rupert, how you doing, my friend? everything good good. >> yeah. >> dave: doing a lot of business? >> yes, we are, thanks. >> dave: you get a lot of tourists this time of year, people coming in on spring break, winter break, that sort of thing? >> quite a bit. >> dave: they get a sandwich and their picture taken with you that sort of thing? >> yes. >> dave: rupert, let me ask you a question. you're a man of the world. un what's going on. ( laughter ) has this european horse meat scandal affected your business? because you do a lot of luncheon meates, a lot of deli meates, cold cat. has the european horse meat scandal affected your business? >> no, because we no longer serve horse meat. >> dave: well, i'm very happy to hear that, rupert. thank you, that's good to hear. >> oh, except for the chili. >> dave: right. ( laughter ) ( applause ) p-rupert jee, ladies and gentlemen. ladies and gentlemen, we'll be right back with zosia mamet ( applause ) >will. >> dave: our next guest is a talented actress who stars on "girls."

please welcome the family jamie and kim rupert and peter stoneum. with us today bob and connie laurie. peter and debbie mc clawlin. bill and sally newco. and now let's give it up for your giants training staff. david, mark and carl, and harold. [cheers and applause] [inaudible] your assistant coaches. shawn dun can, dave stone and the there will will clark. [cheers and applause] . and the manager for the past 54 years the legendary one, mike murphy. [cheers and applause] and we would also like to extend a warm welcome to all of the giants alumni that we have here today including former giants manager feleap laua and five of our hall of famers. gay lord perry, orlando si pirra, jaun, lily misconnie, and willy mays. [cheers and applause] we also want to acknowledge congresswoman nancy pelosi along with her husband. thank you so much for being here. we know how busy you with the election just a few days away so a round of applause for all of our vip and special guests. and now at this time we would also like to thank the city and county of san francisc

i know the world, i know the universe, i know rupert muir dock. i know john malone. i know people who have media empires like my character, leona lansing does in the movie. so it brought me into that world with no fear. >> yeah, i love the intensity with which you play that. speaking of the intensity that people are playing different roles, the oscars are coming up here. i would like to hear from you what movies did you watch this year, and of the ones nominated, do you have some picks? >> well, i'm a voting member of the motion picture academy, so i see everything. i'm very conscientious about that. and i'm not going to tell you my favorites. there's a lot of very, very good movies there, and i have very close friends that are in leading roles like ann hathaway, like kerry washington for example, and i'm really proud of them. they do a wonderful job. i am still stunned at how few women directors are represented at the oscars. there's even fewer this year than last year, i mean, one. that's something we have to do something about. where are the women in hollywood? >>

not even rupert murdoch would come up with that. we just did that because it is what made us feel good. now we are thinking, with the burning man project -- it is interesting. my partners and i are thinking beyond our lifetimes. it is a bit of a legacy project. which is really interesting, an interesting exercise. that makes you feel differently about the present. so what would make something that durable? what would keep it alive that long? we have been alive and have grown for a quarter-century. it may not be hard to imagine an entire century at all. now we are found in an institution that will house and generate culture, and function as a community. wondering how we can be sure that it is not perverted, subject to internal divisions, will not perish. and that is a really good exercise, too. think about doing something that will last 100 years. >> thinking about the next couple of minutes, we should have questions from audience members. who ever has a question, start lining up. i'm going to ask one more and then we can start going

rupert needs made mixing desks in the 70s. still makes recording equipment.hese are considered the cadillac of recording equipment. they sound great, great for rock music and simple. this say custom ordered board that everyone from evel knievil to tom petty to rage against the machine, charles manson recorded at sound city. the story is completey nutted. >> stephen: seriously. did evel knievil jump this board over charles manson? >> that's a movie. >> stephen: the guy offered to sell the board. >> i heard they were closing and because i considered that board to be responsible from where i am today. i said i would be honored to tell it if you want to silt. >> stephen: does it have a story to tell? >> the first thing we had to do when we got it is scrub the coke cane and fried chicken out. >> stephen: that was a great album, too, cocaine and fried chicken. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: legendary. >> amazing. >> stephen: did you have to listen to never mind again and as part of it did you think about what that recording session was like? >> interviewing like butch

liberty global struck a deal with virgin media for about $20 billion and buts john malone up against rupert murdoch. >>> the fbi arrested 18 thieves tuesday, ringleaders in a massive credit card scan who created thousands of identities to steal millions of dollars over the last decade. >>> meanwhile, the federal reserve is admitting one of its servers was hacked. the bank said no functions were compromised. >>> the state of florida is in hot water with executives over a $380 million ad campaign designed to attract new business. instead, it's getting called sexist because the "i" in florida has been replaced with a men's neck tie. >>> researcher at kansas state university claim between 60% and a whopping 80% of the time at the office is spent cyberloafing, the official term for watching cute animals or shopping online at the office. >>> according to a pew survey, more and more web users some like 60% taking breaks from facebook, the reason from privacy policies and disagreements, and too much drama. who needs it. >>> sports are next, including a major upset in college basketball. plus, drive

rupert murdoch's newspaper, the publisher has settled a 134 lawsuits. court officials did not release the names or the money amounts. it is the second group of lawsuits to be settled after it was discovered that the news of the world tabloid hacked into celebrities phones and voice mails. the case is that not been settled will go to court in june. greg tebowing is telling airline operators expect delays for deliveries of the 787 dreamliner. the delivery of airplanes scheduled for april and june would likely not make it. more than 50 dreamliners in service are grounded now while the ntsb looks into faulty batteries in the jets'. the lithium ion battery has been found to overheat or catch fire. >> power company is making amends after the superbowl black out. entergy new orleans has removed a faulty relay device which was the cause of the electrical failure. it was supposed to prevent just that type of failure for electric cables into the superdome. the power failure cut the lights to about half of the stadium for 34 minutes. and halted the game between th

news corp ceo, the parent company of this network is rupert murdoch. he tweeted yesterday that hackers are continuing the attack on the computer system at the "wall street journal" which he also owns. we first reported this hacking around this time last week. word that cyber criminals, cyber criminals have infiltrated the journal's network comes after the "new york times" and the "washington post" reported similar breaches possibly in china. block berg reported a -- bloomberg reported an attack as well as the federal reserve. the u.s. central bank is basically unaffected. let's check in with jonathan hunt with the rest of the story. china is the main suspect, clearly. >> reporter: yes. certainly in the attacks on these big media organizations, and our boss, rupert murdoch, seems to have no doubt at all. he tweeted today, quote, chinese still hacking us or were over weekend. now, we don't have a lot of detail about the juan guevara wt journal attack. the "new york times" published a long articles last week talked about a company they brought in to inves

billionaire john malone up against rupert murdoch. >>> the fbi arrested 18 thieves on tuesday. ring leaders in a massive credit card scam who allegedly created thousands of fake identities to steal millions of dollars over the last decade. >>> meanwhile, the federal reserve is admitting one of its internal websites were hacked. this after the group claimed it struck the fed on sunday. the central bank says no critical funks were compromised, though. >>> the state of florida is in hot water with female executives over a $380,000 ad campaign to attract new business. instead, it's getting slammed for being sexist because the letter i in florida has been replaced with a bright orange men's neck tie. >>> a new study finds wasting time on the internet at work is even more common than you think. researchers at kansas state university claim between 60 and a whopping 80% of screen time at the office is spent cyberloafing. the official turn for watching cute animals or shopping online at the office. >>> meanwhile, according to a new pew center survey, more and more web users, some 61% re

rupert murdoch on the media. george bush was president. norman lear had his pulse on american culture for 30 years. why cannot figure out how to deal -- deliver a message that is important and happening? >> that is important. we can find messages that speak to people where they are. they can also have some satire like stewart or colbert. there is the idea of exposing with satire. it opens people's eyes to the hypocrisy and corruption of our politics. the problem is you want the captivating stories and images and vocabulary, but a lot of the colbert-stewart stuff is so absurd and over the top that people do not want to get engaged. >> that is where a large number of people get their news. >> i think the obama campaign was a pivotal point, bringing people in. now they leave. there is the possibility that people will come back in. i agree with that movements also have their problems. i think it is a moment of people waking up to the possibility of engagement in different ways, where they are, in communities, finding ways -- it is important no

rupert murdoch believes we need to liberalize our immigration.cognize it's good for our economy if we allow more immigrants in. so, both the factors, the she lacking they took and a wing wants this, is moving in the direction of getting something done. >> i wonder if you can go back and say those same things in washington. i'm still unclear as to how accepting parts of the republican party are going to be. a, john mccain has constituents that are very angry about this, right? and then there is marco rubio, who on saturday calls the president's plans half baked and, you know, dead on arrival, when in reality, there's a lot the president's plan had in common with rubio's proposals, from what we understand them. >> what happened over the weekend was an ugly part of politicking. on one side, we're supposed to let bipartisan discussions go forward, the president did actually start calling some republican senators. the flip side was the sense that rubio could be using that leaked proposal as a way to blow up any kind of a deal. i don't actually think t

rupert murdoch. he can count 39% of bskyb as>> his burgeoning media empire. but how much of the market did they stand to gain? >> at the moment they service little over 30% of the u.k., they can get services they wanted to over cable or broadband. they have, over recent years, months, the last few quarters, been talking about adding additional homes, but that is going very little into the percentage. >> there you go, a media deal in the wings. i will be back to talk about the royal bank of scotland, interviewing an expert on that. >> looking forward to it. still to come, hold your nose. piles of rubbish on the streets of this city as the workers' strike against government cuts. >> the issue of gay marriage is divisive. debate has gone on in france and has led to passionate debate from both sides in the united states. in the u.k. the british have voted overwhelmingly in favor of the bill supporting marriage. last night's vote was described as a step forward by david cameron, even though half of his party rejected the legislation. >> it is the morning after the

cara rupert, a landscape architect, very good. terrance yang, linda da viro, you can see the interest this lady takes and she is now the president of prosac and jonathan silverman and i would like to give them a big thank you. [ applause ] >> moved and seconded. all those in favor? >> aye. >> so moved >> now we are on item 5e, the department of emergency management back lot security project. >> good morning commissioner holly pearson from the capital and planning commission. this item was referred to the consent calendar earlier this month, but however due to requests by the city attorney's office we have made some minor non-substantive changes to the text of the actually encroachment permit, exhibit c. we would just like to briefly explain it's minor clarifications to language, addition adding and emphasizing that the property will be renovated through the 2012 parks bond and therefore, the installation of the security fencing is considered temporary. and adding to the recitals, date of approval by the commission. and that is pre

and a former general and could cabinet minister the company's shareholders reportedly also include rupert murdoch and one of the company's advisors is former u.s. vice president dick cheney geological tests have indicated the potential for oil and foreign oil discovery in the golan heights which is all captured from syria back in the one nine hundred sixty seven six day war in one nine hundred eighty israel and mixed the area in a move that is not recognized internationally in the strategic area has seen exciting extensive israeli settlement construction it is also the signs of a major israeli wind turbine project the golan stymies has has been at the heart of previous talks between israeli and syrian leaders damascus is demanding its full return and there is concern that as the syrian revolt threatens the president bashar assad's rule israel is digging in its heels on the golan heights there is also an observation that on the eve of almost every high level visit to israel by american officials the israeli government has without fail angered the americans by coming up for example with ann

a deal to find britain's virgin media for $23 billion in a move that puts john malone up against ruperturdoch. >>> the fbi arrested 18 thieves on tuesday. they krae ated thousands of fake identities to steel millions of dollars over the last decade. the federal reserve is admitting one of the internal web sites was hacked. this after the group claimed it struck the fed sunday. the central bank says no critical functions were compromised. >>> the state of florida is in hot water with female executives over a $385,000 ad campaigned zipd to attract new business. instead, it is getting slammed for being sexist because the letter i in florida has been replaced with a bright orange men's neck tie. >>> a new study finds wasting time on the internet at work is more common than you think. researchers at kansas state university claim between 60 and 80% of screen time at the office is spent cyber loafing. the official term for watching cute animals or shopping online at the office. >>> meanwhile, according to a new survey, more and more web users, 61%, report taking breaks from facebook for weeks

somebody like rupert murdoch running one of the largest news organizations in the world is in his 80's and going strong by all accounts. chris: is that good? just kidding. katty. >> you can certainly point to individuals in all spheres of life who are making valuable contributions to the world. over the age of 80. i hope at 80 i'm putting my feet up and enjoying my grandchildren when i get to them. chris: ok. >> i think we're going in the direction where people are more vibrant, more capable at an older age. and so to set an arbitrary level 08 -- 80 seems too young. 80 is the new 6 o >> you have to have the structures in place to get the knowledge from these people. i love the service corps of retiered executives who volunteer their team and help startups get started. we have the new york one wise guys and talk to former elected officials. you have to get what you can get out of these guys. we had ed koch on two weeks before he died. chris: who are you rooting for sunday night? >> i'm rooting for the female rocky from philly, jennifer lawrence. in the role of -- chris: best actor of h

colleagues of corruption racism in the consumers of using excessive force best to get a journalist who rupert used to work for the l.a.p.d. says the department has skeletons in its closet. i don't condone what's happened and i wanted violence and killing to end but more important i want him to be brought in alive which is something i do not think that the l.a.p.d. law enforcement or the u.s. government wants under any circumstances with regard to his specific allegations about his case and i'm currently reviewing legal documents that are becoming available online i have to tell you that with regard to his allegations about a rigged trial board hearings and. very egregious unprofessional cover up excessive force but also management mouth to mouth these perjury and a lot of other serious things i believe in my honor percent the l.a.p.d. has been shown and has a consistent cultural problem with racism cover up and cronyism within the department that has victimized i think and probably driven out a great many good officers i left for similar reasons they could have to watch dot com and join the d

general and it could cabinet minister the company's shareholders reportedly also include rupert murdoch and one of the company's advisers is former u.s. vice president dick cheney geological to have indicated the potential for oil and foreign oil discovery in the golan heights which is all captured from syria back in the one nine hundred sixty seven six day war in one nine hundred eighty israel and mixed the area in a move that is not recognized internationally the strategic area has seen exciting extensive israeli settlement construction it is also the science of a major israeli wind turbine project the golan stein's has has been at the heart of previous talks between israeli and syrian leaders damascus is demanding its full return and there is concern that as the syrian revolt threatens the president bashar assad's rule israel is digging in its heels on the golan heights it was also an observation that on the eve of almost every high level visit to israel by american officials the israeli government has without fail angered the americans by coming up for example with announcements of

and brutality excuse me investigative journalist michael rupert who used to work for the l.a.p.d. says the department also has many skeletons in the closet. i don't condone what's happened and i wanted my instant killing to end but more important i want him to be brought in alive which is something i do not think that l.a.p.d. law enforcement or the u.s. government. under any circumstances with regard to his specific allegations about his case and i'm currently reviewing legal documents that are becoming available online i have to tell you that with regard to his allegations about a rich trial board hearings and. very egregious unprofessional cover up excessive force but also management mouth mouth these things perjury and a lot of other serious things i believe in my honor percent the l.a.p.d. has been shown and has a consistent cultural problem with racism coverup and cronyism within the department that has victimized i think and probably driven out a great many good officers i left for similar reasons had darted dot com and join the discussion on christopher dorner you can also

will simply tell us all the cities that deploy these co-ops investigative journalist might have some rupert please describe to us a world of so called intelligence streets you might be having an intense conversation with a friend you might be having a friendly argument over a sports game or whatever it may be a political situation the cops could be called in then you are treated as a criminal in till you can be proven innocent of some kind of criminal activity and the problem with that is obviously that it is the complete reverse of what the american justice system is supposed to be we are supposed to be innocent until proven guilty but with this kind of pre-crime technology where you are held guilty intil you can be proven innocent is truly a kind of remind already report style absolute science fiction when we're talking about this kind of stuff but unfortunately behavior recognition is getting rolled out in these cameras privacy expert cage crockford what is the government breaking us constitution. states pretty clearly the fourth amendment that united states persons that say anybody in t

disputed golan heights the company that secured the lucrative license says the likes of media tycoon rupert murdoch and ex u.s. vice president dick cheney both of them on the list of shareholders that the details see home. well for now in the caucuses landslide has opened a door to the past a russian scientists have unearthed the remains of a woolly mammoth and possibly not just one a very rare find who's expected to shed some light on the fate of the elephant like mammals that became extinct now more than four thousand years ago just a bit earlier my colleague carrie johnson spoke to auntie's medina coach of a about the discovery. it was a five year where they found it like many would have thought actually happen in russia as in north caucasus now the discovery was made and become bodies in about a region which is a very mountainous area and also home to alberta's europe's highest peak now during the seasonal snow saw landslides occur and it's these landslides that can reveal what's been burry deep in the ground and that's exactly what happened local researches say that these are the remai

former colleagues accusing them of corruption racism and brutality investigative journalist michael rupert who used to work in the l.a.p.d. says the department also has many skeletons in its closet. i don't condone what's happened and i want to violence and killing but more important i want him to be brought in alive which is something i do not think l.a.p.d. long. foresman or the u.s. government wants under any circumstances with regard to his specific allegations about his case and i'm currently reviewing legal documents that are becoming available online i have to tell you that with regard to his allegations about a rich trial board hearings and and very egregious unprofessional coverup of excessive force but also management mouth mouth these perjury and a lot of other serious things i believe in one hundred percent the l.a.p.d. has been shown has a consistent cultural problem with racism cover up and cronyism within the department that has victimized i think and probably driven out a great many good officers i left for similar reasons. headed to r.t. dot com and join a discussion on ch