. >> commissioner rilely? >> yes, now that we have heard it loud and clear, parking is a real issue, so, i'm looking forward to hearing your next plan. how to take that into consideration, to not take a lot of parking spaces away as well as accomplish what you need to accomplish and i personally go to polk street and bush for meeting all of the time and now i find that the garage, the parking garage on polk is always full, so i have a real problem finding a parking space to go to my meeting. so, i guess that we need to take a look at how to keep the existing parking space. as well as how do we maybe, allow, if mta is not going to build any more garage and maybe allow the private sector to build the garages to meet the needs of the neighborhood, thank you. >> commissioner o'brien. >> so, a couple of comments, one seems to be a real exclusive interest here between business and the bicycle advocates which is going to be difficult to reconcile, for at least to be recognize that up front and we can do something abo

one of the consequences is that every, once or twice every decade, the electorate gets riled up, cranky about one party rule and takes it out on a democratic candidate. it's how a guy named mitt romney ran against a gang of three and beat shannon o'brien in 2002. it happens from time to time. in the stat that jumps out, ed markey, a 36 year veteran in the house, it's one of the longest in the house before moving to the senate. he lives in the d.c. area, a house in mass. there's a story he doesn't live there anymore. it's the kind of thing, if people start -- if the race captures public interest, if the spotlight is turned up on markey, he has the markers of insiderdom that riles up people. this is the guy the machine spit out at us. he doesn't live here anymore, we want something new. gomez, there's appeal there. he looks like an outsider. he's not been that impressive of when he opens his mouth. on paper, there's a contrast. i think markey will be fine. there's a possibility this gets interesting. >> the common wisdom about what happened when scott brown won in 2010, while martha coakl

. >> rilely? she had a prior commitment. i would like to ask the members of the public to silence or turn off all cell phones or portable device and we would like to take this opportunity to thank sfgov tv and the media to all media services for the continued support of our meetings. >> to move on to item number two, mr. president. >> yes. commissioners, you are now in item number two,

in congress, that kind of thing, really not living in molden and living in the beltway, does that rileink it's possible, not likely. i look at coakley and talk about the terrible campaign she ran. it was the height of the battle and why it captured the public's interest. the public looked at her. it doesn't work. the public, if it never reached that level of interest because of health care, she would have won. >> part of the reason is tea party groups and conservative groups decided to make scott brown their vehicle at a time they needed one. they found it in him. we'll see if that sort of same dynamic can play out with gabriel gomez. i don't see it but i don't always see it. steve kornacki, you are going great. >> thank you. >>> i will use the word ferrari in a legitimate news context, next. i'm the world's worst cleaning lady. i'm here in your home, having a pretty spectacular tuesday. ♪ but i don't notice the loose rug at the top of your stairs. and that's about to become an issue for me. ♪ and if you got the wrong home insurance coverage, my medical bills could get expensive. so ge

i think our programs we're delivering rile high programs our feedback it really good and based on 90 percent of survey responders say they like argue programs and recommend them. we do begin and work very close that the mayor's office and appreciate the mayors willingness to help out. >> and when does the clubhouse come back? i think we've been working pretty closely with the organizations we're going to staff it ourselves until we can work with the community to decide what kind of partner we want in this facility. and obviously if we had the fund we'll be open all the time >> do we have the minute i - do we have support from the city for retooling or replacing turf? >> our turf has some of the synthetic turf has a replacement of every 10 years. a turf replacements program is in our our budget. the level of commitment is unclear. the city has invested about $25,000 but unfortunately, because of the process the program has taken longer and cost morning it was anticipated. i think we're going to need to think about opportunities whether it's - >> so the city fields foundation is not th

>> news media don't get riled up about this. very good reporting lately on cbs news by sharyl attkisson and we're beginning to see a crack in this and it may begin to change. this testimony might bring to us critical mass or even the hesitant members of the mainstream media will decide gee there is something here after all we better pursue it i'm not predicting that but i'm saying it's possible. >> bill: ask bernie goldberg to come in on thursday and take a look again. bernie is coming up today as well how the network news hand delegates it that night. they will have to cover we expect some of the cable networks make excuses for the president. we will see. final thing, i think that hillary clinton is almost the teflon lady. nothing really seems to stick to her no matter what it is. she kind of blightly goes along. two years ago benghazi, oh well what was that all about? let's see what happens. too early to say. this needs to do further blossoming it might not happen. if it does, it has real potential to harm her going down the r

. >> rilely? she had a prior commitment. i would like to ask the members of the public to silence or turn off all cell phones or portable device and we would like to take this opportunity to thank sfgov tv and the media to all media services for the continued support of our meetings. >> to move on to item number two, mr. president. >> yes. commissioners, you are now in item number two, presentation of the small business commission certificate of honor recognizing the city employee treasurer as part of the city employee recognition program, this is a discussion item. >> commissioners, director of the office of small business. and we have with us, richard simons, our tax and treasurers, and pauline marks from the tax and treasurer's office and it is great pleasure and some what sadness and pleasure to honor him for his service and 13 and a half years with the tax and treasurer's office and he has worked very closely with our office and our staff and when we opened the office of small business, provided training orientation, an

. >> commissioner rilely? >> yes. commissioner ortiz answered my question, already. but i see quite a few members of the public here tonight and so would i like to hear the public comments before i ask the next question. >> i have a quick question. you said on the put out reach, what if you go into a neighborhood early and they said that we don't want to get rid of any parking because we said that in the upper market and we wound up losing 15 parking spaces and it did hurt the neighborhood because we have businesses now and so what do you do in the situation or are they going to replace them but we never see them replaced. well, so, >> that is tricky. >> no, that is okay. so as he said what we do is we try to start by listening and trying to understand, you know, we don't do a project for the purpose of just removing parking. there are goals and i tried to lay these out. and in terms of what our charge under the city charter is. to make transportation in san francisco and we also have the safety goal of smfta board has adopted for us. >> and so when we are coming int

. >> rilely. aye. >> o'brien. >> aye. >> thank you. >> the motion passes 7-0. and next item please. ? >> commissioners that puts you on item 8, director's report. >> good evening, commissioners i will just be brief and highlight a few key things and so last friday, congress woman nancy pelosi held an event at one of our local manufacturers heath ceramics to promote the national initiative naked in america as we launch here in san francisco af made week and small business week. so, it was a great event, with the congress woman highlighting the initiative at the federal level for encouraging the growth of local manufacturing and encouraging manufacturing to relocate back on to the u.s. soil. so to speak. and then, allowed an opportunity for myself to talk about small business week and for kate to talk about sfmade week. and so i appreciate that. and i have for you some more outlines for small business week. and the line up of the presentations for the award ceremony on thursday. for your information. and then, you heard the presentation today from greg asay about

suggested a few moments ago perhaps it is london's foreign policy that in some way or another has a riled up perhaps as you mentioned a moment ago the outspoken minority what can you say or thorough teens do aid to protect its people but be to prevent future attacks such as this. i think what we need to do. a must look at the causes of this i think it for us just to deal with the after effects of the slaughter in london i think is nonsense i think we need to look at what is causing this yes clearly. u.k. forces in places like. afghanistan and elsewhere and you blind support for. blind support for u.s. policy whether somalia or yemen or wherever else i think all of that we need to take stock of that we can't just expect that we. blameless and i think one of the united kingdom to take stock of this and see how to be an impartial. actor on the on the world stage dr holiday we have already we've already seen now anti muslim protests in london in the aftermath of this attack here do you think there's a danger of of a significant growth in anti muslim and anti immigrant sentiment for example it

. >> commissioner rilely? >> yes. commissioner ortiz answered my question, already. but i see quite a fe

his audience loves to get fired up and riled up against somebody.ring and tired. if president obama really wanted to achieve something in congress there is a way to do that and that is to be persuasive and to have a good argument, lay out the facts and get someone to come on to his side. the fact you can argue on policy on just about everything is not the republicans' fault. it's their fault. >> bob: it also is true every time a republican wants to do something in a bipartisan way they get threatened. limbaugh and other purists, you do that and we're going to primer you. >> democrats are so diverse. >> greg: rush limbaugh is most significant republican in the country when you think about it. republicans have yet to put forth a strong polar opposite, our version of obama. they haven't done that yet. like i said. anyway, obama goes to celebrities. he is such a star gazer. he is worse than hilton. >> and obsessed with the election when he was fund-raising for the election. >> think it spells big trouble. he needs to rally his base because the conservat

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>> he isn't causing a rile. you're causing a rile.unt me out. >> and joining us is joel edgerton. great to have you here. >> thank you very much. >> you stepped into the role after ben affleck stepped out of it. >> yeah, ben was supposed to do -- >> "argo." >> he was going to be tom and thankfully someone gave him a pile of money to do "argo" and made us both happy. >> i want to read a quote from the movie and book. it's about daisy and tom. they were careless people, tom and daisy, do you know this by heart? >> no, not the whole book. >> they smashed up things and creatures and retreated back into their money, their vast carelessness or whatever kept them together and let other people clean up their mess. >> you should read stories. pretty good. >> he's a beast, tom is a beast, you said. was he fun to play? >> yeah, it was a lot of fun to play. look, it's a great gift to play a character like tom buchanan. he's all the things you would hate to recognize in yourself in life. but that you really enjoy playing on screen because you can

the irs really riled up getting them alert.the ap situation has rated over 100 employees telephone records, in the south you say sometimes you just kicked the wrong dog and what they did, they kicked the wrong dog because you go out and mess with the press and start impeding their ability to do their job as the watchdog, now you have a whole different environment i don't have the white house has ever faced a hostile press, and they face one now. neil: to your point, don't think we've ever heard so many tough questions. normally the one fox news guy. how bad do you think this really gets? one thing the market has been doing their own thing, they are convinced this really doesn't get to be watergate type crisis, but it does prevent the president from doing a lot of the things he likes to do and i know that sounds like a perverse logic, but that is my investment world and that is what my investment friends tell me. >> i think you are spot on. business is afraid of what obama can do, what he has done. obama is becoming increasingly

and you know how riled up those tea partiers get about birth certificates.s not born in the united states, and that is not up for debate. he was born in alberta, canada, to an american mother, so technically making him eligible to run for president. joining me now to discuss the run for presidency is the host of "bill press show," bill press, current's own. welcome back in "the war room," bill. >> yes, i was born right here in the usa, in willington, delaware. >> michael: but you can't run with joe biden because you are from the same state. what are the optics of a tea party favorite running for president when he just barely squeaks in as an american? >> there is a saying around washington that every united states senator every morning looks into the mirror and sees the next president of the united states, in some cases he or she may have a point. with ted cruz this is so divorce from reality, it's laugh out loud funny. this guy is the most -- i think he has a better chance of being elected pope and he's not even catholic. he is the most unpopular senator in

so for god's sakes don't rile them up. i'm michael shure. you are in "the war room." [♪ theme music ♪] >> michael: today apparently kicks off conspiracy week on capitol hill featuring reguns of benghazi grandstanding and all new episodes of the gop's latest ginned-up scandal, the irs investigation. this is an issue we have been covering here in "the war room" all year. after citizens united the number of political groups registered as nonprofits shot up, it more than doubled. and the majority were tea party organizations. their status was to register as nonprofits and claim their purpose was to do things like teach people about the constitution. but many were just set up to allow corporate donors to funnel money into campaigns. democrats have been seeking those regulations for a while now. chuck schumer and a group of democratic senators called on the irs to impose a cap on how much money nonprofits could spend on political activities but mitch mcconnell and 12 other senate republicans sent the irs an explicit warning not to do that, that ba

will use to keep their base riled up, get them to a show up to the midterms and put forth no new legislationt be enough for the white house politically if benghazi stayed and inflamed issues on the right instead of creeping towards the mainstream as seem possible not long ago. >> it will have to be enough. as josh said there isn't really a whole lot more they can do. you have the head rolling at the irs over the investigation scandal. there is really not a whole lot of dramatic action you can take to of satisfy the benghazi grittics. releasing the e-mails proves what the white house has been saying all along. that is, look, it was a chaotic situation. we were trying to figure out what was going on, and trying to coordinate information from agencies that had a hand in it. i don't think it will go away, and it will have the affect of rallying the base, and giving the white house more to oh worry about in the 2014 midterms. i might add one other point the counter veiling and the strategies they might have to play, while we're all discussing something that happened in november of 2012 the seques

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we've heard facebook's cheryl sand berg and yahoo weigh in on working moms but this xhepts riled people. pul tudor jones is a legend on wall street, billionaire and philanthropist but this comment about work moms -- >> as soon as that baby's lips touch that girl's bosom, forget it. >> reporter: has many wondering if he's a sexist. tudor jones is father of foush and one of the richest men in the u.s. according to forbes. the remarks after he was asked why no women were part of this panel of titan traders at the university of virginia. tudor jones says the lack of great women traders is because motherhood is a focus killer. he explained upheavals like babies and divorce can translate to losing money. >> every single investment idea is going to be overwhelmed by that emotive connection between that mother and that baby. >> reporter: the media response was an immediate, oh, no he didn't! cosmopolitan.com headline read lame hedge fund mogul said breastfeeding ruins perfectly decent businesswomen. >> i've had two children while i was a working woman. >> reporter: jamie zimmerman, one of the m

. >> it's riled up a small part of the republican base. you can't go to a republican town hall meeting these days without people shouting benghazi, benghazi. >> they know what it means, these people yelling it. >> they know what it means. i think it's failed to catch fire in mainstream middle of the road voters. >> if it was a spin orchestrated by somebody at state, if somebody at state says let's not call it terrorism because that might be sting we're not supposed to say right now two weeks before the election because we killed al qaeda. if that happened, worst case scenario, what's the big damage there to anybody? >> i think what republicans would allege is that obama illegitimately won the election because he covered up -- >> because he spread the word throughout his bureaucracy, never say the word terrorism. >> exactly. this was weeks before the election. it looks bad. let's cover it up. and i think that what -- that's why you see all these analogies to watergate. because republicans genuinely do think this was malfeasance covered up t

the markets riling now are responding to that. right now the dow jones industrial average is up 85 points, up almost triple digits a short while ago. >> up 13 on the trading session, we'll get back to the growing problems for the obama administration, but first more on the markets and the -- bottom line, he is actual bullish. he thinks even once the fed cuts back, the rally will still run. take a listen. >> i think it will be a -- into the future because of the defici deficits, and the gap, how they can take it down. you at some point they'll want it to go up. anybody who's been on a diagonal knows you can get off the jelly doughnuts and survive. >> he's managing directors. he is not one he believes we need that -- >> he's also quite a winner. so i don't know if i'm going to basically put the stamp of approval on his predictions. but clearly he knows what he's talking about. pretty strong performance there. >> as aggressively as all these nay sayers having saying. so even if there were a modest pullback. we've also outlasted any v

that's the case with the baseless accusation coming from the inmate in the next cell, meant only to rileelse or perhaps just pass the time. gonzalez in fact is serving time for arson and has never been charged with rape. >> i'm a rapist? you can't pay attention to this [ bleep ]. >> when he gets out he will rape women. >> you better hope to god they do not let me come nowhere near you, because i swear to got, i will knock every [ bleep ] tooth you've got in your mouth. what makes you think i'll have a problem cutting down you? i ain't got no problem cutting down you. >> mr. gonzalez, how are you? >> prison psychology reggie matias is called in to calm gonzalez down. >> you're going home friday, right? >> yeah. friday is my out day. i want to hurry up and make it out there before i do end up doing something stupid knowing i will regret it later on down the line. when i'm sitting here -- >> i was getting a little worried about you. the closer it gets to your date, the more worked up you seem to be getting. >> i'm glad you noticed that. i'm nervous, man. don't get me wrong. i'm really happy

because this report is reverse engineered based on what will get the base most riled up. the guys at heritage know they will get a reaction when they say welfare. they know they will get a reaction when they say amnesty and put them together. the study is an open declaration of war on republican party elite who are quite committed in a past the point of no return kind of way to some kind of comprehensive immigration reform legislation. what's to remarkable about where we stand on this right now, the of over 11 million human beings hangs in the balance as think tanks duke it out. joining me tonight, senator democrat from minnesota, vice chair of the committee that held the immigration hearing today at which mr. norquist testified. my sense is you've got the gang of 8, there is momentum, big question about the dog that didn't bark being the right wing reaction that happened in 2006 and '07 to blow up the last attempt at this. switch boards lit up, petitions delivered, people at town halls. what are you seeing? what are you hearing from your constituents? what are you hearin

the point is, why would you want to rile up, in the day-to-day practice of white-collar criminal defensen i preach to my clients, keep your head down, i never call the government, hey, how is my case coming along? david: this is rather than that -- >> this is even worse. david: this is bringing a firearm to -- >> we've been saying all along we'll help you. guess what, we're not doing that anymore. david: why do you think they're doing it? what does it indicate on their part? >> i think it indicates believe it or not some confidence on some level, that you know, cohn is not going to be prosecuted. >> not the opposite? >> no, no, i see your point too. why would they say, well, we're not cooperating. yeah, you're right. could also be. liz: maybe they sniffed out that the government has something? >> yeah. generally it is more like just an impasse. this happens all the time. we'll be talking in advance of a formal charge about some resolution. all of sudden it breaks down. they're like, all right. david is making a key point. that is all fine and well behind the scenes. why would you write a

republicans still have the same base that got riled up the last time congress tried to pass comprehensive immigration reform in 2007 and blow it up. so if you are a republican, you've got a problem. you're trapped between the two big challenges. you have to get right on immigration reform but do it without taking on your base. now, enter the irs scandal. now if you are, stay, paul ryan, who is at the hearing today and also a friend of the house's gang of 8 immigration reform, can you go around beating the living crap out of the administration about benghazi and then go back and try to make immigration reform happen. the great thing for you is talk radio will only talk about scanned scandals. rush limbaugh mentioned ir sirs8 times. benghazi 85 times. ap 533 times and immigration 14 times. this is the perfect setting for republicans to legislate and use these scandals as cover. in other words while everyone in washington this week is asking, will scandal destroy obama's second term agenda? these scandals might be the best thing that ever happened to obama's central legislation priority for

anti-marriage equality camp is really the old ves tajs of a dying par fi who are trying to use this to rileheir base but unfar gnatly are turning off the rest of america with the hateful came pain. >> what do you expect. >> well, you know historically it's the role of the courts to protect people's rights and to decide what's just and fair. we hope at the end of june the supreme court will side on -- will rule on the side of fairness an equality and rule in favor of freedom to marry. can i j just answer the question, the last question. >> sure. go ahead. >> i don't want to really papt the republican party in broad strokes. people like mel man an singer has done a great job of having conversations with our republican friends and have really moved the conversation in a way that we've never expected it to, even a few years ago. so you know, we've got leaders like senator portman and mark kirk, you know congress ed sullivan who support the freedom to marry they're being very helpful. >> you tell me you trust the republican movement, the conservative movement in this country to do equal and fair

be able to get back in the game if he has a supreme court vacancy this summer, getting his people riledspending, affordable care act, people don't like this administration. >> sean: are you predicting a retirement or two? >> i think there might be a retirement this summer. justice ginsburg i guess not in the best of health. more likely justice ginsburg. that happened in the past. it gives the president a chance to get back in the game. >> sean: karl rove, the architect, thanks. >> you bet. >> sean: coming up next, two examples of how out-of-touch the democratic party really is. don't miss. that is coming up straight that is coming up straight ahead. i turned 65 last week. the math of retirement is different today. money has to last longer. i don't want to pour over pie charts all day. i want to travel, and i want the income to do it. ishares incomes etfs. low cost and diversified. find out why nine out of ten large professional investors choose ishares for their etfs. ishares by blackrock. call 1-800-ishares for a prospectus, which includes investment objectives, risks, charges and expe