucks flew a per ma -- perm afrost of problems remained. middle class migration of the '60s and '70s as people flemed to-- complete to plant communities. atlanta, of the 6 million people who lived in the metropolitan area, fewer than 10% live in the city itself. the rest live in suburbs with their own local governments and mayors. it's a common story in the sun belt. in the next major city over from atlanta, montgomery, alabama there is a likability score of 25. in 2012 there was a proposal to build alternative transit for atlanta suburbs including a rail line downtown but it was rejected by two-thirds of voters. many suburban it' it i it ite cb of this problem and the part that the hurting so many folks is people being stranded primarily on our highways and interstates right now. that is the toughest part of this problem and that is the problem that i alone with our state leaders are getting ready to solve. we're going to get folks out of these cars. >> but people bemoaning weathered induced paralysis says, it is not just the makeup of inf

experts warn some websites and educational software used in schools could put students' perm information in jeopardy. we'll hear from a champion of children's rights who is calling for nationwide safeguards to protect kids. the state's landmark effort to overhaul standardized tests. >> we can certainly expect there will be some kind of implementation in every state. >> new tests are coming. but will the feds penalize california for dichg the old one. here's jessica aguirre. >> the governor released his budget, and the outlook is good for a change for schools. welcome to this class action special. i'm jessica aguirre. we'll have more on the budget later in the show. plus a special interview that many parents may be surprised to learn. when a child uses online education tools at school, the private information could be at risk. we're talking about information like a child's name, their contact info,

experts warn some websites and educational software used in schools could put students' perm information in jeopardy. we'll hear from a champion of children's rights who is calling for nationwide safeguards to protect kids. the state's landmark effort to overhaul standardized tests. >> we can certainly expect there will be some kind of implementation in every state. >> new tests are coming. but will the feds penalize california for dichg the old one. here's jessica aguirre. >> the governor released his budget, and the outlook is good for a change for schools. welcome to this class action special. i'm jessica aguirre. we'll have more on the budget later in the show. plus a special interview that many parents may be surprised to learn. when a child uses online education tools at school, the private information could be at risk. we're talking about information like a child's name, their contact info, grades, even possibly health information. one bay area man is leading a new effort to protect the private data collected at school. he's going to join us a little later in the show. but we begi

even at some perm risk. -- personal risk. the woman is lashay burkes. >> we were parked next to the car, that was crazy. >> reporter: she and her sister were hanging out at the marina when she got a call from another sister. >> she told us what kind of car it was. i said we're sitting next to a gold toyota. >> reporter: her sister warned her the man might have a gun but burke's pressed on. >> i was going to knock on his window. the guy window because i saw him laying down and i thought there cannot be an adult laying under him. i went to my car and i just honked the horn to stop the scar and the car that stopped was a police officer undercover and i just kept punching the horn and he jumped out with the gun and he took -- told the guy to get out of the car. >> reporter: the 7-year-old was declared safe and sound. police are not commenting on the case but they are now focusing on a prosecution instead of a search and rescue. in antioch, don knapp, kpix 5. >> still searching for a motive for the kidnapping. douglas is jailed on

. >> the club says it auctioned the perm dwroit raise money to protect the black rhino and says it's an older nonbreeding male likely to be targeted for removal for becoming too aggressive. >> a man in texas is facing charges for warning drivers about a police speed trap he stood in the median holding a sign saying police ahead company cops say warning people is a isn't the problem but the way he did it he says at rest is a violation of his first amendment rights and says he's doing a public service. >> you slow people douvenlt i'm just not wearing a police uniform. >> he says is he hoping charges will be dropped. >> michael finney is here answering questions sent to him by facebook and twitter. >> i received a traffic ticket. can i contest this? >> you can but then, you'll loose lo -- lose. what we founds that lobing kalts, counties and cities are loued to lump on a bunch of fees and charges. so from a low in rural counties they stick with that 281, down to san mateo county charging $650 for the same violation. so they're going to pile on a bunch of bills, i'm sure that is what happ

why not five or ten or make it perm snent they want the high tech industry to give them campaign contributions, hire family members as lobbyists. destructive for the economy but great for the political class in washington, d.c. >> one of the areas being cut is the green energy business. there are a lot of other things. homeowners, teacher, college students and others. their taxes are going up. >> they are obviously too busy to pass last year. the problem is this. everything is scored by cbo and the tax extenders cost money. if you extend for five or ten years they need to find off sets for them. they extend for one or two years to find fewer places to cut spending. it is the way we do finances in washington. it takes away a lot of ashurdness the businesses have tax credits will be there. that's the reason they do it. this is the way we do scoring in washington. >> peter, final thought. >> congress never pays attention to the cbo. they don't base policies on it. >> we have pay-go as the law. they have to. >> they find ways around it all the time. that's the bottom line. >> it's a lot easier whe

and then it became something that appears to be perm ment. how long will it go on?ow much will it cost and what are the affects on employers. there is a act that bosses have to pay. and it adds up. and it makes it more likely that an employer will thick twice before hiring somebody. and couple of economist surveys. unemployment hurts unemployment. the bureau of research. a nonpartisan organization. most of the persistent unemployment of the great depression can be accounted for because of unemployment eligibility and even president obama's xheef economist said that job search is inversely related to the generositty of unemployment benefits and maybe by extending the unemployment benefits, we are hurting job growth. >> nancy pelosi shout out. unemployment insurance kept 11 million people out of poverty including children. we must renew ui. i don't know if that is thorough or not. >> we tried to fix poverty and we spend trillions of dollars. you can't buy them out of poverty. you have to provide an environment in which jobs are key. >> we await the vote. >> and tonigh

>> angered putin, angered someone, of course it is perm. >> quote, i don't expect this to be an isolated case, maybe they're doing this to see if they can get away with it." do you think that barring you from the country is an attempt to bar hard evident of the abuses going on in russia? >> there are very few american jowrnts whamericanjournalists w. most of the reporting out of russia is fairly from official. it is true that western journalists refer to the corruption there and they give a portrait that is not favorable, but that is the reality of the russian life. there is not much deep thought or the deep reporting from russia and as a result the number of people who are actually engaged in something that the authorities would find threatening is relatively small. >> now should the u.s. take action to push for the riggss to allow your return, conceivably taking action against a russian journalist in the u.s? >> that would be one possibility. they certainly should do it. it's very important that they do it for the simple reason that action taken against me is intended to intimidate eve

"look at that perm, that perm is so boss." it's what made me want to become a boss.harge. >> here with us now, the man behind the popular corner office feature in "the new york times" business section, adam bryant. and also the author of "quick and nimble lessons." adam, some great tips here. i love the ones we teased. donny was talking about it. don't hire jerks. it doesn't matter how talented they r it doesn't matter how smart they are. >> yeah. >> don't hire jerks. talk about that. >> culture is so fragile in organizations. one person can change the chemistry of the group, and somebody come in, they have a great resume, super talented, and they can throw off the work. the way work is being done, it's in small teams. you bring them together from different departments, do a quick project. but in that dynamic, i mean, you've got to have people who are self-aware and how they contribute to the group. >> if is amazing that i learned the hard way there are enough nice talented people, you don't have to hire jerks. the other thing you talked about is frankness. i found r

military perming they have received a new video of the only soldier in captivity taken prisoners in 2009it's now believed he's in pakistan. these are past images. we have not seen the new proof of life video yet. it's the first video in three years. we're told he appears gaunt but seen talking. the taliban has said they would free him in exchange for some of their prisoners. the pentagon saying they continue to work towards his safe and immediate release. meantime growing concerns now about how tough the irs will get when it comes to getting people signed up for obama care. it's responsible for collecting that penalty from those who don't enroll. this the same agency responsible for what you see on the screen right now. these taxpayer funded line dancing videos. going to the left and going to the right. margerie, former consultant to the obama campaign. haley, founder of political prospects. you guys are on the left and the right, right? >> somewhere in the middle. >> margerie, let me start with you. we see those videos. you've got to chuckle. but it's not so funny when the irs may be co

so it took a personal toll on toll ontook a perm tol personal your family. yet, due to part after your your strength and you're dedication to do your jobs well, in part of the strong leadership of senator mccluskey chairman rogers we now have ourll that will fund government, all our vital services, make sure we are able provide the needs for our sure thatto make people get the skills to get that good-paying job. the board our government will be operating without too many glitches year.he next not only is that good for the - the dedicated all public servants in the federal importantly,t most it is good for the american people. it means we can focus our need to onhere we growing this economy and making sure everyone gets a fair shot try.ng as they we would not be here and we to, you know,ble sign this legislation if it wasn't for your work and dedication. this is my way of saying thank you. toant to say thank you silvia, brian, and the whole team here and everybody represented. bigness gracious, that is a piece of business. that is a big bill. [laughter] i'm a

refund millions of dollars to the parents are children who bought apps without getting mom or dad's permsidn't do enough to stop the kids from making the unauthorized position. apple agreed to refund more than $32 million to angry parents. one mother complained her daughter was aim to spend $2600 on apps without her parents' permission. >>> an nfl player says he lost his job because he spoke out in support of marriage equality and he believes it was completely worth it. michael eaves joins us with that story. michael. >> sports as a platform for social issues, that continues to be the case today. multiple media outlets say that mike zimmer will take over for leslie fraser, also recently called a coward by former vikings punting chris cluey. so uncomfortable with cluey being outing spoken on lgbt issues that they decided to not resign him. i asked him to outline the reason why they were so dead set against rehiring him. >> maryland state delegate member for one stifling brendan amadeo's right to free speech and why he cared so much, why are you trying to keep other people from enjoying rig

the judge ruled that the hospital did not have to perm form those procedures. >>> another case with similaretails is unfolding in texas as the hospital is fighting for the life of a pregnant woman. he found his pregnant wife unusual back in november. she was taken to the hospital and declared brain dead. he wanted to take his wife off life support which he said is what she wanted but the state of texas won't allow any hospital to remove a pregnant woman from life support. he is working with a legal team now. >>> health care will become a hot button issue in maryland. when the general assembly returns next week, lawmakers will take up an emergency bill that could fix problems with the state's health care exchange website. the state could give people more time to enroll in health care plans without being penalized. maryland's site has been dealing with problems since it's launch in october. the governor says many of its biggest problems have been fixed. in the meantime, the fight to legalize marijuana in maryland now has a new voice. according to the washington post, the senate president says

so we're seeing an endless set of perm drones that can do these minutethings, and we're seeing a handfulf announcements in the show. tiny, tiny 3-d printers, all sorts of robots, and silly stuff as well. i saw a robot recently that had a speaker built into the groin of a human shaped robot. not always the classiest, but amazing things nonetheless, so it has been an extraordinary experience to see the food of stuff coming through here, from automakers, drone makers and others. >> you definitely got the cool assignment this week, as you always do, jacob ward. thank you so much. and i think that baby was a robot too i think. thank you. and all right, coming up tonight on aljazeera, exposing j edger hoover's secret fbi. spy program on the civil rights program, a 43-year-old mystery is solved. and murder of a beauty queen, who killed her and her family, why they were targeted. much more tonight at 11:00 eastern, and 8:00 possible. >> welcome to aljazeera america, i'm richelle terry and here are the top stories. a military hospital crashed in the united kingdom tonight. four people are dead. i

statistic is, a rume study found that six in ten americans think the american economy has undergone a perm nenlt change. this is the new normal. majority of americans think this its what normal is like. we have to change the policies. >> there is some truth. look at the jobs that disappeared. manufacturing jobs went away. millions of jobs out there in computer programming not getting filled because people don't hatch the training. there has been a shift. away from the type of work a lot of people are trained for. they're not going to fiend new jobs. >>en what market, on the government dole? >> i, i disagree that we, that we are, that new normal should be 92 million people out of the work force. we have to find a way to create training and opportunity and jobs for the american people. and not blame people, i mean the big problem, what we need to be worried about, republicans cannot fall into the trap of mitt romney and 47% comment and say we are going to become a nation of moochers who don't want to take care of themselves. nobody grows up saying i want to be dependent on the government. pe

get the opportunity again i'm going to ask him to do it is to stop the policy stuff and start the perm stuff this is what you have to do to succeed. i, barack obama succeeded. and this is what i did. this is what i did and you have to do it, too. i think that message would be more than any policy message. 20 seconds to you, go ahead. >> i would thoroughly agree with you. i grew up in the same neighborhood as dr. martin luther king jr. my elementary school was across the street from ebenezer baptist church. our lives should be living examples. >> you bet. you walk the walk. how about you, reverend. >> my mentor was martin luther king's chief of staff. i believe that he ought to do those things and these. i think every time he is in a meeting with these high roller donors, he ought to ask them somewhat composition of your board? what is the composition of your workforce? what is the composition of your executive suite and open the doors of opportunity. he doesn't need congress to do that. >> all right. very good debate, gentlemen. we appreciate. next on the rundown, governor christie goe

>> this is where i hand out the supplies, brushes, shampoo/conditioner, grease, spreads, curlers, permenever they bring it back, i check it, to make sure there is no hair is in the brushes and make sure everything's sanitized and clean. >> many inmates see the cosmo program as a chance to not only better their lives but the lives of their children. >> lance and darion, my 6-year-old and my 2-year-old. >> that's why i'm here, so i can legally provide what they need. >> it's what you make it. with every situation, it's just what you put into it, you get out of it. you put nothing in, you get nothing out. >> although many of the inmates here have committed violent crimes in the past, the relaxed atmosphere in cosmo allows security officers like sergeant ericka estis to let down their guard. >> i feel comfortable with her doing my hair. i mean, it's just like if you go out and in the free world getting your hair done, you're taking a chance with somebody doing your hair. >> ladies, i need for you to return your shears, please. >> but at the end of the day, these hairstylists are still conv

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>> yes, more than 80 accident, and some involving a perm injury, and a couple of cars flipped over, and it is slippery. in the past hour, i spoke to police and fire spokespeople, and they say that your safety is their concern. >> reporter: this is route 355 near the milestone shopping center, and don't let the traffic light fool you, because it is slick with snow, and causing cars to slip and slide and some did collide. >> i tried to stop, and i passed a little bit, and then i think that she was trying to turn as well. and then she hit me, and you can see the bumper right there. it is really slippery, and the major roads, they are kind of okay, but when you try to turn into these places, it is really dangerous. >> reporter: spinning his wheels is how this driver was left when he hit the concrete lane divider and bottomed out. clearly the low point of his day, and from the height of the camera on our truck mast, we saw many near misses, and the drivers who used caution succeeded. accidents were a problem all day, all over montgomery kocoun. >> we are asking everybody to stay home as much

bradley cooper with a perm, who can resist that?did his hair should get an award. >> for real. ic get a lesson or two. >> and that cast is really cohesive. they've all worked with david l. russell before. he directed "the fighter," "silver linings playbook." it's like a big reunion onset. the chemistry really translates on screen. >> and there was so much dialogue. ai mamy adams had to go back an forth in that perfect british accent. sometimes within a moment, she goes from this british accent to her american accent and makes it so believe. >> that deserves an award in itself. >> and she does it all in those v-neck jump suits. she looks amazing. >> it was the '70s after all. best movie actor in a musical or comedy. >> i think for actual actor -- who do you think? >> i really love leo in "wolf of wall street." of course, he really shines under martin scorcese. there's something really exciting and sexy and raw about his performance, which for me makes it a winner. >> i love him in that role too. i wouldn't give that film the best awa

>> oh, yeah, well, see you have the -- you have the trip-to-perm ocytes. >>> bur why is goldfish in thee of the funniest, but producer pick, unanimous, bill cosby coming back to nbc with a sitcom. the a network spokesman says the 76-year-old will play the patriarch of a multigenerational family. of course "the cosby show" was one of the most popular television in the 1908 -- 1980s. learn more on my facebook page. it was different than the other times i tried to quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix varenicline is proven to help people quit smoking. it's a non-nicotine pill. chantix reduced my urge to smoke. that helped me quit smoking. [ male announcer ] some people had changes in behavior, thinking, or mood, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, and suicidal thoughts or actions while taking or after stopping chantix. if you notice any of these, stop chantix, and call your doctor right away. tell your doctor about any history of mental-health problems, which could get worse while taking chantix. don't take chantix if you've had a serious allergic or skin reaction to it. i

every drop that they do have will be diverted to the perm innocent crops, that is true nuts which we are significant supplier of nuts to the world, over 50% of the fresh produce comes om our fields and orchards. so it is a very serious problem. and we are all in this together. it could be very long-lasting. >> can you tell at this point the impact on consumers both now or potentially and i mean in california and beyond? >> well, because so much of our product is in high demand here and around the world we do have to anticipate that. and at this point it's too early to be able to quantify it in a way that would translate immediately to the grocery store one of the things we do have to remember is that even though the surface water allocations have been dramatically reduced and could actually be zero, it will have an impact on ground water availability and how that is used to keep the crops going that normally would have as much water as they need. so it's a combination of understanding where there is surface water available and what can be done in the system. the governor referred to

is taken, is more than enough for us to say now is the time to rid our nation of the death penalty permgently. >> you know, we have focused on the negative side of this, but before we let you go, i just want to note that 18 states and the district of columbia have abolished the death penalty. you guys have been at the forefront of this fight and it is important work. thanks for your time and thoughts snop if i could just add to that, you know, i just want to say that we are winning. not only do we see a drop in public opinion on the death penalty, but we are seeing less executions. we are seeing less sentences. and the movement to abolish the death penalty is growing and becoming stronger more than ever. >> thanks so much for your time. >>> after the break, another win for gay marriage. virginia now has an attorney general that is ready to stand up for equality. i'll explain what this means for same-sex couples in the commonwealth. but first courtney reagan has the cnbc market wrap. >> hi, alex. here's a look at how stocks stand going into tomorrow. manufacturing data igniting concerns

>> i wanted to perm my hair and wear a sweat band. that's a way too move the message to america.rd simmons for $1 million. sounds like they might have overpaid for him. i don't think they technically paid for him. it's mostly putting this great stream together. is this how we are reaching young invincibles? so many thing have gone wrong that this is an afterthought they spent millions marketing something in many cases people can't even sign. in oregon they spent millions on tv ads that were for nothing but 3-4 months in nobody was able to sign up. bill: richard simmons was not paid, by the way. to mk's point, is this going to get you to sign up. >> it might get somebody my age to sign up. but the problem is not people my age. but someone mary katharine's age. as i remember people in the 80s when the people who are at risk of not signing up weren't even born. it underscores the problems with obamacare. i wish the president would have talked about fixing obamacare. i think that's right, reasonable and responsible. bill: m.k., you didn't get that the other night, did you? >> that wo

. >> bradley cooper brought back the perm in "american hustle." >> is that an official fact?id you know it would be one of the best films of the year? >> no, is the answer to that question. not at all. all we focused on doing the best we could tact. >> did you think your show would have as much success right out of the gate as it has had? >> no, you never think anything you do will ever have success. >> yeah, i know. very few people come back and win an award and get up on stage in front of hollywood and do what you did tonight. how do you feel about that? >> it's been a magical time, and i'm happy to start 2014 with this award. >> golden globe, baby. it doesn't get much better than that. >> i know. >> now the awards are over, let the party begin. louis berg dorff, "morning joe," los angeles. >> ah. i almost thought he wasn't going to embarrass us. >> and then, yet -- >> the last 20 seconds. >> he was good. come on. >> no, the last -- first, golden globes, baby. >> no, that's hard work on the red carpet. >> you know what he -- >> i'll send you my insider -- >> -- some irony.

. >> kaiser perm amente looks ats nonmedical factors and going beyond just treating illness. >> we have a concept we call total health which really is the vision for how we use every asset in the organization to promote and support the health of every member. the critical thing to understand about total health is it doesn't mean working in communities or in workplaces instead of working in the clinical setting. it means putting all of these together. when someone says i don't live in a safe neighborhood or i don't know where to go walking or i don't know where a park is, we're starting to provide information to people about where those opportunities are. so one of the things we do in some of our places is called park prescriptions. where the physician will actually write a prescription for activity that defines parks that are near where you live. we're now partnering with organizations that work on economic development and social services. one of the things we're trying to do is figure out how do we really effectively link or members with those services in the community. if we see someb

as the world's largest economy, its financial epicenter in the issue of the perm reserve currency, actions by the fed will unavoidably affect other countries by trade and exchange rates, capital flows and overall financial conditions. that is unavoidable. reflection number two. qed has affected emerging markets in the global economy. to be sure, in some instances, they've added pressures, complicating macro management. but the broad impact has depended on what the global situation is on the situation in individual countries. let me give two examples. qe one was positive because it saves the world economy from collapse. so that is good for the u.s. and good for the world economy. second example. take qe3 that chairman bernanke has taken last year. many districts saw this problem, as my colleague noted, but pressures were not uniformed and were seen acutely in some countries is vulnerable more than others. to layout the blame on the fed is to forget that being exposed to u.s. policy as part of the deal of financial globalization that emerging market as consenting adults have voluntarily not

tell those who have -- whose data has been breached or there's been some security problem with their perm information who assigned up for the affordable care act. now the obama administration has come back and said that's no one. no one security or private information has been breached. republicans in congress have held hearings on this. they heard testimony from experts say that the security of the site is not song. very outspoken on this has been mike rogers, republican from michigan. >> now, house is also gaining a new member. one is officially leaving. talk with us about that. >> yes, bradley burn will be replacing joe bonner, who stepped aside. burn won a special election. he won the general medication after congress had adjourned. so that's why he hasn't been sworn in. he will be sworn in -- his last day ferblely will be january 6th. he's been cleared to join the f.h.a., housing agency. that was a nomination that needed nuclear option to handle because he did not have necessary votes from republicans to clear. after the nuclear option was deployed, he was confirmed by the senate. so

s perm story show d personal story shows, the answer changes through time if you're smart and lucky. >> yeah. and lucky's part of it. you know, when work is less physicality, it's harder to identify with it, you know? i mean, maybe you were just a carrier, people say what do you do, you say i take this pile of bricks and take them up the ladder. and now most of us would be asked what do you do? i sit and i stare at a computer screen. [laughter] what do i do, you know? [laughter] i'm not at all certain myself. >> okay, we have one more question. i think this is our last one. >> sir. >> good. i've taken to quoting you a lot, so would you enunciate exactly in your words your famous quote about health care? >> about health care? >> yes. >> oh, yes. i did once say that if you think health care's expensive now, just wait until you see how much it costs when it's free. [laughter] >> thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, p.j.! [applause] i also, i want to point out that p.j. will be out, i think, in that direction signing books. please come, have a chat. i will also be there. i'll st