this remind me of a may or may not of alcoholic concoctions to kid that is an area that needs to be nipped in the bud. especially to the sense that nicotine is addictive this is a new addictive substance so it seems appropriate to regulate this as tobacco >> nicotine is addictive i'm gladly you brought that up. anything to say >> commissioners, thank you for the correlation. >> commissioner riley. >> you mentioned you get a lot of phone calls people are confused did you do any outreach like talking to bar owners or restaurants owners or school teachers. >> yeah. we have recently because of the ordinance being introduced, you know, our offices had to do some outreach so transit both muni and bart we contacted and asked them. we hear about folks you're going them in confusion so i give them some education. i think who products are new folks are trying to figure out how to resolve this on their own i've seen bars and restaurants with signs but there's a lot of uncertainty and with this ordinance certainly there would be strong education to make sure with 9 public is aware we're just treating

any way disrespectful to say it this way -- but i almost think that the senator from rhode island reminds me of that movie "shawshank redemption." and i say that because one of my favorite parts of this movement -- i'm reminded that morgan freeman and the main character of the movie wanted to get a library for the -- for the prison and, frankly, that they -- their strategy was every single day to send a letter. and the reason why i have a tremendous respect for you is because you have been relentless, to my knowledge, in

and others who talked about the promises and also mentioned a lot that was never fulfilled she reminds me and malia and our leaders at the board that are working at the board others in the private sector a lot of promises yet to be fulfilled so when we're here and know there's a great mile stop sign in the name of george davis and kathy we're also saying as tony mentioned the housing movement and the movement to build our neighborhood if we invest in them has been a movement that's calling out for a longs long time for people to join whether in their wells fargo or the next tech on that should be on your board we'll get that done yeah. it's about something that our convicts are trying to learn from us. how do you fulfill promises. how do we do that i only know of one way like leader pelosi as taught me and willie brown keeps teaching me that i have the fantastic opportunity to learn from to bring people dorothy together that's how us operational people get tension to the details. that's why mohammed got his folks her this morning. we know there's a lot of people depending upon us a lot of

of the strange projection like awnings reminders me of the thing that was designed to be built up in the other historic district the one that's not on the national register. it should be continued otherwise the e m r is a bad idea this is steve tobaccoers analysis why the e my is a bad idea. there was a report from the mayor's office of housing they came in and said it was not effective and steve said eliminate subsidies i know the problem with the deficit equity in the building yes. i paid my 77 special will assessment some were more than that so i suggest putting the money in the mayor's office of housing for a small building like this would be a better idea. >> hello, i'm christopher ward i live directly next to that building. as a matter of disclosure i'm the building manager for a mettle company. my biggest concerns about this building are the security of my building and the security of buildings that share my backyard that's been given which is easily assessed by the twenty-four hours open parking lot. the twenty-four hours open parking lot unfortunately, it's managed twenty

and he reminds me of the scarecrow in the wizard of z. the samey who that wekeepur doctor in the same guy who claims that we would all be grateful for this health care stuff. and he doesn't know you guys have videos. that's a tough choice. and he clarifies that he is and when they don't come in their lives are not in line. he is a take over responsibility for anything politician and so try that. heronto, we think that our mayors have tripped, but at least they are imitating. the nicest thing that i can take about that is that they can afford to pack on a few pounds. and there's a lawyer already suing boeing without evidence or debris as to whether it was part of this. i don't know what is worse, you for having her on her white. and to think i gave up, i was is not good. and i am an attorney especially those chasing attorneys and medical malpractice attorneys. meanwhile, switching years. so here's the secret sauce. you go and follow us and like a. they save it lease on tv you have an uncanny knack for making things together. and if i shoul

so some of you may remind me but i'm here to give an update we have made quite a bit of project progress that we're generating a release this year >> but this is the project that the transportation authority my agency is leading with the isn't it a fair statement, the folks who run muni and i want to recognize a couple that represent the agency. in my presentation i want to give a background on the project we have what we call a staff alternative and i want to share this i believe it is good news from the standpoint of any of the community concerns and wanted to talk about some of the items that have been raised in some of the outreach in the area of small business community and the direct requests from the commissioner from the outreach on the gary corridor and the idea what can we kind of insights to the outcomes for the prong. just a remember the project we're working on to input this project on the gary corridor so the main two services the limited and local service would become as it does and the limited is the bill of rights p brt. we talk about the improvements of the boarding and

the hazing itself, the beating of a human being, all of those things together are aggravated and remind me very much of why people get in trouble for driving a car while intoxicated. it happened to jim mersa of the indianapolis colts. and anything you do is going to result in a death and it has done so 11 times in the last few years. >> it reminds me of the sae in 2011, they tried to ban alcohol and all of its chapters vote today down. how is it that the chapters trump what the national organization is recommending. >> i'm not entirely sure of the structure of their organization, if that's something that needed to be voted on by a certain number of capitals at a convention, and sometimes those policies matter and are different from other organizes, so i can't necessarily speak to that. but i would like to add onto the comment that you made about will this push things under ground? i think that's a valid comment and concern, but it's the same thing with any policy that we have. any risk management procedure, alcohol behavior, policy, whatever it is, none of it works by policy alone. it come

. >> it reminds me of the 1970s. the russian economy is $2 trillion economy versus our $17 trillion, we are much stronger but acting weaker. it does remind me of the 1970s. i remember growing up thinking the u.s. was in a decline like the roman empire. what is interesting about this, it's so self-imposed. the p problems we have right no can be fixed pretty easily. give businesses a reason to hire. give people reason to save and invest. that can be fixed pretty easily. we have a president who is not only disarming the military, he's disarming our economy. you come out of a financial crisis you waste $100 billion, you threaten raising taxes and you threaten with a health care mandate, then you wonder why corporations are sitting on gazillions of dollars in cash. >> they are doing well in the markets. >> but they are not hiring anybody. >> i'm not for the type of growth we are seeing. it is growth with a plus sign in front of it. >> think of our gdp. this is the most anemic economic recovery. companies can cut stuff thr

the smoke room remains a moment as it seemed to remind me to this month smiles all round and click ok and the filipina given an official welcome him sam anything to me and mm. also you'll be faced with yet some of the mountains to climb in the champions league often calls from certain course until the snow to condemn the gunners to defeat the plastic at the emirates stadium last month often think is an unusually without the suspended for using chesney will take confidence from their last visit to the audience to read at this stage tossed it. were they trying to get into the film's out to the competition on the cadets. elsewhere italian giants ac milan will be linking to this end one goal deficits. when they take on a tuesday in an uncapped is that the syndicated on. this puts the meadows to college in line in second place and only get three points behind leaders real madrid. having reached the quarter finals of europe's elite club competition since nineteen ninety seven. the artists will be without injured during cha going to be a monkey on it. although satirical sky and sea eagle wou

putin reminds me of my mother.as a brilliant and key in the ability to meet someone in within five minutes she can identify their weakness. putin has done a brilliant job to size up one western leader after another and knows their weakness he will not risk a nuclear war. he knows we will not stand up. if you want to threaten my psychological profile i have been explaining putin this way. on one level a classic schoolyard bully who love something with the week kid and president obama is the week kid with the arms full of books. >> this is not obama but it is about putin. he does this in a very measured way. putin loves it because it adds more to his reputation to be a big tough guy like king kong. he does not want bullets to fly if this particular point. neil: every si no thought to he was golden and bulletproof but pushing it too far. >> he may push it too far. neil: always great to see you. tim cook is focusing on green investment others are focusing on winning. what about you? >> how do you feel about getting kid

. >> when i look down at this golden statue, may it remind me at every little time no matter where youre from your dreams are salad. >> an mitted film went to frozen. they may have won for best creative acceptance speech. >> menzel,>> bell,>> beck. >> lauzader. >> happy oscars to you let's do frozen 2. >> one of the most talked about moments of the night. host ellen degeneres snap a selfie. now the most retweeted tweet of all times with more than 2 million retweets it actually broke twitter. they said they were sorry. ellen even had pizza delivered by a real pizza guy. video of a de river ry guy coming back to the pizza shop and more pizza. there were no losers at the oscars this year. any one who didn't take home a golden statue got a gift bag worth a reported 80,000 dollars. ainsley? >> must be nice. that's pocket change for them. >>> all right, all right, all right. thanks, kelly. >> that brings us to our brew on this go to foxnews.com and we will share them on the show. >> olympian oscar piss to tore yous accused of shooting his girlfriend. this is not a jury trial. his fate is in

just to remind me every day that i love him and he loves me. oh, we're in love. i'm getting all blushy. >> the only time culberson and de'arborne are able to see each other is in court. >> we're co-defendants so hopefully we get to see each other hopefully on the bus. yeah, and also in the courtroom. yeah, so we get to talk and love each other. even if it's for five minutes, it still means a lot. >> culberson was pregnant with the couple's baby when they were arrested. and nine months ago delivered their son. as far as being in jail and having a baby, everybody's like, you know, what the heck? but they made me just feel so comfortable. the deputies. the nurses. i had nine hours with him. i got to hold him for nine hours total. and it was the best experience ever. they took pictures of him for me, of us together. and the good thing about it is my boyfriend's mom got the baby. >> while their love story might be considered unusual, so were the charges that brought the couple to the orange county jail. >> me and my boyfriend had a threesome with another woman. and sh

remind me when i settle with you. i'd like to give something to the crew. oh, that's very generous of you. they're mostly poor men. they all have wives and youngsters at home. what? wives and children? are they married? married? yes, every man. married? someone waiting to give them a good welcome. as good as poor people can give. tell me, when they come home, what'll happen? well, their wives will give them a little extra something for once. candles on the table? maybe two, and a dram. or sit snuggly around the hearth, their children gathered around them. they'll bless you for your promise. well, i'm damned if i will. do you think i'm mad? why should i pay for other men's children? there's no one waiting for old peer gynt. uh-huh. well, you'll do as you please. it's your money. yes, yes. it's mine. you give me my bill as cabin passenger from panama and a--of rum for the crew and that's all. excuse me. i have other business to see to. the storm's coming on. no one ever thinks of old peer gynt. candles on the table. yeah, i'll put out those candles. i'll make

it very much reminds me of what's happening in ukraine or what was happening ga in georgia. russian parliament said they will respond to demands of russian speakers in ukraine for help. it's very much the same scenario how bigger countries invaded weaker countries in the past except that ukraine, 46 million countries, largest country in europe. and europe and the world. the largest country in europe is being sliced up. it's absolutely unprecedented situation. maybe since the end of second world war. certainly there are lots of things that stake for the world, the united states, for the whole region. don't believe those who tell you why should americans care? it's concerns. it's u.s. national interests. >> mr. president, stand by for just a moment. i'd like to bring you back on the other side of this break. we have to take a break for a moment. we'll continue our conversation. >>> after the break, the very latest on the story that, of course, everyone's talking about. the fate of that missing jetliner. investigators now think had its communications deliberately turned off and

fox anchors like to talk you remind me of my butcher. like him youlso give me the beef.rissie, touche. al leaks, what is the deal with your hairpiece. don't you make sure it is straight beforyou go on air. it was all out of place last night. all right. alex for the 1,000, one millionth time this is not hairpiece but on such matters yvonne, aol, do y you dye your hair? certainly looks like you do. no, yvonne, i do not. but i dye my hairpiece. linda in miami, neil, are you into threesomes? lia, i have discussed three stocks on this shoo many times. sometimes as many as 10. on the same night. where are you people coming from? cal, in washington, d.c. cavut you're not all italian, no? yore on to me. half irish, cal. bill in lexington, kentucky, if i already had a lot of mom why the hell should i watch you? to make a lot of more money, bill. sometimes conventional wisdom is right, but more often than that, tip, tip. pete in san jose, neil why do you talk to some ex-convictions. kozlowski, bernie kerik. getting next timehey throw your fat criminal ass in jail? yes. yes, for al

it always reminds me of what happened to me. >> the tv show airs on a private turkish channel during prime time on sundays. the story revolves around a 13-year-old girl who is torn from her childhood and forced to marry an older man. so far, it has been on for 30 episodes. the protagonist is played by an 11-year-old schoolgirl from istanbul who had no prior awareness that there were places in turkey where girls her age are forced to marry. her real life and screen life are worlds apart. >> the most difficult thing so far was the marriage. it was not easy to act that, and i felt really uncomfortable. pretty much everyone finds it bad when girls marry so early. hopefully, the series will put a stop to it. >> of the 70 or so series being screened on turkish television, "little bride" is the fifth most watched. in the latest episode, the child bride's in-laws are summoned by the police, but they claim the child is much older than she is. in the real world, many adored -- many adults force their daughters' birth certificates in order to merit them off quickly. it is such realities that wo

it reminds me of how as a kid, my brother would root for the new york yankees, forcing me to root for indians. he would root for the navy, forcing me to take the side of the army. he would root for the north in the civil war, and i would have to root for the south. has the republican party of john mccain and lindsey graham become the second brother of american politics? obama takes a heritage foundation program on health care, the individual mandate, one that republicans used to like, now, because they have to play the rebellious brother have to attack. the democrats control the administration, which includes the irs. so republicans have to attack that. the democrats control the state department, so again, little brother has to go on the attack, and then, of course, it's ukraine. does any party in power have the answer for vladimir putin's have to answer for vladimir putin's behavior? does that make you a big brother? a lot of this is just sheer partisan robotic behavior. is the purpose of the opposition is to merely oppose, the republicans have that down just about perfectly. if it's