roland in new york, roland? >> caller: i have a question -- i retired early, have an i.r.a.ooking for conservative dividend income and i've recently been looking at kmp, kinder morgan partners. really would like to know your opinion about it. >> check with your tax accountant, because some stocks cannot really go into i.r.a.s because of a business tax. you want to be sure. you've got to talk with your accountant about these. the stock had a not great quarter and it's been knocked down. and the master limited partnerships have all been coming down. but i believe in rich kinder. rich kinder is not dick heckman. dick heckmann had a terrific company around, this one's not it. rich kinder made a lot of people a lot of money. i'm not going to abandon that company. but i do honestly right now like linn energy more. higher rates don't have to be the end of the world, conn's might be a microcosm. wouldn't you like to have a stock that goes up gigantically? or would you say i don't want that gain because rates are going higher? stay with cramer. >>> coming up -- nice view? hilton's mo

roland says he used to pay more than $150 a year for medication. you're spending $91 a year now?> right now i am. that's right. >> reporter: that's amazing for -- >> i know that. i know that. this a great thing. >> reporter: do you tell your friends about this? >> i've told a few. i've told a few. >> reporter: here's one more tip -- weigh in bulk. dr. belk says have your physician write a prescription for a year's worth of your generic medication. often it costs only a smidgeon more than buying a single month's worth. >> there's no need for you to have to see pick up a medication every month that you've been on for the last five years and the dose hasn't changed. and it's a lot cheaper not to. >> folks, at every drug program mentioned in this report on our website, look under "7 on your side." i've also linked to dr. belk's website. it is worth taking a look at. >> makes send. thanks. >>> just in time for dinner -- >> up next, the healthy hot meals that can be delivered a subaru... ...are the hands that do good things for the whole community: the environment, seniors, kids, and a

hearing was in front of the neighborhood services and safety committee and supervisor campos asked roland pick ens chief operating officer if it had been voted on by the health commission. it was never discussed at the full health commission, they never took a vote on it. most of the speakers during that october 17th hearing i should say all 40 of them opposed moving dialysis because of the burdens of the patients to face longer transportation times. places a huge burden on them. >> thank you mr. monnet. your 3 minutes has passed. >> thank you. >> next i have mr. robert fitch. >> hello. thank you for having me here. i am with the city college disabled students programs and services and i know you are aware of all of the stuff involved with a creditation but even on a statewide level as it relates to seniors and people with disabilities. trying to redefine the purpose of community colleges narrowly pretty much wiping out all of the people who go for a class or two the classes for disabled students and older adults programs particularly the ones that are offered out in the community places

and then this new guy you're playing in this one, roland -- >> yeah, roland turner.eatnik named johnny five driving him around. >> jimmy: so you're sitting in the back of this car. you have a cane. and it's so rad, and you're just being like a smart ass. >> yeah, but a really bad, angry, jazz guy. >> jimmy: gosh, it makes me laugh. i was watching it. every single line you said, i was like, "oh, my god." we'll show this clip, but he's -- llewyn davis is the guy driving. this is oscar isaac and he's the actor. and he's trying to do something serious. >> yeah, he's a folk musician, and we're traveling to chicago together. >> and your character doesn't really like folk music? >> he doesn't like anything. >> jimmy: doesn't like anything. here's a clip. here's john goodman in "inside llewyn davis." take a look at this. >> solo act? >> yeah, i know. >> now, you used to what, work with a cat? every time he played a c major he would puke a hair ball? >> used to have a partner. >> what happened? >> threw himself off the george washington bridge. >> well, [ bleep ], i don't bla

i strenuous ly object to roland, wong's creative suggestion to save rent money by dumping people out of county when you do that you diss enfranchise san franciscans from their native city why aren't you asking how many people have been dumped out of county? they won't give me the data, will they give it to you? i need to go to supervisor campos and have him hold another hearing to find out what's happening to the seniors that can't get into laguna honda. don't you care whether we're being dumped out of county? >> thank you mr. shaw any other public comment on this item. okay public comment items not on today's agenda we will limit you to one minute. strict limit. >> this is not on the previous agenda. this is on what i believe should be on one of your future agendas that you absolutely request that decip provide you with summary level data on discharge locations and begin reporting on the number of out of county discharges. i have begged the about the period department of public health to start making laguna honda staff in the program report the discharge locations. is it board and c

>> oh roland okay. >> as part of the discharge process of laguna honda residents, they are going to have a discharge fare, basically, december fifth between 1 p.m. to 3 and basically it's to provide information for residents and staff, resources are available in the community. the social service department had invited independent living resource center of san francisco, they put a booth together or table to share some of our service you know the programs that independent living center offers so it's a great way to let the residents know that there are services available for them to engage in the community. >> i agree. i had them participating that discharge fare and i had my third one and this december is going to be my 4th one i believe and you are right laguna honda staff are really engaging their residents they call them residents, to attend this type of fare and they are creative they are doing some drawings now to get them to attend and participate and in the booth get information and from what i'm understanding we're expanding and it's always been well received because i stay there

roland says he used to pay more than $150 a year for medication. you're spending $91 a year now?'s right. >> reporter: that's amazing for -- >> i know that. i know that. this a great thing. >> reporter: do you tell your friends about this? >> i've told a few. i've told a few. >> reporter: here's one more tip -- weigh in bulk. dr. belk says have your physician write a prescription for a year's worth of your generic medication. often it costs only a smidgeon more than buying a single month's worth. >> there's no need for you to have to see pick up a medication every month that you've been on for the last five years and the dose hasn't changed. and it's a lot cheaper not to. >> folks, at every drug program mentioned in this report on our website, look under "7 on your side." i've also linked to dr. belk's website. it is worth taking a look at. >> makes send. thanks. >>> just in time for dinner -- >> up next, the healthy hot meals that can be delivered to to thoseworried...ited... poked and prodded... taken risks... and lived in a state of "what if?"... welcome to a new state... of h

but as jackry roland reports the day began with thoughts on the passing of nelson mandela. >> the presidentned the meeting with a moment of silence in honor of mandela. and then went on to outline the meeting, in particular the situation the central african republic. he also said other key issues were trafficking and also terrorism, a problem which he said affected many countries on the continent. the summit continue on saturday. with six word powers to work out the details of a deal aimed at it will allow the easing of some sanctions against tehran. israel has vehemently voiced its opposition to the deal saying iran cannot be trusted. >>> the recovery effort in the philippines is still painfully slow. a fully rebuilt country is months if not years away, but there is a major effort to get economies moving again. >> reporter: there is very, very little left on the shoreline of tacloban. this man knows that too well. he is a fisherman, or rather he was given that his boat sits a couple of kilometers inland. how much were you earning and how much now? >> translator: before i was earning about

i saw this ice sculptor who was really putting together these amazing sculptures. >> the sculptor rolandseum for the fair. >> some of the recognizable pieces we did were a torso of michelangelo, we did a mona lisa, we did a thinker by rodan. >> minutes before going live, david comes up with a mischievous plan. >> i thought to myself, you know what, man, i am tired of doing all this serious news. i said, what if you just bring up this giant block of ice and i'll build up this story and talk about this being your prized possession, you have had the idea for months and then, the piece of resistance, i'm going to knock this thing over and it's going to shatter. >> he's like, come on, it will be great, don't corny. and i was like, okay, we'll do this. >> this is probably the coolest place literally and figuratively here at the fair, the ice museum, 15 degrees, the most unbelievable ice skupletures you have ever seen. you were telling me this is one of your prized possessions. >> yeah, this is a barachus cherub. he just pulled this out of the air. >> i'm standing here like, what the hell is th

. >> councilmember roland wong? >> approved. >> thank you very much councilmembers and we'll take a brief break now and we'll be back. we're going to they heard you. can the control room put the powerpoint presentation up, please, for mr. has kell. haskell? thank you. >> good afternoon councilmembers i'm happy to be here i'm the long-term care principal investigator and i'm also the facility facilitator i'm here today to present the long-term integration strategic plan for san francisco. this is the result of a great deal of work. i'm going to give you background information on why it was prepared and then tell you something about what the recommendations are to be accomplished in the next two years so this is background for you. information about what the long-term care design group is recommending and a heads up about what's coming because this is a big deal. so let me start out. this is a presentation that ordinarily would be given by a long-term care design group member this plan was prepared by the long-term ca

first speaker, roland wong >> good afternoon, mr. wong >> yes, i'm trying to get to it but the -- thank you. >> it's been a long time since i came to speak. today i'd like to compliment the new 5l folkton alliance. i think it's very great that we finally implemented a new service. as i used to -- well, i take the 38l and it's always congested so with the new 5l i got an alternative to make it easier for a lot of people. and the second item i'd like to bring up about the new fire busses, boarding on the new fire busses are a great improvement from the previous low floor busses but ideally i'd like to see that we continue to improve the safety of passengers to be able to board on the sidewalks. that's all i have for now. okay, talk to you later. >> thank you, mr. wong >> christopher folkerson, followed by michael katrellis. >> good afternoon, mr. folkerson. >> good afternoon, board members, in item 13 i'd like it speak about the needs we have in the taxi dispatch proposed for this item, i'd like to speak about the situation we actually

want to take part of the debate and i don't want to judge anything i'm very much it's not my rule roland it's not. very elegant of my brother of course i have my own opinion but it's for me and i the want to share it the only thing is that i love this country it's my country i love friends and i would like this country to go better and be better because we deserve it there is amazing people living here we have great talents it's a fabulous country that you know i think i mean and we deserve now to put this country back on the international scene to sleep thank you very much we're going to take a short break and we'll be back stay with us guys. live live. live. in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want to live. well the country fourteen olympics was this place like. this is so special as the russian resort prepares to welcome the world power the games shaping the city's present and future a lot more so we'll bring you this just a moment the report you for a look very cold and snowy windy mountainous top beyond dealing picks. starting with the first on our team. and we're back

want to take part of the debate and i don't want to judge anything i'm very much it's not my rule roland it's not. very elegant of my brother of course i have my own opinion but it's for me and i the want to share it the only thing is that i love this country it's my country i love friends and i would like this country to go better and be better because we deserve it there is amazing people living here we have great talents it's a fabulous country that you know i think i mean and we deserve now to put this country back on the international to sleep thank you very much we're going to take a short break and we'll be back stay with us guys. largest consumer of the seas and i'd say it will be in the country because the federal government simplicity is probably not very many of these global. probably going to realize you can just buy. your own just throw it away this equipment for. those themes environmental protection agency i phone is not a dump site here this is not waste. class that produces a. i believe vision responsible. for a bill too great. for mexico quadrant of mental health. but a

your own director, christine that ripkin was on it, there's the chamber of commerce, etta james, roland wong also is present. i want you to get a feel that people with disabilities were vitally involved in the development of the analysis and the recommendations. we had 16 members, 9 of them had a disability. within the 16 member overall committee we had a steering committee and within the steering committee the majority of us also had a disability. i'm saying this to emphasize, to enforce, that it was driven by our own constituents. we did have supportive help from the dm vplt, i have to say, from the medical society, from any number of agencies but we really are trying to find a way to fix what some of us have felt is a broken system and a system that's easy to gain and that doesn't benefit us. we who have a disability need to be able to easily find parking and have parking that's near where we want to go to eat, to shop, whatever our issues, whatever our needs, our interests, we need to be able to get close to those destinations. it's important also to acknowledge that we came from di

>> yes, roland wong, followed by (inaudible) richmond and then david fasio >> good afternoon, mr. wong >> hi, good afternoon again. i was on the committee also, you know, to discuss this big controversial topic. i used to drive and always had a difficult time finding a space to park, regular it is a regular metered space or blue zone space, it has become ever-challenging to find a space. change for the better to enable one to find a space to park. there is pros and cons to all areas. i'm just kind of, the stuff that's already brought up, if the agency increases disabled parking by 70 percent, 470 blue zone spaces, it may reduce regular spaces. but mraib not so much of increasing disabled parking spaces, you need to be increasing from the get-go. during the presentation it talked about review certification or recertification process, better monitoring from the dmv -- oh, gosh, already? >> 30 seconds, i think. >> i would like sfmta to support the recommendation. thank you.. >> next speaker, please. >> richard rothman. >> good afternoon, mr. rothman. >> hi, my name is richard rothman

everybody on purpose and boy did that show sing along after that so you are controlling len we think mr roland you have been on with my wife. will discuss some of his favorite roles next don't go away. please please take your leap very hard to take a. particularly long here. that are back with senator mccain they're looking. cute cute. cute cute cute. cute cute sleek you look at the political ticker. last time was a new alert animation scripts scare me a little. there is breaking news tonight and they are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears of snow white and gray things out there that had the ad ran dark and a court of law found online is a story made for the movies playing out in real life. back with james roll in the first showing november twenty fifth on the hallmark movie channel in christmas with tucker you were you you worked with steven spielberg right. yeah yeah i did yeah there's a matter of fact after he directed one of the welby's and would yes eat yes he did yeah yeah i think it was about the it was in the first part of the second year it was about

shipped what marked his signing of a new five year deal with the eighteenth when it opened up and maybe roland made it to will twenty minutes later but just before half time goalkeeper young's brother fumbled a corner and yet every one may and proved wrong back and midway through the second half who cashed fish check levelled from close range two to dortmund stay third on goal difference. while here in russia the premier league held a garter ceremony to honor some of the country's best players so the midfielder a man should all call for striking teammate alexander both and says god defender surrogate ignition a bitch were all given a special award for their full attributes into the development of domestic football while all three will also be looking to brazil next year as their part of fabric apollo's world cup squad. while in italy ac milan vice president adly on a galliani has announced japan midfielder keisuke honda will join the club in january on the three and a half year deal the twenty seven year old becomes a free agent at the end of december after spending three years at tesco moscow

on purpose and boy did that show sing along after that so you are more controlling len we think mr roland you have been on with my wife. we'll discuss some of his favorite roles next don't go away. please it was a. very hard to take a. look at on here. that are back with that her make her look. closely. you'll. see a lot of. the people. i suspect. over like the girls did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy shrek. well. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the club for the takeover of our government and our cracks we've been hijacked like a handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once i'm john mark and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the. rational debate real discussion critical issues facing define are you ready to join the movement then welcome to take. back with james brolin the scene first showing november twenty fifth o

it when they get into the website where they go to you know talk to the person that helps them and roland if you decide to enroll of people are actually part of the be a lot less for them when they actually get ready to pay their first month's premiums chris you will admit that it's smart for young people to sign up for insurance when they're young i think it's they may not be doing it because they think they're going to live forever but it would be intelligent to sign up it's smart definitely to sign up for some kind of insurance that's which plan you think is right for you if it's catastrophic or if you need specialists the one in it is not a here's an example of one of the problems for young people signing up for help. insurance with the with the money going to get back to the government is how much it requires them to figure out what they're going to make in the next year and for a lot of us were switching between jobs bartenders don't exactly not maybe not the best at math and if you get that number on how much you're going to make and then calculate what money you're going to get ba

roland of warcraft that's right despite the lack of evidence of these fantasy field terrorist cells the n.s.a. devoted so many resources to this program and had so many agents playing the games they didn't see how to make sure they weren't duplicating intelligence gathering or spying on each other folks this is where your tax dollars are going not only are we paying n.s.a. agents to slay digital orcs and collect make believe gold we're also paying for these spooks to watch porn because if there's one thing the hardcore extremists love it's porn great so not only do i have to worry about getting honed by newbies in the world of warcraft but now i have to worry about n.s.a. trolls too i guess even in a fantasy world privacy is just that a fantasy. i . right now public distrust of the corporate media is at an all time high it seems we're finally reaching the breaking point where people are waking up to the fact that the mainstream media is nothing more than a mouthpiece for the corporate agenda as distrust hence the record highs the airship for many of these networks has hit new lows the s

. >> an atf agent named roland belesterious was assigned the dangerous job of actually serving the warrantshe never even made it to the front door. >> a barrage of gunfire went right through the front door. >> camera man. hey, cameraman! >> ambulance, got it. >> how could these guys just start shooting at us? >> the morning of february 28th, 1993, i will never forget. >> crisis negotiator byron sage is the first fbi agent on the scene, arriving some 75 minutes after the shooting started. >> had i got there a little after 11:00, gun battle was still raging, which was significant. the average gun battle and law enforcement lasts about two seconds. this was a gun battle that had raged now for well over an hour. >> suddenly, there were some that shot back. we're not denying that. we were not too trusting of them, and we weren't trusting them because they were continuing to shoot. >> bullets were coming out of every window in the compound. >> fbi agent bob ricks would become the face of the government's effort to end the standoff. when he arrives, the fbi agents are in shock. >> they had the loo

roland one yard for the touchdown. bell intercepted, or is he?better is stripped, ball comes out, sooners still alive. later in the same drive, bell looking for saunders. there he is, seven yards from the touchdown, what a final drive. oklahoma adds another late score and wins it. >> central florida and a s.m.u., very late third quarter, rambles 15 yards. he gets there. that proved to be the winning score. u.c.f. heading to a b.c.s. bowl for the first time in school history. >> the annual army-navy clash is set. the 1963 game was played just 15 days of a the assassination of president john f. kennedy. here's michael eaves. >> as a nation mourned the loss of its leader, more than 100,000 fans filed into the stadium in philadelphia on a saturday in december of 1963. president kennedy, a noted football fan and navy vet had attended the same contest in years prior and the 1963 game was canceled, first lady jacqueline kennedy urged the game be played, saying that's what her husband would have wanted. >> they were thinking not to have the game, just th

desmond roland, cowboys up 24-20. last chance for the sooners. blake bell picked off. gilbert cannot hold on, that would be huge. take a look. gilbert is stripped. ball loose. looking for saunders. where is he. corner of the inzone. what a final drive. oklahoma adds another great score. the winner. baler-texas game will win the title. >> the annual army-navy clash is set for saturday in philadelphia. today marks the 50th anniversary of a memorable game, the 1963 game, played days after the assassination of john f. kennedy. >> as a nation mourned the loss of its charismatic leader, more than 100,000 fans filed into municipal stadium in philadelphia on a saturday in december 1963. president kenbi, a notable football fan and a navy vet had attended this same contest in the years prior. the first lady urged the game to be played. she said that's what jack would have woted. >> that was a tragedy. i read how they were thinking of not having a game. j.f.k. was a navy fan and vet. >> with army and navy ranked. quarterback roger star back leading to victory. time ran out, army

. >> roland is a fisherman, or he was, given that his boat is 65 kilometers inland. >> how much are youarning before the typhoon and how much now? >> before i was earning 300 pesos a day, but now i don't earn anything because i don't have a boat. >> and the truth is, his story is replicated thousands of times across tacloban. the challenge after the emergency aid phase is to get people working and get the local economy to take over again. every street in tacloban is an absolute mess and needs cleaning up. which means you have ready-made jobs. you have upwards of 20,000 people lining up for work. it means that they get a job, a little bit of money in their pockets and they play a big role in the rescue of their own city. [♪ music ] >> even if they are cleaning their house, we pay them. our point is that every one of them is cleaning up tacloban we can revive it. and with the money they have on hand they're able to buy things. if you go to the markets now there are a lot of things for sale immediately the economy has been revived. >> in fact, pretty much everywhere you go in tacloban you

roland says he used to pay more than $150 a year for medications. >> are you spending only $91 a yearat. that's a great thing. >> do you tell your friends about this? >> i have told a few. i have told a few. >> and here is one more tip, buy in bulk. he says have your physician write a prescription for a year's worth of your generic medication. it cost a smidgen more than buying a month's worth. >> there is no need to go and pick up a medication every month you have been on for the last five years and the dose hasn't changed. and it is a lot cheaper not to. >> i have posted every drug program mentioned in this report on our website. look under 7 on your side. i have also linked dr. belk's website. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> a bay area start up is looking to invent the incredible edible egg without the egg. the san francisco start up backed by bill gates is the first product is an eggirs free mayonai se sold at the whole foods market. the food tech company is aimed to change the way we eat. >>> there was a welcome delivery of warm coats at saint vincent depaul in san francis

look at roland martin at cnn making disparaging comments against the gay community. alec baldwin. there are consequences. >> they would look for any excuse to can martin. he was immediate yolk. >> always something. >> people miracle mistakes, tell jokes. all of the sudden that's unacceptable. everything is a mine field now. why? >> i think there is over sensitivity in the culture. it is difficult in the public eye. you might make a mistake but liberals definitely get more of a pass. when you look at cases that the liberal media have taken on with, for example, sarah palin. if letterman starts talking about her daughter will be knocked up by alex rodriguez they can make outrageous statements and he still has a job. you definitely see the double standard with the liberal media. i believe our culture has to find a place where there is tolerance but also this value for free speech and the ability to express your belief. >> i remember ebony being amazed that the longest serving democrat was robert byrd who used the n-word. liberals give themselveses a pass. they feel, we are good peopl

looks like they pulled off a comeback when roland piled into the end zone.ad time to get into scoring range. it is blake bell to jaelen saunders to give oklahoma with the lead. a cowboy lateral play went awe'll see you the next time news breaks the 34-24wen bit sooners keeps the cowboys from winning the title. >>> it meant baylor could bears scored 17 points in the quarter and then they put it away in the 4th. glasco martin takes the hand- off and goes 18 yards to the end zone. baylor 11-1 after the 30-10 win as the bears win their first big 12 title and will be headed to the feastia bowl. >>> well, not a good scenario for the warriors against the memphis team that had lost to for eleven straight games. here is why they don't play the games on paper. steph curry needing two 3s to the warrior's career leader in that series. the warriors jumped in front. bogut runs the floor. warriors led by 10 after a quarter. nice inside out pass and klay thompson was hot early. lead golden state with 30 points. the usual double-double for david lee. the grizzlies trimmed th

roland says he used to pay more than $150 a year for medications. >> are you spending only $91 a year> right now i am, that's right. >> that's amazing. >> i know that. that's a great thing. >> do you tell your friends about this? >> i have told a few. i have told a few. >> and here is one more tip, buy in bulk. he says have your physician write a prescription for a year's worth of your generic medication. it cost a smidgen more than buying a month's worth. >> there is no need to go and pick up a medication every month you have been on for the last five years and the dose hasn't changed. and it is a lot cheaper not to. >> i have posted every drug program mentioned in this report on our website. look under 7 on your side. i have also linked dr. belk's website. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> a bay area start up is looking to invent the incredible edible egg without the egg. the san francisco start up backed by bill gates is planting the start up. the first product is an egg free mayonai se sold at the whole foods market. the food tech company is aimed to change the way we eat. >>

. >> very intriguing, jackie roland there reporting for us from paris. >> you are watching the al jazeera news hour, still to come, once freedom fighters, now impoverished. why they are still waiting for recognition, compensation, and their land. plus, it is set to become the biggest health problem of your generation, but does dementia have the funding to match. and that snow way to play a champions league match, joe will tell us more about what happened next in a very cold european football match. syrian rebel forces are reported to be advancing. south of the country, it silts close to is israeli boarder, on monday, reforces reclaimed the town. >> leaders from six gulf states have called on fighters from the lebanese armed group hezbollah to lead syria. tuesday's talk says the summit in kuwait focused on the humanitarian situation, with members pledges hundreds of millions of dollars in aid. ties with iran are on the agenda, following last month's deal in geneva. omar is live for us in kuwait. now, omar, usually the gcc focuses on gcc issues but they also talk about regional issues as we

because i don't have a boat. >> and the truth is roland's story is replicated thousands of times.the change after the emergency aid phase has been to get people working. >> the streets, every street in tacloban is a mess and they need cleaning up which means you have ready-made jobs. that's why you have upwards of 20,000 lining up for the work for cash scheme. they get a job, money in the pockets and a big role in the rescue of their own city. >> cleaning the house - we pay them. the whole point is if every one of them are cleanlying up tacloban, we can revive it. with the money they had on hand they can buy things. you can see there's a lot of sales. immediately the economy has been revived. >> in fact, pretty much everywhere you go in tacloban you uncover little success story. sometimes it's someone owning a restaurant. >> i have regul ular suppliers. i thought maybe we could offer one or two of the regular menu. >> it's the small things that make a difference in the disaster zone, and the can-do stewed, the only thing that could triumph over adversity such as this. >> the unite