tome warned her. >> "renne, don't name those cows." >> reporter: but she didn't listen. then she started singing to them, too who's going next in the red trailer >> reporter: and before long, this rancher's wife had turned into a rancher's worst nightmare, a vegan, who couldn't cattle ranch anymore. >> he was just going to get out of business and our marriage was going to be over. >> it wasn't working and i said, "i'm going to sell the whole herd." and she said, "if you're going to sell the whole herd anyway, why don't you sell them to me." >> and he looked at me like, you have lost it. you are crazy. >> reporter: clearly there was some truth to that. but what tommy didn't know was that renne had been secretly posting a blog called vegan journal of a rancher's wife. she attracted thousands of followers, and through those contacts, renne was able to raise $30,000, enough for a hostile takeover. >> all of a sudden he was fickin' to be bought out by his wife. >> reporter: is this not emasculating in any way? >> no! >> reporter: i'm asking him. >> yeah. i didn't appreciate i

but what tommy didn't know was that renne had been secretly posting a blog called vegan journal of a rancher's wife. she attracted thousands of followers, and through those contacts, renne was able to raise $30,000, enough for a hostile takeover. >> all of a sudden he was wife. >> reporter: is this not emasculating in any way? >> yeah. i didn't appreciate it, but, you know, it was growing pains. >> reporter: and here's where this story gets good. after his wife raised the money, tommy did something rare for a rancher or any man, for that matter-- he put aside his ego and reconsidered a core belief. >> how you doing, girl? >> reporter: he stopped eat eating meat, liked how it felt, and now works for his wife at the rowdy girl vegan farm animal sanctuary. as best we can tell, the only cattle ranch conversion in the country. so now that he's change forward you, how would you like to change her? >> i can't think of a thing. >> ah! >> reporter: and there is everything you need to know to stay married forever. steve hartman, "on the road,"" in engelton, texas. >> pelley: and that's the cbs

with all due respect chair renne and due respect to commissioner hur who i will also not be sorry to see leave, if you have been violating your own bylaws as commissioner hur claims, it is time for fresh blood and so i would urge commissioner andrews to nominate commissioner keane who is displayed it during his term on this commission some the soundest legal reasoning and ethical reasoning i have heard on this commission in the 20 years i have lived in san francisco. time for some fresh blood, commissioner. >> thank you. >> commissioners [inaudible] san francisco open government. this is relate today the election so don't try to tell me you are not talking about the item. during the jan 25, 2016 meeting regarding the [inaudible] mark farrell chair fenny displayed how far he will go to hide from the publics the machination from the commission. first your own members had no idea why it was own the ajnda. placing something on thugenda with attachments but not saying what the hell it is on there for leaves the public at a disadvantage. now the public has no idea why it was on the agenda

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with all due respect chair renne and due respect to commissioner hur who i will also not be sorry toee leave, if you have been violating your own bylaws as commissioner hur claims, it is time for fresh blood and so i would urge commissioner andrews to nominate commissioner keane who is displayed it during his term on this commission some the soundest legal reasoning and ethical reasoning i have heard on this commission in the 20 years i have lived in san francisco. time for some fresh blood, commissioner. >> thank you. >> commissioners [inaudible] san francisco open government. this is relate today the election so don't try to tell me you are not talking about the item. during the jan 25, 2016 meeting regarding the [inaudible] mark farrell chair fenny displayed how far he will go to hide from the publics the machination from the commission. first your own members had no idea why it was own the ajnda. placing something on thugenda with attachments but not saying what the hell it is on there for leaves the public at a disadvantage. now the public has no idea why it was on the agenda or

chairman renne, there's really some grammatical cleanup that result the changes we talked about. i assume that's all encompassed in the motion? >> yes. we discussed making reference line 12 to officers, plural. those changes will be made consistently throughout the deletion of single matter be made throughout the optional additional language would not be included. >> thank you. >> and the change in language. i would just say that looks like consistent with the commission's language no payments made by any person prior to february 1-excuse me? they went back to february 1. shall count towards the qualifying or reporting threshold period. no need to have the reference it said if every first week in the language strike what i just said. >> regulation to 2.05 regulation to 2.05 6 feet at this regulation is about trying to provide further propagation but the definition of member as that term is used in the ordinance because it excludes payments made to an organization for membership dues payments made by an organization distribute medication to its members. so, subsection a the draft

>>reporter: catcher renne ray rivera whose puerto rican knows the passion for the game in the caribbean. fromhe time they are born he says, they love and know baseball so we want to g g down there and share the love with our people. >> i've got your programs. >>reporter: latin americans who love baseball always know what's happening, whose playing he says, the player's background. that applies to cuba where people livi for baseball. win or lose he says. what matters is the new friendship we're building. in tampa, hatzel vela, local 10 news. >> calvin hughes, victor oquendo and hatzel vela will have live coverage om cuba. that starts today. we'll also have live coverage of the president's arrival in havana. that coverage starts today at 4:00 p.m. >>> it's been warm. it's been humid and we're seeing mostly dry conditions. that's all going to change. the heat and humity is not going anywhere quite yet. this mororng we're waking up to dry conditions but we're still dealing with the heat. 70 degrees in miami. we should be waking up to the mid 60s. again for the fourth day in a row, well abov

rennes, right police used tear gas against stonethrowing protesters.protesters were students, and some told us why they are so opposed to government plans to change the loss. reporter: 200 schools across france shut doors today or were forced to do so. pupils joined demonstrations against government plans to reform the country's rigid labor laws. with youth unemployment stuck at 25%, the young to be the first to benefit from reforms, but many told us they are having none of it. >> many say we are just doing it to escape class. but we are concerned. the most precarious at the moment are the jobs for the youth. >> in high school, you are not meant to stay like that for the rest of your life. if we study, what for? to get into the labor market. what we want is a stable job. reporter: high school is joined forces with students, in a development stretching back to 1968. then, mass protests brought the country to a standstill and forced the government to call elections. since then, every generation had its own moment of protest. reform, attempts to universit

>> chairman renne i'm not an attorney it's hard for me to say this is not a damn thing we can do about it. i think there's something we can do about it and i guess commissioner sp keane how you square this with an exception for contact lobbying because contact lobbying can get you the same outcome that expenditure lobbying can do. you are mentioning this concept of the actual content of the particular, certainly a proposition c. why is it different for contact, or for expenditure and for contact? >> it's not. i wasn't on the board when the board passed whatever it had to do with contact expenditure lobbying. contact lobbyist. if there is -if there are content-based distinctions for various groups within that, the law is unconstitutional under the second amendment. this is the question-first amendment. it just a question of when someone attacks it. if i were here when that was being taken up i would be saying the exact same thing as now. >> i think historically was not of the commission level. it happened at the board of supervisors. >> that's your answer then. >> the board of superviso

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renne, here. all commissioners are accounted for. turning to item to public comment on matters appearing and not appearing on the agenda. do i have any members of the public who wish to comment at this time? >> yes, good evening commissioners and director pablum. dr. derek kirk. january meeting for a view expressed resistance to the mayor's directive to cut your budget by 3% over two years. it is troubling that your funding depends on the good graces of the same city hall folks that you're supposed to monitor. that inhibits your independence. if you like to sharply into city corruption your funds can be choked off because your budget is your leash. there is enough control just by having your appointments made by elected city officials. compare your funding to that of the controllers city services auditor program. it also was placed on the ballot and approved by the board and the voters, but it's funding is a guarantee 0.2% of the total city budget. that makes it fiscally independent from city hall. since you are the cities ethics aud

renne, here. all commissioners are accounted for. turning to item to public comment on matters appearing and not appearing on the agenda. do i have any members of the public who wish to comment at this time? >> yes, good evening commissioners and director pablum. dr. derek kirk. january meeting for a view expressed resistance to the mayor's directive to cut your budget by 3% over two years. it is troubling that your funding depends on the good graces of the same city hall folks that you're supposed to monitor. that inhibits your independence. if you like to sharply into city corruption your funds can be choked off because your budget is your leash. there is enough control just by having your appointments made by elected city officials. compare your funding to that of the controllers city services auditor program. it also was placed on the ballot and approved by the board and the voters, but it's funding is a guarantee 0.2% of the total city budget. that makes it fiscally independent from city hall. since you are the cities ethics aud

chairman renne, there's really some grammatical cleanup that result the changes we talked about. i assume that's all encompassed in the motion? >> yes. we discussed making reference line 12 to officers, plural. those changes will be made consistently throughout the deletion of single matter be made throughout the optional additional language would not be included. >> thank you. >> and the change in language. i would just say that looks like consistent with the commission's language no payments made by any person prior to february 1-excuse me? they went back to february 1. shall count towards the qualifying or reporting threshold period. no need to have the reference it said if every first week in the language strike what i just said. >> regulation to 2.05 regulation to 2.05 6 feet at this regulation is about trying to provide further propagation but the definition of member as that term is used in the ordinance because it excludes payments made to an organization for membership dues payments made by an organization distribute medication to its members. so, subsection a the draft

renne, here. all commissioners are accounted for. turning to item to public comment on matters appearing and not appearing on the agenda. do i have any members of the public who wish to comment at this time? >> yes, good evening commissioners

life-threatening risk of rip renne for you on this windy wednesday. how long will this last? i'll have the details in the forecast. >>> miami-dade police officers has been involved in a crash, this is at northeast first avenue and 12th street in miami. we're working on getting you some updates and getting you know what location. (donkey sound) (elephant sound) there's a big difference between making noise, (tapping sound) and making sense. (elephant sound) (donkey sound) when it comes to social security, we need more than lip service. our next president needs a real plan to keep social security strong. (elephant noise) hey candidates. enough talk. >>>>hey there, south floridians. it is another windy start. here's whaha it looks like from miami. place too. those clouds are not producing any precipitation so don't worry about the rain gear today. you'll need the sunglasses as peaks of sunshine will occur and hold on to your hats. 17 mile an hour wind gusts i miami. 72 in ft. lauderdale with the southeast wind anywhere between 17 and even 20 miles per hour at times. down by the

renne, here. all commissioners are accounted for. turning to item to public comment on matters appearing and not appearing on the agenda. do i have any members of the public who wish to comment at this time? >> yes, good evening commissioners and director pablum. dr. derek kirk. january meeting for a view expressed resistance to the mayor's directive to cut your budget by 3% over two years. it is troubling that your funding depends on the good graces of the same city hall folks that you're supposed to monitor. that inhibits your independence. if you like to sharply into city corruption your funds can be choked off because your budget is your leash. there is enough control just by having your appointments made by elected city officials. compare your funding to that of the controllers city services auditor program. it also was placed on the ballot and approved by the board and the voters, but it's funding is a guarantee 0.2% of the total city budget. that makes it fiscally independent from city hall. since you are the cities ethics aud

. >> when voiceover artist renn pencil has to fly he's willing to pay extra to be able tos. guy. >> reporter: so ray who is also a retired cop figured an extra hundred bucks was worth it to get exit seats for and him on spirit airlines. the outbound flight was home. the flight attendant told him his flight had been downgraded. >> and got to our assigs. they weren't in an emergency exit room. >> reporter: his legroom was gone and asked for a refund but when he got home. >> i called. service line, and got put into a turnstile from hell. >> then it got worse. ray got an e-mail sayingay disagree the matter was closed and he had received their final response. that's how frustrated i was and then my wife you call the fixer. >> reporter: our fixer stephanie zimmermann took on ray's case and went straight to the airline and showed them ray hading he never received. within one day, spirit airlines apologized and said ray should have been given a full refund for the $52 which they away to the most interesting man in the world. >> i don't always have trouble when i fly but if i do, i'll call the fixer.

renne, here. all commissioners are accounted for. turning to item to public comment on matters appearing and not appearing on the agenda. do i have any members of the public who wish to comment at this time? >> yes, good evening commissioners and director pablum. dr. derek kirk. january meeting for a view expressed resistance to the mayor's directive to cut your budget by 3% over two years. it is troubling that your funding depends on the good graces of the same city hall folks that you're supposed to monitor. that inhibits your independence. if you like to sharply into city corruption your funds can be choked off because your budget is your leash. there is enough control just by having your appointments made by elected city officials. compare your funding to that of the controllers city services auditor program. it also was placed on the ballot and approved by the board and the voters, but it's funding is a guarantee 0.2% of the total city budget. that makes it fiscally independent from city hall. since you are the cities ethics aud

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renouncing any fog in the shot to get ready wising increase in cloud for tomorrow tomorrow night at the rennes should the arms each cast we do have more storms on the right is tested this weekend this is the biggest on were we will see what and when the conditions it would generally be drive today we are tracking a slight chance to live a sprinkle 53 in oakland 51 in fremont of the '40's and the more 55 san jose mid 50's downtown san francisco to chill the tomorrow the clock starts the 5:00 in the morning. >>anny h: not to worry about the morning commute in the afternoon we will start to see the cost increase in the north metacenter rosa san francisco and the rain comes through peninsula and the rain get quite heavy at times another storm rise looks for early next week >>rebecca: traffic is backed up into the macarthur maze this is very lightly traveled only seven minutes from the pace across spend up to the document 23 mention hi rick dennison >>darya: their accord was to start to the a three day preliminary hearing they're accused of beating 31 year-old michael to death in his jail cell last

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