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. >> commissioner rilely? >> yes, at the committee meeting, i did express my concern about the mobile food truck. and you don't allow them to sell boltsed water, but they are allowed to sell bottled juice and soda and cans, and the customer are forced to buy a drink that is not as healthy as water so they don't have a choice and if they were to provide water, you know, of course, the space is a concern, and then, i could see that they might provide cups, so we are trading plastic bottles for plastic cups, so how are you going to address that >> in the legislation we didn't want to mix sort of the cup and the bottle issue together. we wanted to keep it focused on plastic water not to mix the message, you know, i guess that our hope would be that if people are selling cups that it will be paper cups or just encouraging people to have reusable stainless steel bottles i know that not everyone can carry them around all of the time but it is more and more common and your answer about the selling you know, the juices

gregory chow and rodney and steven lee and leo and irene riling and julie sue, my good friend right there please give them a round of applause and other cities are celebrated the year of the hours from our sister city we have a representative and vietnam and the office of vietnam trade. there we are thank you. a special friend who's the president of the academy of art university. (clapping.) now, it's my pleasure to honor a chinese gentleman it's the oldest chinese embassy we have the association to thank please join me in welcoming the gentleman mr. toy > >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping) happy new year. >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping) >> (speaking foreign language.) >> (clapping.) thank you very much doctor doctor toy our next speaker is from the association of the organization c a that advanced the ri7 and, in fact, the oc a suggested to the post office back in 18971 they issue t

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we've been an integral part of an agency that comments on the plans to trek, if any, the rile services our those transportation investments are closely intertwined for all of those infrastructure projects. those projects need substantial additional fund to be fully released. you adapted this plan that delta - dealt with the project. we received funding at the urging of the mayor's office to lead a brief technical analysis of the development opportunity and capacity to build over the rail site and this property in the center of the city holds financial value to help tap aisle all the infrastructure and create more funds to support cal train. there was several number one reasons including to connect the south of market and the bay front altogether. and to provide for spaces for off a and public amenity and a very transient area. this started and stopped because of the highly speed rail but we have now put the development on the rail yard for o of over $24 million. we want to evaluate some of the co

because doing so riles up the obama hating far right base. he needs to come out in droves in order to defeat democrat wendy davis. this is not just a texas phenomenon. take a look at what is happening in the capital, washington, d.c., where the "washington post" reports the republicans are shelving any big ticket legislation for the rest of the year. why? in the words of gop representative devin nunes, we don't have 218 votes in the house for the big vote, so what are we going to do? the reason there are not 218 republican votes is because there's a cohort of republicans in the house effectively the nugent caucus. people like tea party texas congressman steve stockman who brought ted nugent, a man who the secret service investigated after saying he would be dead or in jail if president obama won re-election, he brought that guy to the state of the union address. this year. right now, waiting for a vote in the house is a senate-passed immigration bill. would start to fix america's broken immigration policy and finally unshackle 11 million peop

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why would you want to get him riled up. i focus on my job. >> he says that bra va to is an important part of how he plays. he can get confidence because it's hard to get. in between the quarterback and his receiver and get those interceptions. how much is that mental game on the field a part of what ends up on the score board? >> it's a huge mental approach. when he's out there playing against the number one receiver for the other team, he knows he has to be at his best to stop that guy. we have been working on that all year. he knows he has to be on his p's and q's. that could be the deciding factor to win the super bowl. you never know. >> it can play into his mentality too. media day was crazy. he tweeted out this photo with all the cameras looking at him. it was mutts and this whole week there's so much richard sherman up until tomorrow's game. can that psych him out at all? is that going to take him out of his game? >> i think we have seen he's been able to shoulder the pressure and the attention. i think it's a good t

. >> get too riled up.ng a little bit of exercise going down the hill. >> this guy keeps his distance from the moose which is the smart thing to do, the moose is coming out how do i get out of this road? blow the stop sign. like being on one of the toll roads that you can't find an exit for 20 miles. >> right. stuck behind a moose. >> is this rush hour traffic in this small town? it doesn't look like there's a lot of residents there. >> they call it moose hour traffic. the moose in a full gallop and she's look a horse. eventually finds her spot. >> right doesn't look too great. downhill, i'll get off here. fine. >> all of a sudden, i wonder what it was that said that's the spot? >> it was one spot that didn't have six feet of snow on it. >> she looks like she's wearing socks. >>> not your typical day in lake county, florida, what you have here is dash cam, watch what this dash cam picks up, this driver blows through a red light and bang! >> ah. >> smashes into something. that something he smashed into was a

boehner's actions riled some conservative groups who are now calling for the speaker to lose his job. reid: i'm very happy to see that the house is legislating the way they should have been legislating for a long, long time. mcconnell: they are certainly free to express their opinions about what we do here, along with everybody else, and we'll see how it plays out in the senate. texas republican ted cruz is threating to filibuster the bill. voting starts today for 15- hundred workers at a v-w plant in tennesse on uaw representation. if workers vote the union in, it will be the first time the uaw has represented workers employed by a foreign car maker. the state's governor is fiercely opposed to the possible unionization, he has also questioned v-w's neutrality in the matter saying the german auto-makers is attempting to orchestrate unionization. disney workers plan to take on the mouse house. union negotiations with disney world begin in march. employees want higher wages, more affordable benefits and better pensions. cnn reports-- the starting pay for a disney charcter is $8.20 per h

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. >>> new tonight at 11:00 a group of fairfax county proper owners is all riled up and ready for a fight. >> this proposed expansion of the lorton landfill disposes of construction waste. it was supposed to be turned into a park by 2018 and now the landfill owners aring to stick around till 2040. people who live and work nearby are trying to trash that idea. mola lenghi where a packed house of residents are meeting with planning officials right now. pretty heated meeting there? >> reporter: absolutely. they're wrapping up now. those who live nearby that lorton landfill are fighting the expansion that would keep the landfill around for 22 years beyond the current agreement. they packed the council chambers tonight. environmental services inc. or esi is proposing the expansion that would include a missieve 70-foot high and 2- mile long -- massive 70-foot high and 2-mile long retainment wall around the landfill. those who live and work nearby say dump trucks cause traffic and an eyesore delivering hundreds of truckloads of waste a day bringing dirt, debris, rocks, nail and rubble that falls

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been engaged in street parents also with stone throwing protesters in istanbul demonstrators were riled by recent court ruling that delayed the hearing over the death of a protester in a gas a park rallies last summer that's one thousand year old became the first victim of weeks long violence over urban regeneration which swelled answer and to government protests. israel has approved plans for over five hundred houses in east jerusalem and territory occupied since nine hundred sixty seven construction as expected to start next week palestinian leaders say it violates international law and is accusing israel of the straw and the peace negotiations which began last july in the united states jerusalem as fought over by both the israelis and palestinians as their capital. and warehouse fire in argentina has killed nine firefighters and civil defense workers when a seven meter wall collapsed on them as they pass all the flames seven others were injured in the incident at a storage facility for bank and. alchemists and data and gwen aside as the calls of fire is being investigated but authori

as many as eleven thousand men and women make their home on elements get riled up. about two thirds struggle with mental illness drug addiction or both but it wasn't always this way. i came to skid row it was more like skid row's we identify old drunks old drunks on the street. it used to look terrible these old krystle garza drunks. and believe was really safe because they were not very aggressive now we have young strong crack addicts who are many times are willing.

are you know most of the area to the national mall riled what have you done the other people couldn't say no to spend this amount of money on session at this stage and other things well you've lived. you would rather put your money. hospitals schools and that meant that thousands of things that need to do that. in russia. this is not is not unique it's just up out of the global boom. it's it's it's it's part of the situation everyone will but that's partially true peaks at fifty one million dollars has been spent on sought to use a good part about going to be a procession of course it is also a hint of hops the money convince him to spend on other projects inside russia and maybe a lot of russian see about ways of thinking so what's his is a relatively speaking a small resort to sum it all yet the russians the one to go there in the future. it was as well. they cannot just look at some of the fed is and that sum up the sun i think that the spending twice as much but awfully that the use of these games gandhi was standing up to some of the games. before sale of the london games. so it'

police have been engaged in street battles with foreign protestors in the stumble demonstrators were riled by recent. delay the hearing over the death of a protester nick as a park rallies last summer that's one zero became the first victim of weeks long violence of urban regeneration which swelled into anti-government protests. israel has approved plans for over five hundred houses in the. territory occupied since nine hundred sixty seven construction is expected to start next week palestinian leaders say it violates international law and is accusing israel of the straw in the peace negotiations which began last july in the united states jerusalem is better only for the israelis and palestinians as their capital. a warehouse fire in argentina has killed nine firefighters and civil defense workers that's when a seven metre wall collapsed on to them as they battle the flames seven others were injured in the incidents which the place had a storage facility for banking documents and dates and when a scientist the calls of fire is being investigated fossil forests they say that arson might hav

and i want to ask a question because commissioner rilely brought up the same thing, all of your sodas and most of the teas are sold on plastic containers, most everything is in plastic containers and so what is the difference between water, and a soda and when you know, the one thing that you said in our commissioner meeting, which i still have a problem with is when you said, you know, well at pride, and then i am going to throw in folsom and king saturday and all of these other street fairs? you know, in the summer and some days are very very hot. and you know, i have a, you know, with the pride you said, well they didn't have this, you know, plastic boltses at pride, you know 20 years ago. well 20 years ago at pride they only had a couple of thousand people and we have a million now, and fulsom has 800,000 come ng town and that is a hot weekend in september. my problem that i have with this legislation is that you have sodas and you have everything else and you are just targeting water on this. and on the recycle part about that, i know for a fact that they take recycle able bottle

hundreds of demonstrators in istanbul's main square offices use water cannon and tear gas to break up riles protesting against government moves to tighten control on the internet the draft bill allows the blocking of websites with a hard order but it's criticized as an attempt to disguise the opposite. i. a new e.u. report this week pointed to a wave of corruption sweeping through the glock russel's estimates that losses thanks to shady deals amount to billions of you. there are estimation that corruption costs in the european union is no less than one hundred twenty billion euros each year and that is the equivalent of an e.u. annual budget so it's a lot of money we're talking about the figures were revealed by the e.u.'s home affairs commission and its fast annual report on the subject the agency's chief called the problem breathtaking and warned the writing trafton democracy and a free to play is and the people the flemish nationalist party says while highlighting bribery on a national level the reporter knows brussels overall complexity. problems in some member states are huge and wides

longer can that go on with this sort of like almost no growth situation with people protesting getting riled up about what do you think. wrong i think the ripple i think eventually you're going to see some serious political action. or other parties are going to get in there and we're going to see . something different something always exciting drama definitely if nothing else now our next comment comes via you tube from iron rod rod writes in response to last friday's show featuring chris whelan and jen rogers he says quote free trade benefits the already advantaged in the case of t.t.p. the multinationals at the expense of everyone else read the open veins of latin america by a galley onil and understand how these ideas been used by developed countries to exploit others the secret t.t.p. has been written by the corporations for the corporations simple as that ed you believe that free trade agreements by design are developed to exploit certain countries. i mean that is already there. quite frankly yes because you know let's go back to paul craig roberts he wrote this book about the decline o

. >>> up next, you can get the internet riled up. if you can do that you can create an army of indignation which can accomplish just about anything, but this time, the internet may have taken on an army too big to be defeated. you versus the nsa when "press here" continues. >>> welcome back to "press here." the internet is kind of like a young boxer who so far is undefeated. the internet helped bring down hosni new bar remark and gadhafi and defeated, what, soap pa and pippa laws, right? and now with fresh confidence, it steps into the ring to take on its biggest opponent ever, the nsa. internet users have declared tuesday, february 11th, as the day we fight back. thousands of websites will protest. april glazer is with the electronic frontier foundation. she is an expert in so many things, the fcc often consults her when it's write the rules. thanks for being with us this morning. let me just throw out this idea that the internet has finally taken on more than it can chew h the nsa doesn't seem to care about what congress thinks abo

so she wrote these letters and poems and got them riled up against the british and she also informed the men meeting in philadelphia about how bad it was and they were energized to understand that they really did have to take on the british and the fact that they were in massachusetts and they were fighting the man into taking some of the men hostage was something very concerning obviously to the man from bost boston. john adams was in philadelphia having a perfectly nice time at the continental congress going out to dinner, having a nice life. meanwhile, his wife abigail is back at massachusetts with four little children and the british are coming and he says to her at one point, and it gets really dangerous to your children and fly to the words. even with the danger she was very interested in politics, and she kept saying to him you have to declare our independence from britain. when it looked like they were about to do that, she wrote to john and said well -- very good. you should remember the ladies and she said every man would be a tyrant if he could. and sean laughed at her and

. >> commissioner rilely? >> yes, at the committee meeting, i did express my concern about the mobile food truck. and you

demonstrators light fires in the streets of the capital go to our web site to find out what's getting students riled up. data on millions of school children in new york state being collected and handed over to private companies part of a massive surveillance program that's angering many parents marine important i reports. a new data gathering program in new york state shows that not even america's youngest citizens can be spared from having their personal information collected and stored the department of education is creating a statewide database that will include the names addresses test scores learning disabilities attendance and disciplinary records of every single public school students the data collection begins at the age of five and a private company called in bloom has been contracted to store and protect the records of three point six million students education officials say the program can help companies who produce a teaching material to tailor their products to student needs however parents are not buying it more than four thousand have signed a petition rejecting the in bloom program i

so she wrote these letters and poems, and she got the men all riled up against the british, and she also informed the men meeting in philadelphia about how bad it was. and it did give them, particularly the men who worked from new england, energized to understand that they really did have to take on the british. and the fact that they were in massachusetts and fighting, fighting the man and taking some of the women hostage, was something very concerning, obviously, to the men from boston who were in philadelphia. and one of those was john adams who became our, what, second president, right? john adams was in philadelphia having a perfectly nice time at the continental congress, going out to dinner, you know, having a nice life. meanwhile, his wife, abigail is back in massachusetts with ford little bitty children, and the british are coming. and he says to her at one point, if it gets really dangerous, take our children and fly to the woods. thank you, john. [laughter] hope you're having a nice done in philadelphia, right? but even with the danger, she was very, very interested in politic

climate change denialism has become a badge of honor, a way to show off conservative credentials and rilethat than senator ted cruz. >> it is freezing. i mean, it is really cold. i have to admit i was surprised. al gore told us this wouldn't happen. >> the new standard operating procedure in the gop is to cite winter weather as evidence that global warming doesn't exist. this is john cornyn tweeting on friday. snow on the ground in 49 and 50 states and global warming should be an urgent priority. it's snowing. the snowgate theorists report temperatures as repudiation. there's conservatives who would like to make snow angels on the top of dvds of an "inconvenient truth." >> just so you'll know, global warming is a total fraud. the federal government wants to create global government to control our lives. it's step by step more and bigger control over our lies. global warming is simply that strategy in spades. >> 97% of scientists agree that humans are causing global warming, but try finding a single republican in congress to confirm that basic fact. years after newt gingrich and john mccai

>> i would hate to see him when he is riled up from a fight.has come a long way from my boom box in my college dorm room to fight george zimmerman. and i must say george zimmerman is so versatile. fighting a black guy, what a change. good for him, really mixing things up. >> they better make sure he doesn't bring a gun. >> and shoot him. >> i love this whole giving a a portion to charity thing because that makes everything okay. >> isn't george zimmerman already a charity? isn't that what got them in trouble? he made himself a charity and he took the money in and got in trouble for that. maybe that's it. maybe he is going to keep the money and pay his bills because he thinks he is a charity. >> i am going to go out on a limb and say this is not a good idea. >> thank you for that of the. >> anyone who thinks it is a good idea i would be willing to box them. that would be a great map. -- a great match. >> i would like to see you in the ring. you wouldn't have a chance with perhaps a strong wind. >> that's why i am willing to do it. nobody thinks

>> would hate to see when heap is riled up for a fight. he has come a long way from my boombox, in college, fighting george zimmerman. george zimmerman is really versatile. you know, i mean, fighting a black guy. whuf what a change? >> really mixing things up. >> better make sure he doesn't bring a gun. >> and shoot him. >> tom, okay, i love this whole giving up portion to charity thing. because the that somehow makes everything okay. >> give it to charity. thing is, isn't george zimmerman, zimmerman, already a -- a charity? isn't that what got him in trouble? >> not only that. exactly. but he made himself a charity. and he took all of this money in. he got in trouble for that. maybe he is, maybe that's it. maybe he is going to keep the money and pay his bills. he thinks he is a charity. i've will go out on a limb saying this is not a good idea. >> thank you. any one who thinks it is a good idea. i would be willing to box them. a great match. >> yeah, yeah, like to see you in the ring. >> yeah. you wouldn't have a chance with perhaps a str

that riled another weather guy. al roker. one of the nicest guys in the world.m the mayor for throwing the national weather service under the bus. the forecast was on time and on the money and you know would you're in trouble when the "new york times" is not on your side. charlie says, welcome to, i guess, comrade storm. >> comrade deblasio. maybe they don't have snow days in russia. i don't know. >> i take it as a new york resident you're not impressed. >> gives us an insignature-din sight into how bad of a mayor he will be. >> just started. >> but he does not have the experience. he never did really anything other than these madeup jobs in the city council -- >> why do you think his stewardship of the storm has hurt? >> we were all sitting around here talking about how horrible the storm was. for me, i don't pay attention to the weather, i don't run a school system and a city. for me to know that the weather was going to be really horrible is -- and him not to know and blaming it on some reports, one of the national weather services report, is stupid, and it i

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