>> that beautiful face is reilly, a 4-year-old dachshund male. he is about to go skydiving.ll be on canine cloud nine. nathan has been skydiving for five years. every time he lands, nathan says reilly is right there waiting for him so excited to see him. he said reilly trusts him. he is really calm. as you can see here he is not moving an inch. he says he's really calm. he says he's not scared. he says he really enjoys this. >> he's not scared because he doesn't know what's about to happen. >> and there you see they all make a jump and there is reilly. look. >> he's trying to leave this situation. >> this is not the first time we've seen a skydiving dog. >> one thing we haven't seen on the show before? a dog in formation skydiving. >> and there he is once the parachute is deployed. i think he is smiling. >> look how calm he is. >> he handled it better than most humans would. >> who handles it better this dog or beth troutman? >> the dog. >> everything is a-okay. the dog is happy everybody comes to pet him. we meet another skydiving dog. >> look at him. he's so cute. >> you g

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lou: jason reilly, good to see you. >>> the obama domestic doctrine calling for demonstrations in theeets of america and continuing his assault on our law enforcement agencies. milwaukee county sheriff david clark here next. know about investing. believe in something, buy shares in it, watch it grow. so...what if you could invest in the future? the future of kids? like a stock. not the kind of stock that's about making money. but a stock for social change. a whole new kind of investment called better futures. when you invest, it helps kids go to college. i could be one of the first college graduates from my family. the first philanthropist from my neighborhood. and if i'm the first, then maybe there's a second. and a third. believe in us, invest in us. watch us grow. my name is sydni and i'm your dividend. lou: president obama now claims race relations have improved during an interview with jorge ramos, but at the same time taking aim at our nation's law enforcement officers. >> what's also true is that there are still instances in which a young black boy or brown boy is not being eva

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but city business in the how we're designing our streets and outreach and enforcement efforts and reilly working towards this goal in a meaningful way i think we're making go very good progress at this point it is never as fast and the mayor or i would like or the fellow department heads that but the staff st. is working hard to advance vision zero doing things differently than in the past and so we can achieve the goal of zero traffic fatalities i've fafkd our director tim maguire to lead the effort in cooperates with the other city agencies you'll be hearing from him and him as a our new director as sustainable streets this is his priority to make sure we're implementing and realize the vision of vision zero i appreciate the work that you're doing many this committee and your leadership to support of the work we'll continue to need their support and i'll give more detail thank you for your leadership through the mayor and his departments the departments the public works and planning and police department and all the others agencies we're full steam ahead on vision zero i'll leave you i

because it is starved of arouses not a retail provider and this legislation will help it be to a reilly provider in you want to keep this amazing power seat the puc ms. have no more customers it will provide the puc with the first time right of yours for the public and private services it will not compel the puc to be the provide but give them the first right of the refusal it will have the authority to first conduct a study then in appropriate provide power if it makes economic and environmental sense this can be for the sports arena and the large housing projects, etc. go in addition the interesting being sold it private power to augment their green house gases portfolio if more hetch hetchy power is used locally for retail customers they'll have to provide or found alternatives for g h free energy and we'll see an increase in terms of providing this energy thank you statewide level and using the clean energy will help us to meet the climate goals in 2008, the board of supervisors adapted a policy that has a system one hundred percent g h c freebie 2030 it's important to understand th

accomplished under the plan given getting everyone up to speed and a process going forward i want to reilly repeat that i'm surprised by one set of comments thinking this is the end result as opposed to a starting point we've talked about a specific ear and groups we focus on the waterfront going forward but we want to look at not only on the group only the ambition issues effecting the waterfront but the sea level transportation but perhaps the group getting involved if the coordination, if you will, of all the different pieces so that it won't seem a sill low but pieces, of course, that makes sense because there is so some differences along the waterfront by it might be helpful an umbrella process or grew up that works with staff pulling together the despite piece not only the issues effecting the waterfront as a whole it can be representatives from some of the various other specific groups by maybe useful to have a bit more of an umbrella piece there another suggestion that which was raised i think it is important we talk about the constraint we're under fillmore and some of the things b

commissioner johnson were you looking for a draft response i also have a question what is the continuing reilly role of the planning department either in the 3 processes the ta and the mta process a and the other one or something like that invest accident neighborhood another forum for the agents to get involved knowing we're doing working upcoming. >> in general the answer is we'll be involved not knowing the scope of the coming phases i think i mean it is fair to say and i want to thank everyone on the teams because it is fair to say we're much more engaged with the transportation issues in understanding the relationship between transportation in the city this was what the transit center plan was on a bigger scale i don't know if anyone has a specific response but i'm happy to - >> josh with the planning staff the planning will be deeply involved in the long term transportation led by the ta and the sf or transportation plan or the regional capacity study and the magnifying real capacity study we've been involved and will continue to have you're working relationship with the agencies and the

. >> good afternoon fae less than reilly commissioners, thank you for having us i worked at pier 80 ever since i started in 1991 pier 80 is a place that holds a lot of special value for me my father was as see longshoreman i see pier 80 from my house and see him come home from school and seeing what was tapping happening on pier to epavorating to follow in his fingertips touches high heart we've taken pride and a lot of effort along with metro and a lot of the johns we've done some of the pictures you've shown here today, i was a crane operator on the corin unit on some of the boats placed in the water and numerous amounts of steel that's been discharged i look forward to doing that and look forward to working with the excisions and with the metropolitan we have a good relationship going on right now and this will help all of us build a good reputation for the city i was born and raised in the city and boo do everything in my power to continue thank you very much for your time. >> with that we'll answer any questions you might have thank you very much. >> public comment? seeing none, pub

about the costs of the unit show me and the public i think you'll get a lot more people to trust you reilly you're putting a lot of our money on the line and our risking a lot there's uncertainty in the market i'd like to see what the project looks like and it will help the public out a lot i invite it if somebody is willing to do that in the future other one is you know, i sat in a i guess is it fair to say a meeting last night on prop m with the presentation and we i was shocked at what the rental market looked like for office space it's far higher maybe i'm stuck in 5 years ago but in the office space as we look like the potentially having to have criteria it doesn't get built and potentially look like some of the things we get thrown off from the community benefits and the other criteria at our discretionary and look at that as some other policies maybe next year that's my $0.02. >> thank you director ram. >> first, i want to thank kate and others from the mayor's office of housing had is clearly on ongoing effort i want to reiterate we want to bring this back but on the short-term rent

or 18 goals having the goal of units set out built by 2018 like the cycle we didn't talk about joe reilly it's a little bit further out it helps to streamline those discussions and make things faster and better maybe some talk about the agreement that everybody can start from my question is this is a little bit less lostier than my other points on the accessory dwelling units i think back to the dr we had about a month ago where it was the house where a women had pass away there was a tenant in the rear unit and the neighbor was the owner of the house i won't recount the whole thing but it was a legal unit and the new owner or the person doing the probate doesn't want to go through the steps to make it an accessory unit they wanted to sell the house so my question i i know the accessy units i know it talks about giving ideas around design and how to construct it will there be a lot of daily around the process the cost so people can truly get an idea of whether or not it's something that people want to do? >> so we're working with folks on the secondary handbook to faced the property owner

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. >> interesting you bring up the reilly case. i was reading all the briefs as they were filed and that the last stage the point at which no one could respond the government raised the issue that all encryption is a future threat and we don't have time to get a warrant. if someone is encrypted the moment they talk about that, as that is what we need to go to the phones. it is all -- the court did not a too much attention to that but a year later, apple has a big change. had apple and google announce their changes before it rises it is a little different. the decision we got the supreme court made the door open to accidental searches without a warrant when technology made it necessary. threats like encryption. the court did not spend a lot of time is there, there are existing exceptions and they will apply on a case by case basis. i am interested in hearing -- my fear is what we will get with the availability technology and the devices are being built to be more secure and we will find ourselves in a world where law enforcement age

the "wall street journal" jason reilly and the "the washington post" philip bump.nk you for being with me here tonight. i can't get enough of this irs story. it makes me angry but i want to know more. your thoughts? >> that's one of the reasons that this story keeps going. very enticing issue. everyone hates the irs. >> it effects everybody exactly. >> this particular release today darrell issa leading the oversight committee. this is his last hurrah. he has spent the past 18 months trying to find the ultimate fire underneath all the smoke he has been seeing. this is one last smoke bomb where he says here is everything i have got. i'm just not sure that this particular revelation either would have affected 2012. >> why hold it. >> the reaction has been to office skate and to not come clean from the beginning to stonewall. i think the administration has been able to get away with that because much of thed me were just is not paying attention. fox is paying attention. a few other news outlets, but really no one is covering this story. and i think their strategy is ju

. >> reilly is helping the lockharts research who's buried underneath these unmarked graves, some 1900each representing a patient of the asylum. activists here hope to eventually place a named head stone as every grave just as they did with albertina, no longer simply plot number 662. >> now we have cause of death. >> duck mccade is the curator of manuscripts. >> for what reasons were people committed to this asylum? >> down stroam might be -- synt be a good example. those range from all kinds of things too. from criminally insane to change of life, today we call that menopause. >> people were committed here for menopause? >> for menopause, yes. how about failure to consummate a marriage? >> across the country, tens of thousands of people are buried in unnamed graves. marked only by a number. they lie in cemeteries near poorhouses prisons and orphanages. buried here are coal miners and farmers black smits and blacksmd housewives. with the narrative largely untold. >> among the first to be admitted was eli stevens, an epileptic. from benton county, mr. stevens who had been a member of t

the illini try to answer but reilly o'toole is picked off by woods.t back the other way 69 yards. 35-18, la tech wins. 9-5 is how they finish the year. >>> first quarter, scarlets knight quarterback nova hits patton in stride. he can walk into the end zone. josh hicks ran for 202 yards on 19 carries. nice blocking here. the knights led 23-0 at the half and cruise to a 40-21 victory. >>> miami and south carolina tomorrow square off in the independence bowl on abc 7. that's live from shreveport at 12:30. don't forget, you can watch college football first final four on espn new year's day at 2:00. oregon plays florida state in the rose bowl. at 5:30, alabama takes on ohio state in the sugar bowl leading up to the national championship game january 12th on espn. >>> thanks to former cal star, justin for seth, some of his teammates can watch the games on new high def tvs. as a way to say thanks, he bought his offensive linemen tvs for christmas. the ravens tweeted out a photo. check out what the o-linemen found under the tree. the total bill was about $9,0

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the illini try to answer but reilly o'toole is picked off by woods.t back the other way 69 yards. 35-18, la tech wins. 9-5 is how they finish the year. >>> first quarter, scarlets knight quarterback nova hits patton in stride. he can walk into the end zone. josh hicks ran for 202 yards on 19 carries. nice blocking here. the knights led 23-0 at the half and cruise to a 40-21 victory. >>> miami and south carolina tomorrow square off in the independence bowl on abc 7. that's live from shreveport at 12:30. don't forget, you can watch college football first final four on espn new year's day at 2:00. oregon plays florida state in the rose bowl. at 5:30, alabama takes on ohio state in the sugar bowl leading up to the national championship game january 12th on espn. >>> thanks to former cal star, justin for seth, some of his teammates can watch the games on new high def tvs. as a way to say thanks, he bought his offensive linemen tvs for christmas. the ravens tweeted out a photo. check out what the o-linemen found under the tree. the total bill was about $9,0

staff in 2011, i believe, and was able to escape for a year and go back to the real army at fort reilly where he was involved, intimately involved with the implementation of regionally-aligned forces and how that applied to aviation. and then was dragged back to the pentagon to be the director of the french review office. good job coming right after it was done. [laughter] so he's -- >> all about timing. >> claiming the next one maybe? i don't know. but manages to keep busy, and he's going to offer some perspectives on the overall army budget, the fiscal landscape in which the aviation conversation is taking place. to his right is colonel john lindsay who is the director of aviation in army g357. colonel lindsay was one of the architects of the reinvasion structure, so he's going to talk about how that stands looking forward, and then finally we have, it's always great to have back wally rugen. in 2012 he was noting that was in the old building, and the digs have gotten a little nicer since he was here last. also a career aviator who commanded both in the general purpose forces and in t

tom reilly of american civilians like me, we tend to be scaredy cat. we exaggerate the good and the bad. i think this is important because this explains how congressman act. setting up the cold war i think using the weapon of the cold war is preposterous. we are going to rely on the military edge of the points that because it's the instrument and hand but with the goats happening -- >> i don't disagree but i think which have to be careful of is when you decide okay, are we going to send men into harm's way, and is it worth, isn't serious enough that we have to worry about it? the other thing i think it's interesting, and you see it in the debates and now, who is helping us in iraq right now? the iranians, okay? at the versailles conference there was a british academic who said something which is the first thing i ever learned in international politics, nations don't have permanent friends or enemies. they have permanent interests. there was a story in the paper yesterday about some bombing with us, and on 9/11 i was working in new york at the council o

reilly it was more of a message. we know as long as harry reid controls the senate that bill probably is going to sit like 387 other bills right on his desk and not go into law. but we need to start with a longer term approach to be able to address this. and today was a start. it certainly is not the finish. >> why did three republicans vote present? why didn't they join with you? >> i think there was some language that got added in terms of waivers towards the end and what i understand is that they disagree with the president but they didn't think this went far enough in talking to some of my colleagues but certainly this is a start again one step in what we need to do. the cavalry is coming in january thanks to the voters and the american people and hopefully we can make a difference. >> we are going to hear from senate majority leader to be, mitch mcconnell shortly. i don't have the sense that president obama even cares about your vote. he stuck a stick right in your eyes. first the democrats lost in november and