>> i have no idea. >> rudee, let's go. rudee. rudee, come here. get it. go. go. go.u+háeaching you the dance moves? >> yeah. >> you got to go to bed, rudee. your mom said you had to go to bed. yoyw97 this day calls you. to fight chronic osteoarthritis pain. to fight chronic low back pain. to take action. to take the next step. today, you will know you did something for your pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is a pain reliever fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood or behavior or thoughts of suicide. anti-depressants can increase these in children, teens, and young adults. cymbalta is not for children under 18. people taking maois, linezolid or thioridazine or with uncontrolled glaucoma should not take cymbalta. taking it with nsaid pain relievers, aspirin, or blood thinners may increase bleeding risk. severe liver problems, some fatal, were reported. signs include abdominal pain and yellowing skin or eyes.

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rudeness, great stuff as usual.se of me reading your column to you. >> i don't think i can say what happened while i'm on the radio. >> stephanie: it must be shared with the world it's just that good. [ ♪ magic wand ♪ ] rudeness, love you. >> now go clean up. >> stephanie: exactly. i read the part about obama apologist which would be me. hey. skipped over the parts i don't like. >> this one is a tough one. >> stephanie: 47 minutes after the hour. right back on "the stephanie miller show." >> ladies and gentlemen, prepare yourselves for a shock. >> announcer: it's "the stephanie miller show." (vo) this afternoon, current tv is the place for compelling true stories. >> jack, how old are you? >> nine. >> this is what 27 tons of marijuana looks like. (vo) with award winning documentaries that take you inside the headlines, way inside. (vo) from the underworld, to the world of privilege. >> everyone in michael jackson's life was out to use him. (vo) no one brings you more documentaries that are real, gripping, current. (

. >> rudee, let's go. rudee. rudee, come here. get it. go. go. go.ok. >> so is that the guy teaching you the dance moves? >> yeah. >> you got to go to bed, rudee. your mom said you had to go to bed. one ordinary family goes big... then goes home... a mother sees the light... a son explores new worlds... and a father finds himself... face to face with himself... only smoother... epic shaves... epic picture... and epic fun... your destination for man of steel... walmart. woman: what do you mean, homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods? [ heart rate increases ] man: a few inches of water caused all this? [ heart rate increases ] woman #2: but i don't even live near the water. what you don't know about flood insurance may shock you -- including the fact that a preferred risk policy starts as low as $129 a year. for an agent, call the number that appears on your screen. >>> how is mom holding up? >> i'm holding up. just a little tired, but it's okay. i'm used to it. >> what's the "s" mean. >> satisfactory. >> what? >> uh-huh. you made it to the fourth g

that's just rude. let's go to wes in nevada.ow you doing there this morning? >> stephanie: good. go ahead. >> caller: yeah, i just wanted to say that it all gets back to money. we should go back to eisenhower, you know. he warned us about the military industrial -- >> stephanie: that's right, he did. >> caller: here, we've got politicians screaming war and all of them -- at least mccain actually served. but most of these guys are draft dodgers, for god's sake. who are we kidding here? >> stephanie: yep. >> why in the heck do we let any of these people -- i thought the law was that if you're delving into politics, you have to pay taxes. why aren't these guys being made to pay taxes? all of them? >> stephanie: all right wes. >> congresspeople don't pay taxes? is that what he said? >> stephanie: he made very good points about the military industrial complex and war because you know what war means. war means death. >> death stalks you at every turn. there it is. there! at my age, the mind starts playing tricks. oh, where were we? >>

ski your -- is little like wayne gretsky ♪ but gretsky's got a big -- clarification everyone who's rude food leave trash inside my car rude ♪ ♪ you're acting all machio ralph but i'll eat all you cats alf ♪ ♪ we run the game umpire always chase the night young squire ♪ ♪ these semicolons are my light inside the dark ♪ ♪ it's right under your nose semicolon mouth ♪ ♪ opposite of north semicolon south ♪ >> i'm so sorry. these are actually not examples of semicolons. >> most of them are colons, technicalically grammatically incorrect. >> so you're correcting our g m gramm grammar? >> yeah. >> okay, well i've got to say alanis coming from you, that's a little ironic. ♪ it's like rain on your wedding day ♪ ♪ it's like advice that you just didn't take ♪ and who would have thought it figures ♪ ♪ >> so we just want to say with the four of us on this stage, all the gramarian out there, eat it [ bleep ]. >> there, there, buddy. >> thank you. >> jimmy: lonely island. i want to thank you jonah hill, arvind mahankali and alanis morissette. apologies to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is

. ♪ the rude pundit ♪ ♪ pundit ♪ ♪ ooh papa, papa, who ♪ >> stephanie: good morning rudeness. >> good. >> this thing that's connected to him. i don't know who is leeching off of who. >> we don't know. >> stephanie: who is the barnacle and who is the boat. >> stephanie: who is the rhino and who is the egret. i love you don't bother to say clarence thomas. you love that everyone will know who you mean. >> there's no reason to. it is not like he tries -- makes any effort to make his presence known. >> yeah. >> stephanie: tule, the point of your piece is anton scalia is a [ bleep ] and can't be bothered. sometimes the expanse [ bleep ] of supreme court justice scalia is breathtaking. i'm sure we'll hear some of that in the prop 8 ruling whatever it turns out to be, right? >> it is interesting scalia today joined three of the more -- three of the liberal justices in a dissent on the dna swab case. >> stephanie: rude, for people who just ruled in, what was the ruling? >> it was 5-4 saying that taking a dna swab from somebody who's been arrested is something they can do under the fourth amen

i'm sorry that i have to be so rude, but sometimes being rude gets a result. thank you all. [ applause ] >> i will check with inspector monroe to see if we have that letter. next speaker? no more public speakers? harris, president of the district council. i appreciate it more every time i read about oakland, i think we are so fortunate, we really and truly are. very disappointed about the taser turnout. so it's probably why -- i should have stayed sitting down. maybe it will come up again. just was around when chief did the press conference and the guy was waving the match -- moving on to team falvey. i gave him a promotion. sorry. [ laughter ] . captain falvey. we have been really fortunate out in the ingleside since captain lazar, cast nago and captain falvey. he's everything everyone said. he's very involved. he was at the youth summit and it wasn't easy. there was a lot of distrust between the youth and police and there was a lot of misinformation and going forward, i think that's going to be an on going dialogue and i think there is going to be a lot of i

we can agree the sometimes rude a.i.d.s. activism of the late '80s and '90s led to a community getting organized and led directly to the conversation we're having today where marriage equality is equal in -- is legal in states. are you surprised the president hasn't signed that executive order which has been pending for a year. we always talk about how the democrats are always willing to throw lgbt folks under the parade folks because they can take those votes for granted. is the president right to wait for congress to deal with the issue even though we know congress's bill is never going anywhere? >> i think the president should sign that executive order. i don't think the president is right to wait. as we saw on marriage, on doma, as we saw on ddt and the repeal, the president moves when the gay community pushes. the labor movement and the hispanic movement, the immigration movement looks to the gay community in 2010 when we got significant progress and results from the white house when they were not. what are we doing wro

i'm sorry that i have to be so rude, but sometimes being rude gets a result. thank you all. [ applause ] >> i will check with inspector monroe to see if we have that letter. next speaker? no more public speakers? harris, president of the district council. i appreciate it more every time i read about oakland, i think we are so fortunate, we really and truly are. very disappointed about the taser turnout. so it's probably why -- i should have stayed sitting down. maybe it will come up again. just was around when chief did the press conference and the guy was waving the match

i'm sorry that i have to be so rude, but sometimes being rude gets a result.

, i would not call you rude, sir, but i tend not on afternoon ser -- answer those questions. neil: that is fair, i guess i ask at risk of sounding rude, a lot of people, a lot of people called you tony stark character, the ironman character on which that ewell b!elaborate downey bs titan, playboy if you will, is that true? >> they called my that. they have called me the tony stark of the cyber world. whether it is true or not, i am just who i am. i live my life. i say what i want to say. to what i want to do. neil: so, when it comes to money issue, at the risk of pushing this too extremes, tony stark loses a fortune, getting it back, presumably the talk is you lost a fortune, got a lot back, coming your way back down with a book, movies, that -- could be features you, making you the subject, that seems look a guy very much back in the game? >> i don't think that i ever really left the game, my game has changed. it no secret as a very young man, i was making money from selling drugs in mexico, thank god i am not doing that any more. i made a fortune lost a fortune more times t

but he has been rudely interrupted speaking from time to time. and yesterday it happened to michelle obama. we'll hear how she handled it from a woman that was in that room. and i just -- i can't get enough of this. great move. you have to admit, it was a great move. >>> first lady michelle obama was speaking about the need to stay politically engaged when she was interrupted by someone very politically engaged at a fund-raiser in washington yesterday. a woman asked why president obama won't sign an order banning federal contractors from discriminating against lbgt employees and job applicants. >> right now today we have an obligation to stand up for those kids, and i don't care what you believe in. wait wait. one of the things i -- one of the things that i don't do well is this. one of the things -- >> well, i don't know, maybe she does do it well. the first lady told the woman listen to me or you can take the mike but i'm leaving. you all decide. you have one choice. the woman was then escorted out, continuing to shout, quote, i am a lesbian lo

but he has been rudely interrupted speaking from time to time.esterday it happened to michelle obama. we'll hear how she handled it from a woman that was in that room. and i just -- i can't get enough of this. great move. you have to admit, it was a great move. how can you get back pain relief that lasts up to 16 hours? with thermacare heatwraps. the only wrap with patented heat cells that penetrate deep to relax, soothe, and unlock tight muscles. and now, introducing reusable thermacare cold wraps. pain relief without the shock of ice. because all these whole grains aren't healthy unless you actually eat them ♪ multigrain cheerios. also available in delicious peanut butter. healthy never tasted so sweet. >>> first lady michelle obama was speaking about the need to stay politically engaged when she was interrupted by someone very politically engaged at a fund-raiser in washington yesterday. a woman asked why president obama won't sign an order banning federal contractors from discriminating against lbgt employees and job applicants. >> right now

ski your -- is little like wayne gretsky ♪ but gretsky's got a big -- clarification everyone who's rude ralph but i'll eat all you cats alf ♪ ♪ we run the game umpire always chase the night young squire ♪ ♪ these semicolons are my light inside the dark ♪ ♪ it's right under your nose semicolon mouth ♪ ♪ opposite of north semicolon south ♪ >> i'm so sorry. these are actually not examples of semicolons. >> most of them are colons, technicalically grammatically incorrect. >> so you're correcting our g m gramm grammar? >> yeah. >> okay, well i've got to say alanis coming from you, that's a little ironic.

and to leave is community meeting which was rude. you, you literally have my number. i'm serious something from you guys would be helpful and spread out to the city i'm not the only tenant suffering. >> thank you. next speaker, please >> ladies and gentlemen and commissioners. i'm going to be brief the presentation by the woman with the murdered son is one of 1 thousand unsolved murders in this city and i'll lived here 44 years. and the murder in the marine a which is unsolved right now. upon my i checking are the police department that i think they were still short 18 to 20 detectives and the police departments investigative unit was something out of the stone age. i'm talking about varies police departments. this murder rate in the city and county of san francisco should be abated. if we're short please we're investigators we should at least bring the department up to par which is about 40. i'm not sure. so we can get a handle on this and many that those murders solved and unsolved should be announced at this meeting so the public will know how serious this is. you

the rude pundancy is a real professor, not the one that plays one.a $4 million house because your $1.6 million house you don't have the right to teach a brain damaged dalmatian about humility. it is a fascinating prospect to me. by the way please hang on, lee papa if you could through the -- because i hope if it's hal music, it is good music. we'll deal with that in a second. but i would love to get your take on where you think -- by the way no one can hear the music that you're listening to. it is a magical piece of music. if you can bother to talk over it or you can hear me, i will pass this along and just say i would love to hear your take on the snowden v. greenwald v. david gregory debacle that occurred yesterday. and our -- the stakes at play in this, your genuine take on it. i don't know that we have him. nope. it's just me. okay. we'll hold on to the rude pundit for just another moment and get him and once we clear up the technical issues here, to me, there are -- you know, multiple layers to this. we'll get to more of your calls 1-800-steph-

so is there a point that we get to where we go this is just rude?ie" at the president of the united states during a state of the union. i just feel like this administration has been shown unprecedented disrespect. this -- she's not a comedian, dean. you don't heckle the first lady, and she's supposed to have a snappy comeback. >> she looks snippy and angry and that's what's coming out in the media and that's not what the first lady is about, frankly. >> go ahead. >> i think she looked human. and this is why the american people like the first lady, even better than they like the president of the united states. and they do. because she reacted like a human being would. look, i am just grateful this wasn't some kind of right wing heckler as a conservative. and what i think what michelle obama did was long overdue. it was completely unacceptable, i don't care what your cause is, whether it's the tea party or gay rights or anything else. you do not interrupt, particularly at a private session like this. leading politician trying to make a point. and for

your -- is little like wayne gretsky ♪ ♪ but gretzky's got a big -- clarification ♪ ♪ everyone was rudef ♪ ♪ we run the game umpire always chase the night young squire ♪ ♪ these semicolons are my light inside the dark ♪ ♪ it's right under your nose semicolon mouth ♪ ♪ so sorry >> what is that? >> these are actually not examples of semicolons. >> what? what? >> yeah. most of them are colons. so technically, gra matcally incorrect. >> huh. >> so you're correcting our grammar? >> yeah. >> okay, well i've got to say alanis coming from you, that's a little ironic. [ cheers and applause ] >> [ muted ] you. ♪ it's like rain on your wedding day ♪ ♪ it's like advice that you just didn't take ♪ ♪ and

i'm sorry i didn't mean to be rude i have to live with a person that's sick >> thank you any other comment? >> what's the statue of the abatement order srp abatement it's in full effect; right? just wanted to clarify that >> all the hospital in are in full force and effect staff has referred this case - this is at the city attorney's for the reasons we've heard. everything is open and still moving forward >> exactly thank you. >> do we need to call the question again? >> do i need to call the question again? again is a motion to continuance for thirty days i'm sorry until the next hearing. (calling names). and the motion carries 5 to 2. item number f general public comment. this is for general public comments that are for items not on the agenda >> any public comment? seeing none. thank you motion to adjourn. we're now jurnd it is 11:44 a.m. we're taking a break approximately 10 minute break and we'll reconvene as the building inspection >> special. >> good morning today is wednesday may 15, 2013 this is the regular meeting of the building inspection commission. the first item is roll call

>> rude.el douglas greeted by uncomfortable paparazzi comments he made in this interview with brooks. [ inaudible ] >> overloaded the system with drugs and drink. >> no, i mean, without getting too

knee -- >> neil: that was rude of me. we were talking about something else during a break.do you make of this and whether this guy and is should be treated like a hero? >> i don't think it's about heroism. it has to do with the fourth amendment, and do the american people have a right to know if the government is illegally searching and seizing our information. it's not just the government going in and searching our homes. it is certain behaviors and acts like this, like verizon phone records, phone tapping, e-mails. >> neil: i know that. revealed all of this, whether for selfish or other reasons about for the good? >> yes. a case two years ago a guy was charged for almost the same thing, espionage, and he pled guilty to a million misdemeanor, to misusing a computer and that was -- this is about the american people. >> what do you mak of that arguement? >> a serious national security violation and the u.s. has to prosecute this individual to make sure that other people don't follow suit. we don't have -- >> what if it's not -- >> the u.s. patriot act says that these things

rude awakening and the restaurantant captured it on video.solis pizzeria on 12th street northwest. northwest a guy in a white t-shirt t-sh approaches two unsuspectingunsut customers. as the guy in the white t-shirt talks to the two men, he reacheh into his left pocket and pulls out a gun. >> i was scared. scared. it never happened before. >> reporter: it's relatively ra new to the neighborhood, butorho people like the pizza, customert are loyal. carlos roble eas, robles was ind didn't see the stick up. >> he said don't make no noise, don't panic, do not do nothing.. give me your money and nothingnd is going to happen.g t >> reporter: the logan circlere has undergone major revitalization in recent years and it's home to dog walkers and women with babies, professionals who believe that living in thele city has its pros and cons. >> this is a city of economic disparity. as long as these despairies diss exist, this is going to happen. >> i moved to dupont write was mugged six years ago. >> reporter: d.c. police haslie seen some of everything area

and so i think people are in for a pretty rude awakening. they like their doctor and they are not going to be able to keep their doctor. >> if you have an etxchange product they won't treed yat yo all. >> despite this the democrats are telling everybody, we are going to embrace this health carry form. what is the strategy there? >> well, this isn't coming from the white house. you saw it with the president's speech. they have been giving briefings to democrats. look, it is going to be worse if we as a party flee. you have to wrap your arms around this. things that we think sound good to the public. the fact that younger people can stay on their parent's policy for longer. the problem is that there is no good news anywhere to be talking about and the example that you mentioned in california first they ran and said premiums will be lower. they sad to turn around an say well, they will be higher but it will be okay because you will be getting better health care. but it is just not working for them. >> they are worried that a lot of people will

and if she had been rude to you she would apologize. and she basically trusted the person, she did listen. and i think in the modern politics of the political that pfizer had done such a memo, she would have been thrown out but he wasn't. she did pay some attention. so with a rare exception, she accepted the candor. >> host: i read your review on margaret thatcher's life. i found it rather cruel in many ways and perhaps tried to belittle her and played down the politics but what is your view of the film? >> guest: it was distressing because it wasn't a kind thing to be picked. it had a good effect on her reputation. they tend not to realize because they are so strong that there are also vulnerable. and the strength is to overcome the vulnerability. she felt she must be strong to succeed. so when you see that, it is touching and i agree that politics wasn't very interesting in terms of the characters it was interesting and was so brilliantly done so that was better than the script, the actual depiction. i thought she must have met but sh

educate the service provider on hey, this is my name and hey this is my pronoun and can you not be rude to me instead of working on what they really need to work on which is getting a job and getting in school and working on on priorities in their life not their identity. >> so, these commission has a couple of certains regarding various implementation of the video. and first and foremost would be an unfunded mandate meaning that there is not additional funds ear marked for implementing the video. and even though we have an additional burden on the city departments and contractors. so, we see that as not helping as an implementing 12 n and so we would like to see strategyizing around how to fund this mastiff training program. >> so we often need clarification on understanding what the city departments are implicated and identifying which staff to prioritize for the training because if we are talking about all service providers, all workers whose work directly impacts the youth, that is thousands of service providers. and city employees. so, we would also like to get clarity on who is re

it is considered rude not to. >> you can't enjoy ramen, ultimately,ing unless you learn how to slurp.ent years in japan, where he reached the rank of ramen diva, he is fluent in japanese. he was born in brooklyn, and ramen is his life. you are a mad ramen noodle scientist. >> i have probably made 100,000 noodles, and just -- this process just blows my mind every single time. here is the thing. >> what is the thing? >> it is magic. >> having worked in new york's finest restaurants, he knows it is not just science, it is art. and done with attention to detail, crowds, even a jaded hipster flocks to ramen. >> it is the only cuisine that doesn't have a rule book. there is not a rule book, in fact, people pride themselves keeping it a secret. >> people think of the freeze-dried stuff. does that give people the wrong impression about ramen? >> ramen in a big steaming bowl is a new food stuff here. so yes, the name when they hear it they equate it with something else. but as they come to the shops and start trying it, really, ramen is the uber-comfort food. >> to be eaten with a loud flouris

it was rude awakening this morning after a water main broke. along with a saef water and mud. >> there is a river running down the street. kind of scarey. looked like the street was buckling up thousands of gallons of with water gushed down to busy am ham bra avenue. >> it was gushing pretty good. and so i'm sure it's tens of thousands of gallon autos city crews made progress repairing the 12 inch pipe in the large hole in the street. they dropped down a camera to make sure sewer lines were okay. >> i'm supervising. >> michael lives just uphill and decided to pull up a hair and watch efforts. >> i was working on the house. so instead, i'm watching them work. it's nicer to watch someone else work than to do it yourself. >> this should give you an illustration of how power of the water that went down the street. the street buckled and i talked to the city engineer. he said they lost 500,000 gallons of precious water this morning and have two reservoirs affected. they hold about 3.3 million we're talking about one sixth of the water supply. >> mor

. >> it's rude, first of all, to point at people in the first place.of all, you're wondering why, is he pointing at me? >> now this is my absolute favorite. >> pointing your finger. >> huh? >> you're pointing your finger at me. >> no, just pointing. >> what than for? >> i have five. a do a lot of things with them. >> i don't like this. i would be mad. he's getting close to people's faces. >> you want to smack his hand out of the way, get the thing out of my way. >> i'm surprised no one does. those people seem to be confused and slightly annoyed and then amused. i think the best reaction is this lady in the car. >> look what he's doing. >> what are you doing? >> point. >> pointing? >> yeah. >> at me? >> yes, for you. >> what happened? >> nothing. everything's good. yeah. nothing's happening. >> she grabs his finger and shakes it, like nice to meet you. >> she liked it. >> it's a video camera. it's just a joke. >> recently, we had a little debbie day here at "right this minute." >> brought up the question, how to eat a nutty bar. >> we'll show you ho to

rude. i'm very busy today. you see all these people laying out? [ laughter ] yell at me like that.pid seal. >> steve: don't talk to me that way. i'm the only person working today. >> jimmy: you guys, listen to this. in an effort to boost ticket sales, boston's fenway park is offering free hot dogs this season. [ cheers and applause ] which sounds nice, until you realize it just means the players will be wearing tighter uniforms. [ laughter ] it's a good fifth grader joke. come on. >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: we've all been to fifth grade! >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: "come get your hot dogs over here!" >> steve: they plump when you cook 'em. >> jimmy: this is a -- this is a crazy story. a man in pennsylvania was arrested for hunting deer in the parking lot of a walmart. or as jeff foxworthy put it, "too easy. too easy." [ laughter ] "i'm not even going to touch it. i'm not going to touch that one." and finally, there are reports that the faa will soon allow electronic gadgets to stay on while a plane is taking off and landing. [ cheers and applause ] or as passengers put it, "grea

. >> i'm just say iing at a big a school, people can be rude. enough about the book, i want to hear about your date. well, he showed up in a van. [ women ] oh-awww. [ voices in background ] [ female announcer ] swapportunity. the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a delicious 90 calorie yoplait light. ♪ sorry... about your date, the details of your date. [ female announcer ] just one swap a day helps keep the calories away. yoplait. it is so good. >>> hi, everybody, welcome to "on the money." i'm maria bartiromo. the market's on edge. worries about the economy and the fed. now some big new data is out. what does the jobs report mean for your portfolio? >>> plus, taste of success. where america's economy is booming, why, and the search for prosperity. my conversation with controversial analyst meredith whitney. >> we are america's emerging market. >> and a marketing maven on the secrets of making videos go viral, from a cereal ad to homemade music videos. the message, the media and millions at stake. "on the money" begins right now. >

spanish rudes, perfume routes. sounds very good to my ears. i am a quite truthful person >. >> is there always going to be a controversial side of jean paul gaultier? there was a time when you were inspired by rabbis. i believe you're in new york, there were a bunch of rabbis he saw walking by the public library, you turned it into a collection. you must have known this was dramatic and would be alarming to people. >> i should say that in some way, i think i have a kind of innocence. like that is not that big part of me. when it is beautiful, i believe in it. i saw it was beautiful. i wanted to show it. for me, it was so strong, the impression. it was beautiful. and with a lot of meaning for me. it was meaning for people like a minority can come together strong and impact. at the same time, visually and spiritually. i wanted to show that beauty. after my time there, michael was to show the beauty seinfield. -- my goal was to show the beauty i felt. i should make a parallel. what i felt was, for example, jewish has been like rejected, have been

become a real professor i'll be completely happy to have a bright sign like that he thought it was a rude word to. me sure and were doctored right after the twins death the doctors tried to convince her that she would not be able to have children again at that point already had eight adopted children as well as their own daughter. everyone says were a bit crazy but i really felt something inside my heart something like if you was to take another two will be blessed so it happened like we adopted two children and i got pregnant mediately their daughter was born perfectly healthy. once a girl wrote to me she said she'd heard my story and decided to marry a man with h. i v but things didn't go well she got infected and how to be positive child. i know that i don't have it but still sometimes i have doubts that maybe i do but i know that i'm not infected with that. quite often and those couples have healthy children the father cannot in fact the child the virus can be transmitted only by the mother. is the mother doesn't have it during conception it means the child is going to be one hundred