we do have rebecca king and emma and joe bear, and thomas and ed and suzanna blang. >> hi. my name is brenda and i'm a city employee. i'm here because i'm the angry employee, i'm representing the angry employee because we keep making concession after concession and we see the city an allowing others to take take take and you don't stop it. i think this is the time where we have paid more money than kaiser has to take care of the people of kaiser. we are the people who belong to kaiser. the otherwise don't. we don't want to pay for kaiser's increase. i don't think the city should pay. i think they have gotten enough. $800 million is more than enough. i think that you guys are standing strong. i was at another meeting where they were standing strong and it didn't happen. i'm hoping the board of supervisors will stand strong for the working people of san francisco and stand strong for even the citizens of san francisco because kaiser is not the only gouger to the city. so you have to start somewhere. so i'm saying start with kaiser. >> thank you very much. next speaker, please

we do have rebecca king and emma and joe bear, and thomas and ed and suzanna blang. >> hi. my name is brenda and i'm a city employee. i'm here because i'm the angry employee, i'm representing the angry employee because we keep making concession after concession and we see the city an allowing others to take take take and

. >> good afternoon, supervisors, my name is rebecca king, i'm the public health nurse with the city and county. i have been a kaiser member for 50 years. i very disappointed with kaiser at this time. when henry kaiser made an agreement to take care of workers, they knew what they were doing and they valid them. kaiser's lack of transparency is disgusting right now. the fact that you call it an integrated care management bill, and that it's not a necessary physician's visit. this is not right. i'm very suspicious of kaiser's add campaigns and i'm a member and a taxpayer. how much do we have to pay for this ad. board members, stand strong. kaiser knows how to sit down at a table. stand strong. meet with them. make them accountable. don't sign a blank check to them. >> good afternoon. my name is ed. i worked for the health department. as a retiree and taxpayer here in san francisco i want to say that i think it's scandalous that kaiser would come to this city and expect this rate increase to be approved without justification. it would be scandalous for the city to approve that rate wit

the show if you have not seen it it's called "king & maxwell," monday nights, tnt. rebeccake cheese with steve martorano. >> jimmy: fine cuisine in south philly. restaurants in florida and las vegas. his latest, martorano's, opens at paris in vegas in the spring. his cookbook is called "yo cuz." steve martorano. hello, steve. i'm excited to have you here. you're going to make -- you tell me the way to pronounce it. >> mozzarella. not mozzarella. you've got to say "mootsarella." it's like a song, an italian song. >> jimmy: is this something you make every night at the restaurant? >> every night. i've got mozzarella all my life, and it wasn't as good as i thought it could be. every time i used to go ask somebody it was like a big family secret. like nobody wanted to tell me what to do. so i did some research and i said, cuz, it's not that difficult. you can make this in six minutes. you eat warm mozzarella because you'll never have cold mozzarella again. never. i swear to god. >> jimmy: when you get it at the supermarket it's got like -- >> softball. don't. forget it. don't e

>> jimmy: tonight on our program, she's got a new show on tnt called "king & maxwell." rebeccahilly's finest is here to show you how to make mozzarella cheese. his book/memoir is called "yo cuz" and this spring he has a new restaurant opens at the paris in las vegas. steve martorano is here. tomorrow night the lone ranger himself, armie hammer will join us. adam carolla will be here. we'll have music from ciara. and then wednesday michael c. hall, miranda cosgrove, and music from z.z. ward. join us then. our first guest tonight needs no introduction but since i'm here i'm going to give him one anyway. he is one of the biggest movie stars ever who has taken it upon himself to reintroduce the word "kemosabe" to a new generation in "the lone ranger" which opens in theaters wednesday. please welcome johnny depp! [ cheers and applause ] how are you doing? >> i'm good. >> jimmy: i know you're shy, and i would imagine this kind of a reaction is probably disturbing. but i want you to know that this morning when i got to work there was a line of women, and i said what are these people a

rebecca, her christian name. the other one was ruth. james know from the king bible that john winter probably preach from, ruth is the story of the wonderful old testament story of ruth and naomi, the mother-in-law and daughter and all who were of different nations. when naomi tow route to go back, after her husband died, ruth made her quote. that is why the stained-glass windows are there and why the grave as been so carefully maintained for so many years. it will inspire you in your role as evidence of your proposition. ofthat is just an example the tip of the depth of knowledge that exists in this committee. [laughter] i thank the center for exhibiting it. i am really interested in this gotland referendum. -- in this scott lundburg referendum. -- scotland referendum. the have any sense about how all that would likely go? i know the u.s. would have no position on it, but i am just curious. >> thank you, senator. you are right, the scottish referendum will be at the end of 2014 and you are also right that of course is an internal matter for the uk, so it would