around here real people know real friends so somebody that you are friends with in real life you are friends with him on social network. so ninety percent so there's a real other around i don't believe there is really i find as i know i heard i heard statistics today in the morning that seventy percent of people in social networks in russia have false identity another song that's not true are you sure have to checked it's. the sister called research that can be provided it's over ninety percent have troy my name my name in your of contact is lady gaga you know now here really everybody is very very serious so me you're saying to make sure i do that. you know. it's not about ninety percent it's it's interesting because it's a self policing community because ok if you have a false identity you cannot have real friends right so because this network is real the real friend in the internet it's the friend that you knew for a few years in real life even somebody you meet yes but are we moving to a situation when you actually never meet the people yet you make friends with the internet and

around here real people know real friends so somebody that you are friends with in real life you are friends with him on social network. so ninety percent so there's a real i don't know i don't believe there is really fine is oh no i heard i heard statistics today in the morning that seventy percent of people in social networks

we have five full-time real property officers. that is about one a day to be looking at and reviewing in particular going over. even if the system cannot do it, you look at your receives every month and track what you have either on a piece of paper, and xl spreadsheet. the tools are available. in addition to that, we have implemented an sfpuc tracking of all of our insurance coverages and are working with the insurance department to make sure that compliance is done, but it requires that the department do it. i will tell you that we are very serious with all of our follow up findings with this audit as well as others. we need mostly with the department head. the general manager is also brief. we are very diligent about meeting our six-month, 12- month, and 24-month follow-up because we have to report back to the controller's office of what progress we have made on each of those recommendations. we have heard them, and we are taking it very seriously. supervisor farrell: if i could summarize, i know we are going to hear some other

business is a group owns a real business facebook is a real business linked in is a business and look you don't see this talk about twitter i.p.o. ing and it's not you. it a real business of a lot of people's eyes so there is some discretion even among companies. you know another difference is that it hasn't been about mom and pop speculatively put it there for a while and pay into the stocks more serious private investors who make mistakes obviously and can are prone to mania is too but it isn't this public phenomenon of everyone investing in it so yeah you know so is valuations do seem really high but at the same time just you know there's i believe this is more based on actual fundamentals and business i want to talk about something that happened just in the last three weeks it's an interesting cross between pop culture internet culture twitter charlie sheen flamed out over his big t.v. show but he got three close to three million twitter followers in two weeks and he seems to have invented conan o'brien before him when he got fired from is a network gig took it to twitter and rein

>> reporter: so, where does that leave real girls? >> there's probably 20-plus girls at my high school. >> i wasn't using anything, like protection or anything, birth control, condoms, anything like that. >> reporter: in georgia, teen pregnancy rates are nearly a quarter higher than the national average in the town of rome, it's so prevalent a support of 40 teens meepts twice a month. >> a bag full of baby girl stuff here. >> reporter: michelle is the founder of the group. >> there is no fear and shame in teen pregnancy anymore. seeing all the teen moms in the media, it's desensitized them. >> reporter: all the girls here follow "teen mom" in the gossip pages and on television. >> my name is whitney and i'm a country girl from the southern town of rome, georgia. >> in fact, there's a star among them. whitney was on "16 and pregnant," the original mtv documentary that launched the "teen mom" sensation. >> people think it's so cool that i was on tv. >> reporter: she says she was excited to participate in the real life morality tale. >>

he>> there has been a real leadership on the country to come up with smarter ideas, and we have had a lot of good examples and policies, state and federal for the past 10 years or so, so the reform agenda is not that big a secret. they have been a lot of reports that put it together in one place. i think the real challenge that has been touched on is really leadership, and a lot of it has to do with leadership and people really stepping up in leadership positions, and unfortunately, the politics of the equation are still really complicated. that is what a lot of people are saying. it is so easy to drop a bill and create havoc on thousands of workers, and that is what happens for political reasons. i honestly do not think that -- remember when a trucker -- when the truck below up on the other side of the bay bridge? there were and million accusations that that trucker had a criminal record and that is why, basically, the truck blew up and we had all these problems, so there were bills dropped in statements made by leading politicians from boxer on down. it turned out his record was ver

for the real property is? supervisor mirkarimi: real property, then timeshare. >> real property, there is no problem selling at the minimum bid amount. with the exception of the timeshare units. we believe that we might have difficulty selling all the time shares on a list. the reason for that is that in the last auction we had 13 offered for sale and only one was sold at a minimum bid amount. we did not receive bids for the other 12. leading us to believe that the minimum bid amount may be equal to the fair market value. supervisor mirkarimi: ok. i am looking at the -- give me an example of the minimum bid for a time share. >> the minimum bid, for example, if you look at item 37, it is $1,630 on the left column. supervisor mirkarimi: that is nothing. if these are going out at a minimum bid. >> the fair market value of the time share, some of them have very low fair market value. depending on the size of the unit and the location of the building. we anticipate only a small portion of the time share in one buil

i think he had a real ax to grind. the interesting thing about the accusations so far in every instance against lance have come from people who had arguments with him. legal arguments with him. until one of these accusations is ratified by someone who doesn't have an ax to grind f. -- grind. that happens i will say, hey, you know, what he was guilty, he lied to me, he lied to everybody else. that said, you know, i real like lances a human being. -- i really like lance as a human being. i really do. i think he's a good person. nothing can alter my money on that, nothing. >> how long did you work with him/ >> couple years. we did two books together. we work aid two good years on and off and remained good friends. i respect him a lot. nothing can change that either. he's done more in the fight against cancer. he's done more fund-raising. he's done more raising of morale, raising of hope than everybody in the fight against cancer. i will always respect him for that. >> why do you who write your own column and has your own

>> we got a real one. >> jimmy: you got a real alien?is unbelievable. >> yeah, we had auditions for craziest -- i don't know what i'm saying. >> jimmy: you guys went out -- wow. above and beyond the call for this. >> no, it's cgi alien actually voiced by the wonderful seth rogen. so that was very cool. >> jimmy: who is also an alien. from canada. and we have a clip here. do you need to stet the clip up? >> basically, when my character realizes that there's no god and there's no sinning that she kind of realizes she can do whatever she wants. >> jimmy: time to cut loose. >> and she's made some moves on simon's character because she thinks, well, i have to get going. >> jimmy: the movie is called "paul" and opens friday. >> when you kissed me yesterday, that was funny. >> sorry. >> so. i was like, get off me your rapist. no. you can do it again if you like. >> really? >> if you're going to try it, maybe you should do it with a friend, rather than someone like a stranger, because there's a lot of weirdos out there. >> well, i am planning on

that's the real version. >> the real version. good morning, america.al version of bianna golodryga, as well. it's sunday, march 6th. >>> and i'm dan harris. also coming up, you know, i feel very lucky to have this job not only because i get to work with you but we get to work with ron claiborne who is a very good sport and yesterday i pulled a little bit of a surprise on him. i put up this picture of him which was taken in a candid moment while we were doing a promotional shoot for the new "gma weekend" anchor team. he was messing around. he didn't think anybody was going to ever see it but i dug it out of the archives and put it on television. we got a huge response. so afterwards i put it on twitter and asked for viewers to give me some caption ideas, and we got hilarious responses to that, and we're going to share it with you. ron is heckling us from just off camera, but we'll give him a chance to speak for himself later. >> i guess you could say it's the picture that launched a thousand tweets. >> exactly. >> oh, wow. >>> and we have been showing y

the moral cumana charity and do good side of what we believe that let's just talk it out straight reale policy so what exactly is that reality politic also terry of state hillary clinton gets direct with us foreign policies president obama may not share her notion of reality we'll examine the white house divide when it comes to power versus principle. and the divide between the haves and have nots in america continues to grow but in one u.s. city i'm surviving lives on the same street and we'll take you to baltimore maryland for a disturbing look at the rapid decay of the american dream. and dirty little secrets in the nation's capital you've heard of sex trafficking and laws to crack down on it but have you heard that it happens just steps away from where those laws are made we'll talk to one woman who broke away from a lifestyle from which she should have been protected. and how far would you go to stick up for your beliefs one environmentalist is going to jail for his hear how his high bid for government owned land kept it out of the hands of big oil and gas companies the news starts

service on there, again, including last september, and we are working to manage the line both on a real- time basis from management center but also note aggressively to hire and record operators on their day off to work on that so we do not have -- we have a minimum number of open runs on this particular line, but and then when necessary, we do make switchbacks to make sure we have the line balance in the direction. on page 7 is an example of where we have wire, which allows us to go inbound and outbound and vice versa, so the other point though, in working with the board of supervisors, one of the things that we have concentrated on, and improving on, we are doing switchbacks. again, a switch back is a service restoration technique that is available to us given the nature of the infrastructure and the circumstances that we have. the single biggest complete we have gotten about switchbacks is generally be an even this, if you will, about them, so one of the things -- supervisor avalos: if i may pausing for a moment, just the fact that they are happening is problematic. you have said it

throve real is finished in the accident. here you conceive of our crew working to clean fit put the brakes on our service between has surveyed plan and for a health stations. for confirmed that the time of the derailment between-switch contracts to avoid work been done to the real further south along the line. if >> when it was crossing over to go with the single track we know that is one the real the happen. >>reporter: sighted could be months before the investigators may have final determination as to why the train steel wheels jumped the track. >>vicki: of these on our schedule to attend on 4 news a and additional starting at 4:00 a.m.. we have a new details of all the 8.9 may hit two free in half japan. enough for the death toll has now reached 1800 people. if that number is expected to top 10,000 and go well beyond that peripheric federal health plans to remain in all the if their agencies declared a state of emergency has to play if you're if one plant that has explosion on saturday at a the went to nigeria if the reac

real estate is really part of the whole rearrangements of the real-estate department. i do not have a date on that, but it is certainly high on our list. commissioner: thank you. president vietor: great. anything else on this item? during none, next item, please. -- hearing none. secretary housh: other business. vice president moran: i have two requests. both are aimed at our resources acquisitions, and the first part of it is a request for staff suggestions as to a unit cost limits -- as to unit cost limits, so within the water enterprise, i would assume there is a different cap, versus conjunctive use, but i would like a proposal as to what reasonable caps should be, and that would be for all three water enterprises, and the second request is for some thinking from staff. if we are trying to put together research portfolios that are a combination, -- i think the answer may be yes, but i think we should think about it and articulate it. and, i guess, a third part, i would like early on an estimate as to how long that process will take to come back to the commission if

it is to approve the budget, and a key part of the budget is where the real estate is. as far as classification goes, a process that extends from here, and i think we have to trust the process. " thank you. commissioner: thank you, ms. jacobs. any other public comment? >> thank you. i am with local 21. commissioner, we appreciate very much more concern and remarks. what i hear both from mr. harrington and the commission is that there will be an opportunity to continue to confer on this issue. i would hope that the commission would instruct its staff to move forward with those meetings. often, we have to wait. of course, the budget process is a speedy one, relatively speaking, and we would hope that we will be able to continue to meet on this issue within the next few weeks, rather than pushing it out. we hope to get your help in making sure that does happen. with respect, we disagree, that the process for meet and confer or disciplinary procedures -- in fact, we're dealing with, which we have not been given a clear explanation of, that has been met. pretty clearly, i ha

the people are real. the cases are real. the people are real. the cases are real. the rulings are final. captions paid for by cbs television distribution 17-year-old thomas miller and his mother, suzanne oliver, are suing thomas' father, jim miller, for the return of a dirt bike. jim says thomas doesn't deserve it. >> byrd: all rise. your honor, this is case number 489 on the calendar in the matter of oliver and miller vs. miller. parties have been sworn in. ma'am, have a seat. >> judge judy: what's your first name? >> thomas. >> judge judy: thomas, this is your mom and that's your father and this is the problem. parents are divorced? >> never married. >> judge judy: and they shared custody and visitation of you in a sort of informal relationship for most of your life. there was a time that you were living with your father, and you and your father made an agreement. you wanted a dirt bike. it was an expensive bike. your father said he would buy it if you would pay it off by working. and you were working at the time. who were you working for? >> my uncle tom. >> jud

it can be a lot of show we'll get the real headlines with none of the mercy we're going to live out of washington d.c. yesterday hillary clinton made quite these strong statements when she said that the u.s. is losing the information war to international media outlets so investigate why u.s. media is playing second fiddle to the rest of the world including r.t. when it comes to reporting the facts and then the president finally speaks out on libya details on what obama had to say today we also want to know could there be a disagreement on the issue between obama and the military then it was mike huckabee is the latest remark considered an apology after misspeaking about president obama's trial heard the fox news host made new statements today that they weren't much better so i have to ask if huckabee should really consider running for president when he comes off as such a bigot a new charges for p.f.c. bradley manning after being held in solitary confinement for ten months the army has laid out twenty two new charges for the private including aiding the enemy so who exactly is that ene

about the real life consequences of violence. and most importantly if sports glamorize war if they in effect deceive us about the reality and tragedy of war are we looking at a form of propaganda here. i say back in two thousand and one tillman was coming off the best year of his career he was picked for sports illustrated's all protein and he just turned down a nine million dollars contract to stay with his team the arizona cardinals pat tillman was tough and he was loyal then came nine eleven. had respect for the unfolding tragedy the n.f.l. postponed a week of games but tillman went further than that he joined the army rangers my great grandfather was a pro harbor and a lot of my family has given up and i have been a strong foreign wars and i really haven't done a damn thing this was the real deal a pro football player giving up a lucrative career to serve his country in the field of battle a true patriot and a true american hero news of another american as republicans to attention to me obstruct replies and service. will be a

after that, i went into real estate. i am a real estate broker and i have done everything from an little bar in the mission to the home in the sunset. most of the time, this is south of market. several colleagues said, you have some openings down there. i said, okay, i will come down. i am basically a property owner and a taxpayer. the city would like to maintain its tax base and property owners should not be taxed anymore. >> next, we have mr. marc watts. >> good afternoon, i am mark watts. i am a real estate developer and appraiser for over 20 years. i grew up here in san francisco. i currently live in -- over my career, i have seen a real estate, the ups and downs. our personal opinions really do not matter that much compared to what the people coming before us have to argue. this would give me an advantage and do a good job as an appeals court member. >> are there any questions? >> is are any public comment on this item? public comment is now closed. >> i have a question. i need a refresher course. can you remind me,

paramedics just get on with their real jobs casuarinas r r t moscow. around the world to update you on this hour's other main news a strong earthquake. or a somali warning. of waves of up to six meters are expected along a part of the plan eastern coast close to the epicenter of there are warnings for people to move to higher ground. for the seven point nine on. richter scale and caused buildings in tokyo sway and people to flee buildings. police in saudi arabia have opened fire in anti-government protesters three people have been injured and it happens in the eastern city of kut to when a more than one hundred shiite muslims gathered to call for the release of political prisoners and morsi and government leaders have been talking prevention efforts to stop the wave of unrest that's sweeping through the arab world from reaching the world's biggest oil exporter. a law that strips american public sector workers of union rights has been passed in wisconsin and that's despite public protests republican governor scott walker said it's necessary to help bala

faffing real playing games are also. it's nice to have the. big ties and. really trying the many different some of them i think will win a very experienced. team. and they want to play well. last a helping getting used to the pitch at old trafford at the training session after the goals drawn home surf they need a win or score draw to go through the french side have not been in the last eight of this tournament since becoming the first sides with the child in one thousand nine hundred three they do have midfielder not sure about this again as a manager to create a shot still thinks united are the favorites. ok too you would expect that men just united will certainly go through it but we have our chance our little opportunity if you like a football is not about statistics you know. and in the other tie this tuesday evening defending champions into milan needs a waiver saying i want no deficit against my new nick after the german side won the first leg of the sound zero and the going to sleep it seems also have a strong home record in the champions league win

i think she recovered real well. she's so cute. i love "the channing show."y favorite shows. i'm going to be in front of this closet. okay, and then -- [ screams ] [ audience ohs ] [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: oh, my god! i think she recovered well there. i think she recovered real well. she's so cute. i love "the channing show." it's one of my favorite shows. "i'm going to stand right --" and you go like, "no! oh, my gosh!" oh, man. this is our last clip here. now, there aren't that many people who can sing all five octaves on the piano. you got your mariah carey, you have christina aguilera and you got this guy. get ready to meet shane, everybody. >> hi, everybody. it's me, shane lee. i'm going to sing five octaves on the piano. ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter ] ♪ [ laughter

you don't get a real feel for it until you actually meet until you actually get to the case it's worth area. the tsunami completely wiped out everything in it was very clear and came in reached. out to nine minutes fallen here craig been incredible for here's what three buildings there are cars floating in what appears to be an inlet and. it's absolutely everything fully understand invent fully realize the power of the must. we will be until you actually see the sticks and then we saw people say sitting through what remains of what was best they were a boat as well and beach. being washed up seven kilometers inland so clearly the damage is good in the past but inland. there are a few buildings damaged in the sense of the city pete things seem pretty much. normal or in terms of infrastructure is now i can see on the road they're starting to run their operations the trains are still not out of feeds as aftershocks and attention of the tsunami. i have a burning in sendai for us let's speak now to john large is needed presently consultant joining us on the line from london this large leavi

it would be much easier if we look at the value of real estate. about who owns it. i have worked very closely with the state board to have more collaboration and make sure we are working on that. the other thing that effects locally is when transactions occur, they don't transfer taxes. with transfer taxes, we have been more aggressive. once we know on the assessors' side, a transaction has occurred, doesn't mean they have to pay transfer taxes. we have been more aggressive about demanding payment of transfer taxes once we know it has occurred as well. supervisor mirkarimi: is there a statute of limitations on the infraction or violation? >> for us, the watchdog. in general, we have a four-year statute of limitations to process -- if the information was never provided to us or was hidden from us, we do not have a statute of limitations. in this example, the one watchdog case we had, the statute of limitations had already passed. we have to go all the laid-back to get all of the back taxes, not just the four-year limit. that information was hidden from us. supervisor

potential dangers of that situation plus just when you thought it was safe to come up for air the real estate waters and deepen the details of the new housing crisis and is it mandatory for the commander in chief to declare war i'll show you why corporate control over everything in government up to and including our foreign policy has gone over the top and tonight's daily take. the international atomic energy agency issued their latest report of the situation the daiichi nuclear plant today take a look. the pressure is. in the reactor pressure vessel and drawing of units three is stable however pressure is in is increased in both the reactor pressure vessel on the dry well of unit one where she water injection has been increased japan is still in a dire situation as radiation readings in some areas are now hitting their highest levels yet and in a town forty kilometers away from the day plant radiation the soil is sixteen hundred times higher than normal levels so despite sunlight good news that electricity may soon be restored to the plant is the situation in japan actually tyria rati

i think a cut you off, and you were giving us a real perspective on the impact criminal history has on a person's life, and a one to give you back your time. >> i appreciate the legislation and the work that you do any work you are doing, but i think we have kind -- we do not realize how big a problem this has become. united states today, we are this global power. we are fighting wars that do not end. you all know this. and the war has come home. the war is in the streets. we have arrested millions of people for drugs. thank god i'm in california. show me some pot, you know? california is wonderful, but it is not that way in the rest of the country. they are still giving people felony convictions for possession of marijuana. you guys are really progressive. the rest of this country is not. the rest of this country is fighting a war that you cannot even protest. we are so far, even though barack is in the white house, isn't that great? the country is more right wing than you ever realized. besides berkeley and madison, an arbor, san francisco, and the rest of this country is right wing.

because there is a real sense of community.isher stevens, who i hadn't seen in a long time, and lee shriver, and i run into geoffrey rush. then i got to meet al pacino for the first time. >> jimmy: that's fun. >> it really is a community there. >> jimmy: how's al pacino? >> he's doing "merchant of venice." [ as pacino ] >> jimmy: "'the merchant of venice'!" >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he picks one word yells it. "'the merchant of venice'!" picks one word per sentence and yells it. i wish i saw him in -- >> i would not say that -- >> jimmy: "i did not see him when he was here!" that's a terrible al pacino, but i am working on it. but you do -- i know there's like joe alan's -- i go to that place now and then. do you have new haunts? >> there's a lot of restaurants. >> jimmy: there's a zillion places you could go. i know you don't want to blow your cover and all that stuff. but your broadway debut, you have a live audience, how long are you gonna do this for? >> we're doing it to the end of may right now. >> jimmy: okay. and

paramedics just get on with their real jobs cashman is our r t moscow. well let's take you around the world to update you on this hour's other main police in saudi arabia have opened fire on new government protesters three people have been injured and it happened in the eastern city of kut if we were more than one hundred shiite muslims gathered to call for the release of political prisoners and morsy government leaders have been a toughening progressive efforts to stop the wave upon the rest of that sweeping through the arab world think the world's biggest oil exporter. china has broadcast security footage showing the moment a powerful earthquake struck in the southwest at least twenty five people were killed and over two hundred fifty injured it calls the collapse of over a thousand houses as well as many others. buildings soldiers have been drafted in to provide emergency shelter that summer was followed by several aftershocks which cut power supplies. a lot of it strips american public sector workers of human rights has been passed in wisconsin and t

that the days of media monopoly are over and people demanded more people or approach to news in the real commitment to the kind of freedom of the universe speech that we really need if we're going to be in a democracy at home and in a you know a community of nations overseas is to many hillary clinton speech a few weeks ago on freedom of internet seemed contradictory to the treatment that sources like we can leaks are getting us legislators are now crafting a law that would give the administration increased flexibility to go after weak elites and the likes and now the administration is seeking more funding to step up u.s. propaganda efforts abroad during the cold war we did a great job in getting america's message out after the berlin wall fell we said ok fine and after that you know we. we're done and unfortunately we are paying a big price for it but many say the lack of funding is not the reason why u.s. media are unpopular among world audience the u.s. is losing it has been for years losing popularity and respect around the world but that's not a result of its failures in media commu

real change happens when we go out and talk to people. a lot of people can speak with their own voice around their own issue. i am committed to them, and as a commission i hope we can work to make that happen. this is a beginning, and i have gotten a lot of good information. to have representatives from congressional offices here is important. i want to say thank you to every one of you, and i want to recognize the san francisco immigrant rights movement for their work. thank you very much. >> thank you, commissioners. i want to rhyme my commissioners -- want to remind my commissioners that we are restricted on time. >> my comments are usually short. i have a question for bill, who has scared me to death. after we hear all this, and he sounds like the problems are worse in washington. but are there any things positive you found in washington that have happened? >> there's a new president. [laughter] >> there are -- the enforcement priorities have changed somewhat. there are the voices of progressive immigrant rights folks are being heard.

all right there's certainly charlie stated in the news that on other channels that real. questions regarding that i mean first of all do you think that who said what he said on your so because you're not like the rest because you give a platform for people to not have to be in fact i'm wondering what you think about the fact you're being so sought after now ok. well just to be clear i'm not ragging he thought this was a five minute interview i'm going to talk to charlie he was calling me during that last video clips i'll be talking to him within minutes i'm friends with charlie going back six and a half years i did not know he would do that on my show that was not planned but yes he seeks me out because he likes the alternative media and charlie is bigger than the whole middle east situation right now probably shouldn't be that way but it is but absolutely i mean if i could have three million radio listeners a day a million web visitors a day and that's that's a conservative number if i can put films out that are seen by hundreds of millions for free on the lab this is th

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paramedics just get on with their real jobs casuarinas r r t moscow. well let's take you around the world to update you on this our souther main news police in saudi arabia have opened for government protesters three people have been injured on the property of the eastern city of khartoum when more the brown hundred he like muslims gathered to call for the release of political prisoners and to have more say in government saudi leaders have been talking to provide for efforts to stop the wave of unrest it's reported through the wall for breaching the world's biggest oil exporter. a law that strips of american public sector workers civilian rights has been passed in wisconsin and that's despite public protests republican governor scott walker said it's a necessary to help but balance the budget deficit but takes away employees ability to. fight for better pay and conditions the senate republicans use a special maneuver to push through the bill and that's a smart democrat moved to do real good vote by traveling to a different state. a relative of afghan p