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i think supervisor cohen's poin t is a good one. president chiu: should we adopt that? ok. supervisor wiener: since we cannot do this today, i will say that we should move this to january. if somebody publicly commented today, my understanding is that they cannot comment on the ninth. is that right? present -- supervisor mar: our city attorney. >> because this is put for notice, you would have to allow people to comment at least on the fee aspect. supervisor wiener: so we have heard a lot, and unless you are feeling the burning need, i think this will be a shorter item next time, so thank you, everyone. supervisor mar: thank you. ms. miller, we are going to supervisor mar: there were a number of speakers mentioned, and i want to know if these people can come and speak, and then i will start with the cards. ms. hester? >> sue hester we thought that we had a long shot, so it is the courteous thing to do. we will wait until they are done so they do not have to wait. supervisor mar: so let me read cards. john, bob, aldo, nanette, jim chapel, jennifer warburg, ernestine waters,

weighing just a tad over 6 poin pounds, 18 ounces. >> and a set of twins in florida has the unique distinctionf being the first and last babies of the year. jenna and lea baer were due on january 26th. mom went into labor early. jenna was born by c-section at 11:59 on december 31st and lea just after midnight on january 1st. both girls are healthy. >> wow, two separate birthdays. those parents are going to be busy. >> my goodness gracious, that's right. >> a lot of birthday parties. >>> 4:55. coming up, why one local person is ringing in the new year the >>> already the future of television has arrived. this is the new lg 55-inch oled-tv. what's to special about this? look at this thing. the tv is made with organic light emitting diodes, which to this point have only been used in small displays to create a vivid and lifelike image. it also allows the screen to be incredibly thin, only 3/16 of an inch wide, and it only weighs 16 pounds. this is unbelievable. the lg will officially unveil the tv at the consumer electronics show in las vegas next week. it is expected to go on sale late this year

that they ca the british would later call this point -- they already called the poin and later when they took it over, they built a fort there that would be called crown point. this is on lake champlain. and then in the region between lake champlain and lake george to the south on the narrow passageway, the french built a fort in an area the natives call ticonderoga, between the waters, it meant. the british adopted the name ticonderoga. but first the forts here were built by the french. let's go on in the talk. now, here you see a modern view of the fort is reconstructed and reconstructed beautifully and how it is on this waterway that is southward to north between the st. lawrence and the hudson river valley. and the fort was originally built by the french and, of course, it would be a scene of conflict. on lake george to the south, the british built a fort in 1755 after conflict there with the french. and in the early conflict in this particular theater, the english only had the assistance of the mohawks. the french had the assistance of many native peoples. besides the help of their

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i think supervisor cohen's poin t is a good one. president chiu: should we adopt that? ok. supervisor wiener: since we cannot do this today, i will say that we should move this to january. if somebody publicly commented today, my understanding is that they cannot comment on the ninth. is that right? present -- supervisor mar: our city attorney. >> because this is put for notice, you would have to allow people to comment at least on the fee aspect. supervisor wiener: so we have heard a lot, and unless you are

and to make his poin mr. obama is bringing along a special guest. darren gersh reports. >> reporter: debbie bosanek is about to become berkshire hathaway's second-most famous employee. the reason? she is the new face of the "buffett rule," which holds a billionaire like warren buffett should not pay a lower tax rate than his secretary, debbie bosanek. to drive the point home, bosanek will be sitting in a place of honor with the first lady at tonight's state of the union speech. >> the president believes it is not fair, inherently not fair that those who are millionaires and billionaires pay at a lower rate than average americans who are struggling to get by. >> reporter: the issue took on new urgency as mitt romney released his tax returns. showing he earned more than $42 million over the last two years- - almost all of it from investments-- and paid more than $6 million in taxes, for an effective tax rate of 14%. romney did not mention his tax rate or the buffett rule today, but he vowed to lower taxes on the middle class, and attacked the presiden

compulsion takes over and the addiction takes over like let's say alcohol where once you get to the poinbeing a chronic alcoholic you need a btle of liquor to start the day. >> and the place where shame comes where your no longer mentally in charge of controlling your actions and after the climax you're left with the reality of lack of control. >> charlie: and no matter you want to deny you are, you are. let me turn to the collaboration to steve mcqueen. what does he bring, what do you bring, why are you two so good together? >> i don't know. it's a chemistry thing. when we first met steve didn't like me very much. i know that. >> charlie: why didn't he like you? >> he said i was cocky. >> charlie: were you? >> i suppose i could have been. you go to so many auditions and i messed up so many of them and there's a sense of defensiveness where you show some sort of confidence or arrogance or whatever came across and it was very much to do with the material. my mother comes from the nth of ireland and my -- well, all myrish family are up there and you know there's been films in the past that

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the s&p 500 closed three poins higher. >>> let's get to the latest on our weather from doug. big changes. >> i would call them huge changes. we use that word a lot as far as changes are concerned but this is going to be a huge change as temperatures out there right now inju are mid 50s close to 60 and tomorrow morning a 30-degree temperature drop. storm 4 doppler radar right now showing shower activity in through west virginia, hampshire county over toward jefferson county to the west of martinsburg. also watch this. we pan out here. there are thunderstorms right now into western portions of west virginia and snow just to the west of that. lexington, kentucky reporting 28 degrees with moderate snow and, hey, that cold air is going our way. yay. >> don't get too excited, doug. >> there have been a rash of armed street robberies since the year began and the incidents have striking similarities. so far police tell us the armed robbers have struck seven times. they operate in neighborhoods south of western avenue down to warren street and between wisconsin avenue east to connecti

so the mission wasn't a completely a done deal at that poin point. >> fascinating details. chris lawrence, live for us tonight at the pentagon. thank you. >>> here in florida newt gingrich's top rival is mitt romney. and two republicans went at it today. but the former house speaker also took several opportunities today to fire salvos at another former speaker, democrat nancy pelosi. pelosi had this take on gingrich last night. >> he's not going to be president of the united states. this is -- that's not going to happen. let me just make my prediction and stand by it. it isn't going to happen. >> why are you so sure? >> there's something i know. the republicans if they choose to nominate him, that's their prerogative. i don't think that's going to happe happen. >> earlier today, gingrich fired back. here he is on "the today show." >> she lives in a san francisco environment, a very strange fantasies, very strange understandings of reality. i have no idea what's in nancy pelosi's head. if she knows something, i have a simple challenge. spit it out. >> took another shot later

. >> i think those are the two main poins. the original article was the runaway general. runaway military. besides the crazy one-month boozy wild maniac killers running around europe and in kandahar and afghanistan, i feel i'm trying to give an insight into the people after ten years of work who ended up running this thing. so that's very important. but, yes, the white house's struggle with the pentagon and president obama is trying to regain control of the don't. it's one of the major themes. and coins on the outs. at least the pentagon is reading my material. they finally came around. it only took them a coup ol f years. i've been saying this for years now. >> i'm struck by -- and i don't think i thought about it until i read the book. that america has this long history of celebrity generals. right? george patton, colin powell, stanley mcchrystal and david petraeus is the biggest names of the post- 9/11 wars. now there are new celebrity generals. is that on accident or do you think it's on purpose? >> i wonder if president obama did this by design or if it sort of happe

yet, you lost pennsylvania by 1 poin points -- by 18 points. >> good lesson learned. >> can mitt romneye point he would be more electable and get independent or cross votes. >> where has he ever exhibited his ability to get independents or democrats running as a conservative for office? he's never run in a general election as a conservative. i have five times and have won four. all it wasn't a particularly good election year in 2006 when 23 of 33 republicans lost. five congressmen in the state of pennsylvania lost. so the we lost the house of representatives by a huge margin. it was a -- we lost the governorship by more than i lost. >> do you think this year your position on abortion, the only exception being to save the life of the mother and you did sign the pledge on the personhood amendment which would possibly outlaw some kinds of contraception, do you think that that position is too conservative or too stringent to be a mainstream position for the american people in a general election. >> i would say most people in america respect life. and want to be a welcoming society when it c

numbers are 40 points lowe tha in 2004, that has not yet caught up to president obama, it will at some poincans settle on a what we have learned is the republicans know president obama can get beat, they just can't seem to find the right combination of values in one candidate, okay we found it now let's me on and that is a problem. >> rose: do endorsements make -- david, i'm sorry. >> i would say what we learn is the mo hbo by horse of mine, moy is vastly over rated in politic if you look at the results rise right new i think i read a statistic rick santorum form spent $1.65 for vote and romney 200 bucks a vote for rick santorum 800 bucks a vote, so, you know, you can spend a lot of money but if you don't have the candidate or e aience there it doesn't really matter the second thing is the that the electorate in iowa, it was very different than the electorate last time, it is a mixture, a much angrier, much more dour and pessimistic so the candidates have to be ayn from i and optimistic at the same time and that is sort of a tough challenge and then the final thing i think i have learned is

. >> the way the game is currently refe refereed i can't argue the poin point. >> reporter: they play make sense for a league to encourage fighting in this day and age when science is proving that players are getting brain damaged from a very violent game any way. >> reporter: a number of teams have eliminated the goon positions, that has happened in the last couple of weeks. it comes as a new study has come out in the boston school of medicine, basically saying that a lot of former nhl players have what is called punch-drunk syndrome. the same kind of brain injuries that former nfl players are now suing their league for not addressing correctly. this is a very serious situation in the nhl and as they go towards the all-star break this weekend it's a thing the players and fans are talking about. it's a love-hate situation. they want people to be there but they want to be safe. go sharks. jenna: have you recovered from the 49ers losing and not making it to the super bowl? >> reporter: no, my wife will tell you for three or four days i couldn't speak. the sharks are in first place. we h

information out there, kyra, and a lot of speculation in the public eye right now sh, and i should poinot believe all of the reports out there, and you need to take some of them with a grain of salt. this is what we do know that people are reporting that she is suffering from a long list of ailments including eating disorders and stress and anxiety and exhaustion, and the 911 call from the night she was rush to the hospital will be released later, but parts of it edited for her privacy, but she has left the hospital so it is a sign she is getting the care she need needs. no news from the ex-husband ashton kutcher and there are photos of ashton partying in brazil, and a lot of people think that sends the wrong message, but i have to believe that he is of course, deeply concerned, and i can understand if he wants to express that concern, he is not as twitter friendly as the guy, is that is not necessarily where he is going to go to express his concern. i am guessing things going on behind closed doors as it should be. sometimes sometime public eye needs to keep things handled privately. >

i am independent, but i cannot stand people saying republicans -- not making obama dew poin not making obama do his job. it's making me sick. i am a veteran and cannot get a job. i am disabled and cannot work at all. host: we will leave it there. kevin landrigan. guest: barbara is right about the fact that early in his presidency he had democratic control of the congress and got his health care reform bill passed, about the stimulus package approved. republicans argued that made the economy worse and made the economy uncertain. she raises an interesting point and that is, what do republicans want in this nominee? there's a fierce fight in new hampshire about that. do they want a moderate who can appeal to mainstream voters and independents in the general election? or a fierce conservative who will take the fight hardest to president obama in the debates? many conservatives in hampshire point to the nomination of more moderate republicans such as john mccain in 2008, bob dole in 1996, leading to battle victories for republicans. denominations of more conservative candidates like ronald

i am independent, but i cannot stand people saying republicans are not making obama dew poin -- not making do his job. it's making me sick. i am a veteran and cannot get a job. i am disabled and cannot work at all. host: we will leave it there. kevin landrigan. guest: barbara is right about the fact that early in his presidency he had democratic control of the congress and got his health care reform bill passed, about the stimulus package approved. republicans argued that made the economy worse and made the economy uncertain. she raises an interesting point and that is, what do republicans want in this nominee? there's a fierce fight in new hampshire about that. do they want a moderate who can appeal to mainstream voters and independents in the general election? or a fierce conservative who will take the fight hardest to president obama in the debates? many conservatives in hampshire point to the nomination of more moderate republicans such as john mccain in 2008, bob dole in 1996, leading to battle victories for republicans. denominations of more conservative candidates like ronald reagan

we have gdp this morning and ahead of that you can see the dow futures up by about 29 poin points. yesterday we were looking for the dow. 52 was the magic number. that it gained 52 points. then we would have seen it sitting at a new three and a half year high. putting them together we need 74 points today and the dow futures are up by about 27 points above fair value. s&p is higher and the nasdaq up just over ten points. oil prices up by 55 cents. the ten year note at this level is yielding 1.95% so back below 2% for the ten year. the euro has taken off. it was up 1.31. 1.315 is where it is sitting. we could be very close to some sort of a greek deal but the euro was moving up even when it looked like there could be problems with the deal coming together. >> before we go back to andr andrew -- now there's this poll gingrich is leading. >> it's on the wa"the wall stre journal." >> it's already flipped again. >> right. and if you saw last night's debate, most people who watched last night's debate have said, and i watched the first 45 minutes of it. most people say walking away, romn

i can make one additional poin which may be was not obvious. in june, we provided some the sales related to calling of assets to the path of interest rates. those principles remain in fours. one implication of our extension -- in force. one implication of our extension is to imply the initial sales from our balance sheets which are far down the road will be later than previously thought. adobe presumably predict it will presumably be in 2015. -- it will presumably be in 2015. additional purchases remained a topic that we are debating. it'll depend on our assessment of the sec and the risks of that particular toll and how the economy is evolving. >> >> when i look at these forecasts for 2014, in media forecasts mean is 1.24%. how should draw this side best understand what they're likely to do? you said they will consider further options. can you tell us a bit more about what he might further do? >> there is no mechanical relationship between these projections and the outcomes of the decisions. there is a big input to the decisions. it is a colle