can we do this item same house, sam call? without objection, this resolution is adopted. >> ordnance excepting the infrastructure improvements associated with a mission they south blocks 2-7 and 13 phase one. declaring city property -- president chiu: same house, same call. item 18? >> motion appointing o superviselague -- supervisor olague tot the council. president chiu: can i get a motion to excuse supervisor olague? can we take a roll-call vote on this item? supervisor mar: aye. supervisor wiener: aye. supervisor wiener: aye. supervisor avalos: aye

can we do this item same house, sam call? without objection, this resolution is adopted. >> ordnance excepting the infrastructure improvements associated with a mission they south blocks 2-7 and 13 phase one. declaring city property -- president chiu: same house, same call. item 18? >> motion appointing o superviselague -- supervisor olague tot the council. president chiu: can i get a motion to excuse supervisor olague? can we take a roll-call vote on this item? supervisor mar: aye. supervisor wiener: aye. supervisor avalos: aye. supervisor campos: aye. president chiu: aye. supervisor chu is absent. supervisor cohen: aye. supervisor elsbernd: aye. supervisor farrell: aye. supervisor kim: aye. >> nine aye's. president chiu: if we can go to the committee reports, item 19- 20. >> considered a buy the land use and economic development committee and forwarded as committee reports. item 19 has a new title amending the planning code to create the chinatown transit station special use district at the southwest corner of stockton and w

. >> we're talking with sam goldfarb of cq roll call. let's talk calendar. the house is here this week and next week but off for presidents' day week. that leads to the february 29th deadline. >> right. i mean, the conference committee might be making slow progress and might be trying to remain optimistic, but even they acknowledge that they really don't have the much time at all and there's a real disconnect there. so it's -- i guess that's what's led some people to speculate that they might do another short-term extension just 0 buy time for a little bit more negotiations. on the other hand, some people say that they really don't want to do that because they just don't want to do these short-term fixes. they just want to get this issue out of the way for the rest of the year so they can campaign for ahead of the elections. so it's hard to see how they can get it done, but they're doing -- i guess they're trying hard to get it done in a very short period of time. >> let me ask you the obvious question that we hear so often on the "washington journal." can t

sam. >> reporter: they called her the next grace kelly. the quintessential hollywood starlet. 50 years ago, dolores hart was on top of her game appearing alongside robert wagner, montgomery cliff. >> they don't need me. and you don't need me. >> reporter: she's even acted the all dream of every women of all time sharing a kiss with elvis presley in the movie loving you. after all of these years, dolores hart is back on the screen. this time, at age 73, playing herself mother dolores. in the hbo documentary "god is the bigger elvis." >> i often wonder why the lord gave me such an opportunity to audition for elvis. there were so many of us that day. and i just can't believe that i got the part. >> reporter: but everything changed when she visited a connent in connecticut to get some rest. >> the abby was like the grace of god that entered my life in a way that was totally unexpected. and god was the vehicle. it was the bigger elvis. >> reporter: after six years of fame and mounting fortune, she says she left the hollywood spotlight for a hig

sam enterprises was negligent. >> they had an obligation and a written policy that required them to drop him off at his door and to be received by a care giver. they failed to do that. >> we called met sam enterprises at its san francisco offices. they refused to comment on the lawsuit saying they had not yet seen it. >>> two people are in the hospital after a san francisco house exploded. it happened just after eight on capitol avenue in the inc. ingleside district. we talked to a man who lived in the home. he says his fiance and her son were in the back of the home when it exploded. they both were hurt and taken to the hospital. the family living there grow their own medical marijuana and there is a possibility it may havebeen involved in the explosion. >>> and a lot of people are looking out there at the surf this morning. claudine wong is live. a lot of people looking at the surf? >> reporter: it's quite something to see. you can see the ocean still rocking and rolling. people do tend to get a little too close. they just shut down the pier about 30 minutes ago because people were walking all the way to the end and the water was crashing over that pier. it will do that and al

a higher strike call of the sam expiration. this probably sounds complicated. you want it to go below the strike of the two calls you are short. it's like threading the needle here. dan, walk us through the trade. >> sure. this is one i didn't put on today but i'm looking at next week. the q 1 earnings event here. if you have this stock, i'm thinking about taking some profits and getting long exposure with risk. i wanted to buy the april 120, 130, 140 call butterfly. i'll tell you what i'm doing here. with the stock around 115 you can buy one of the april 120 calls for about $4. you would sell two of the april 130 calls for a total of $2.60. then the higher april calls for about 40 cents. that costs you $1.80. that is your mask risk there. then your payoff trails between $1.30 and $1.38. that's below and above 140. it's a pretty wide range to make good money with defined risk over that profit. >> do you like the fundamentals of this trade? do you like the trade structure? >> i like the fundamentals. we all thought that goldman sachs was going to have trouble bec

. >> they are calling this cat sam.hey don't know who the owner is just yet but they are looking for him. the cat is so popular it has a twitter account with more than 31,000 followers. >> weighs more than all of us combined. >> you don't have a facebook page. >> get with it. >> caption colorado, llc comments@captioncolorado.com

and i wouldn't call what sam was discussing this morning provocative. i would call it refreshingly honest. and i do think that there is something very wrong -- look at the way you started. when you were joking with diana olick about cash-out refis, you said, oh, no vacation, no bmw. so why in the world do i want to pay for a vacation or bmw from all the no docks and cash in the past, a card laid is a card played -- >> but, you know, you and i agree on a lot of things. but to steve's point also, if you don't do something, then you're going to destroy maybe values for people that were responsible agree. >> they're going to destroy the rule of law. what about the bondholders nobody talks about? what about all these forgiven mortgages where the guys who bought the bonds or the entity or the teachers fund or anything? it's something taken away from somebody. you're saying you're helping the government -- the government's helping? there is no government. there's only other taxpayers. >> rick, aapplaud you on what you did a couple years ago in your expressed ou

sam wayne is the coauthor of a book called, welcome to your child's brain, how the mind grows from conception to clemg. sam, do we need to rethink the k through 12 public education model to be more like crawl through 12? >> i think that's quite possibly the case. i think the big picture here is thinking about how research and the knowledge about the developing brain can influence how we think about how children learn from crawling through high school. pre-k years are certainly very important for that. >> your research has found that it is. we think of sending your kids to school when they're 5 years old. what is going on in their brain well before they're going to school? >> it's important to think about birth through age five as a time of churn. it's a time of great learning. also, the brains are social learners. and those babies, even when they're sitting there looking at you being cute and not saying anything, they can understand what you're saying and they are absorbing information. >> we have a nation falling behind because we fail to recognize the urgency of education and we've gone dow

and board is not from the national mall with the details -- sam ford is live. >> this calls for the federal private donors to estimated $700 million restoration. today, the chairman of the group, the trust for the mall, put his money where his mouth is with a $1 million donation. , the mall was day with visitors from maine but even they noticed it appeared a little worn, particularly the grass. be better. it's not that comfortable. >> on a scale from 1-10, i'd a 7.it >> this d.c. developer gave the $350 $1 million of the private effort. the effort is already under way but much of funds, a construction zone from third to seventh. >> it has been pounded for the years and nothing. it is like playing -- laying sod on concrete. they have to redo the system and down new seed. >> i'm happy with it. seems like a great environment. will kick off their major financing campaign with former first lady they are hoping millions will come in from america and small builders. it is a big project that so far has projects completed or in progress at the jefferson pool,al, the reflecting in the huge project he

. >> sam, this is dr. morris callinglts. [ laughter ] we figured out why you've been so constipated. [ laughter ] apparently you were either sat on, shoved or placed a nerf ball in your anal cavity. [ laughter ] >> that's what i figured it was. >> don't worry. don't worry. we've seen this all before. we'll be happy to pump that thing out of your end zone, if you know what i mean. [ laughter ] no, i'm talking to him now. i'm talking to the guy, sam from cape cod with a football up his butt. >> we can always get it out. let him know we can get it out. >> so give us a call. make an appointment to get the nerf football out of your butt, the one that's in there right now, wherever you are, and whatever you're doing. you have a nerf football up your butt. okay, talk to you soon, sammy. say hi to your mom. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you're a good man, buddy. yeah, don't sit down. ju stand up, yeah. give it up for these folks and this great technology! we'll be right back with donald trump, everybody! [ cheers and applaus

sam bow. >> i would much rather be called an uncle tom than a sambo. >> absolutely in terms of the characterizations from each character. i think you're absolute right. often we look at a caricature, we don't really remember or have any idea what the original was like. okay? in fact, someone saying the situation looks like we're rearranging deck chairs on the titanic. you guys get that, right? of work with me. the idea is that why would that be considered a useless gesture? i said this is like rearranging deck chairs on the titanic. if you're not sure, we'll pass it down. >> someone said. >> yeah, the idea is that this as useless kind of thing. some people don't even know what the titanic was, that second movitw come on, every woman knows. don't try to front with me. here we go. let's move on in terms of slides so we can move onto the written notes because i want to take you someplace else. this is a book called "where did i come from," talking about young people about their own sexuality written by several young men who got tired of not having the issue being confronted directly. did not have very

i recently decided to hit up a local kitchen with sam to talk about his new book, it's called "the sweete" dieting without boundaries. >> i started my first job when i was 13 years old. i started off as dishwasher and went to a bus boy and i was cookingby squaw when i was 14. my first professional job i was 15 years old. >> naturally good at cooking? >> naturally, yes. it's one of those god given abilities. i remember being like 8 years old and going to the farmer's market with my grand mother and getting eggs and making scrambled eggs and all the types of things that an 8-year-old doesn't necessarily pick up. >> your food is generally pretty healthy. how important is that? obviously, you can make things taste better sometimes if they're not a healthy. >> i'm a person with diabetes, type i. my mom's brother was diabetic. so a lot of the symptoms that happen when you're newly diagnosed were happening to me. my mom had seen them growing one her brother. so one night, you know, i was -- i had a ten-hour sleeping period from the hospital and they checked my blood sugar and it was like 980. i

call of commissioners. president mazzucco, president. vice-president marshall, president. commissioner de jesus, president. commissioner hammer, present. commissioner slaughter, president. commissioner sherman, president. -- terman, present. we have the chief of police and sam ramirez. president mazzucco: welcome to the police commission meeting. could you please call line item #1. >> the consent calendar. police commission report, disciplinary actions, fourth quarter, 2011. the fourth quarter status report on general orders and policy proposals. >> thank you. you have this in your packet. a review of the quarterly reports. any questions or recommendations or additions? >> i noticed in the occ's report, i asked the department before, i went to make sure we had the updated status. what do you think can be done in the next few months? >> good evening. concerning tuck priorities for agency i would say number one, we have been working with the department for two years on the pursuit policy and pursuits are one of the most dangerous aspect of law enforcement. because of the high rate of accidents. we have been working with the department. our hope is we would finish that dgo. other priorities would be after the december 7 commission hearing that you held on lang

sam. happy friday. >>> new calls to close down a restaurant that prides itself on unhealthy meals.mer at the heart attack grill, that's the name of it, was rushed to the hospital, after eating a sandwich called the triple bypass burger. health advocates said the restaurant should be shut down. ryan owens has more. >> i'll have a double bypass. >> good choice. >> reporter: the heart attack grill is a bit like hooters with a hospital theme. waitresses dressed like nurses. customers in surgical gowns. free food for anyone over 350 pounds. >> oh! >> the menu features a single, double, triple, or quadruple bypass burgers. complete with unlimited flat-liner fries cooked in lard. so when a man eating a triple bypass on saturday night suddenly appeared to need one, a lot of people thought it was a publicity stunt. an onlooker shot this video. of paramedics taking the man with chest pains to the hospital. the restaurant's owner, in his doctor's costume, says it was the real deal. >> this wasn't a playful thing. it's a very scary event. >> reporter: we first met the fake doctor when he opene

there is bernstein next to sam dash, and all these people are members of the press, and sam dash is what is called in the press a source. c-span: you got miles benson here... >> guest: he's that one, yeah. c-span: ...and bob jackson... >> guest: right. they're from the los angeles times. c-span: ... probably from the la times... >> guest: yes. c-span: ...and josh darsen over at the far right. >> guest: uh-huh, that's from... (unintelligible). c-span: then on the next page over, a man who is no longer with us, doug kiker... >> guest: yes. c-span: ...there on the left, and do you know the gentleman on the right? >> guest: no. i've tried to find out who he was. i sent the picture to a lot of people, and i'm--i'm sure i'll now find out, after it gets this exposure, but i didn't know at the time. c-span: and who's this man? >> guest: this is... c-span: norman mailer. >> guest: ...norman mailer. i'm sorry. c-span: it's easier for me; i--i can read it. >> guest: but you can see the headline that he's reading. well, he came do--and he's doing his research here, but he was--you know, this was the show to s

. >> reporter: the group sam lahood works for calls this a politically motivated assault to squash civilociety. megyn: billions of your tax dollars are hand over to egypt every year. the u.s. is providing egypt with an average of $2 billion every year since 1979. part of the egyptian israeli peace treaty. since 1948 we have given egypt $40 billion in military assistance, too. fox news alert on rising tensions over iran's nuclear program. president obama ordering new sanctions against iran's central bank. this as the rogue nation conducts military exercises. this in the wake of iran's threat to close the straits of hormuz. and reports that israel is considering launching a military attack on iran sometime this spring. the administration has said it hopes for a diplomatic solution. but white house spokesman jay carney said our level of cooperation with israeli intelligence has never been higher. we'll have much more on this story live. ambassador dan gillerman is my guest at the bottom of the hour. don't miss my interview. after this weekend's big gop contest in nevada, the republican cand

reporter: when the city felt the ongoing talk was pg&e were going nowhere they called in the guy in the red tie, public relations sam singer so help stage a press conference to morning to put heat on the utility. >> our people are negotiators -- just very that if there is anything we need to get back to you on we will call. . >> reporter: and no sooner had the words left his mouth then pg&e which is reeling from questioning about its pipeline safety program announced they would be back at the table later this week. >> really, you know, when you think about the incredible tragedy that happened in september of 2010, eight people are dead, many have been forever changed, we know it's pg&e, we can't do anything to restore that. everybody involved would like the process to move quicker. >> reporter: one thing they agree on is that pg&e is making good on its promise to in terms of restoring the neighborhood. they have done three to four million dollars of it. it's the other part that seems to be up for debate. in san bruno. >> other bay area headlines, it's official, the upper deck of the bay bridge will close this presid

at sam point they are calling 911 to get help to them. the skiers began cpr on three males.tely the cpr was not successful and those three skiers died at the scene. >> reporter: a feel male was fourth skier. she writes for espn. she use ad airbag. basically as you know a avalanche coming it is in your backpack. you deploy the thing and helps keep you above in the snow. she was buried except for her head and hands. she was able to dig herself out to help save the others. you were for the faly the -- unfortunately the others died at scene. julie: incredible technology. avalanches are how common are they in this area. >> reporter: we've been doing research in the west and whole country and number of avalanches and how many people died since 1950. we know this year, 17 deaths were due to avalanches. 25 people on average die a year. backcountry is more commonplace. since 1950. 900 deaths. only 30 were within ski boundary resorts. hear is the problem, julie. you have a situation in the west when you have too much snow or have the opposite. this year we've had the opposite. we've h

call. they're trading about the sam valuation.ou know, we had preferred visa slightly coming into this year. visa's outperformed by a little bit, but we actually really at this level we think investors should own both 50/50. i know that's a copout, but the current valuation and growth rates, we think that's reasonable. >> you wouldn't be tempted to perhaps reduce your exposure because you've had such a run? i mean, the risk/reward must be changing. >> you add 60% upside in mastercard last year, 44% in visa. however, they're still only trading about 14 times 2013 earnings growing earnings at 20%. just keeping the same multiples you have today, you should get 20%, you know, about 20% upside on each of the stock. >> wow. >> we still think they're still top picks of ours. they're still attractive. >> clear call. bob, thank you very much for that. have a great afternoon. >> thanks. you too. >> sue, back to you. >> thank you, simon. little more than two hours to go in the trading day. charts of the day up next. the other office devices?

of san bruno felt the ongoing talks with pg&e were going nowhere, they called in the guy in the red tie, public relations whiz sam singer, to help stage a press conference this morning to put a little public heat on the utility. >> our people -- our northerners heard very contritely if there is anything we need to get back to you on we'll call you. >> reporter: no sooner had the words left the mayor's mouth than pg&e which is already reeling from questions about its pipeline safety program, announced they would be back at the table later this week. >> really, you know, when you think about the incredible tragedy that occurred in september of 2010, eight people are dead, many other people's lives have been forever changed, we know at pg&e we can't ever do anything to fully restore that. everybody involved in this would like the process to move more quickly. >> reporter: now, pg&e says it was completely caught unawares of this move by san bruno but they will be back talk. one thing both sides do agree on is that so far pg&e has been good on its promises to pay for getting this part of the city back up on its feet.

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bring demitra again dimitri get in here ask carl your question their call we thought was really interesting about that was that that sam b c anchor was talking about how the system was clogged in other words it wasn't clearing the mortgages more clearly through the pipes but all that happened was the private sector debt was transferred onto the public balance sheet and now three years later it looks like sovereign debt the backstop of the fee up money system is now clogging the pipes and there is nothing else to roll that debt into so where do you see this going from here where it's the sovereign debt that's the issue. recognition of the problem is going to come whether we like it or not and so you're seeing this over in europe but it's also true here in the united states we just got done with another year with more than a trillion dollars being put on the public balance sheet eusebio was out this morning saying that there was going to be another trillion for the next fiscal year this cannot continue forever. as long as we continue to allow these institutions to pretend we're going to continue to have this system where

call that a boy band tour. >> when they're 40? >> good morning. i'm mike hydeck. sam sam with your traffic and howard has your weather first. it's going to be wet. >>> maybe a lot of wet. we're starting dry and chilly. 30s and 40s so you need that winter jacket. then i'm need something to keep you dry if you're going to be outside because the rain could be really coming down for a while between 9:00, 10:00 till maybe early to mid-afternoon till another break. here's a look at our day planner. expect temperatures to slowly climb. about

transportation secretary, ray lahood and blame so-called foreign hands for instigating civil unrest after the ouster of hosni mubarak. if connected samd other workers could face up to seven years in prison. no detroit date set. a growing text between the iranian regime and what leaders call hostile countries and iran threatening to cut off oil supplies and launching military exercises on the ground and previously held navel exercises near the oil routes at the straits of hormuz, i'm harris falkner, now back to huckabee. >> e-mail us at huck mail@foxnews.com. >> before the republicans get overconfident about defeating president obama might need to realize they're going to be facing the more formidable political machine that's been created. few have ventured inside the belly of that beast, my next guest has, news week's andrew romano. you've been inside this incredible obama machine. i want to ask you, what did you see that's amazing to you in terms. organization and just how prepared they are? >> sure, you know, i went back in early december to the headquarters in chicago. and it struck me, as a contrast between my visit in 2007 and a

called that. he doesn't want the nickname out of respect for cardinals hall of famer sam [ inaudible ]. often referred to as "sam the man" during his career. the angels say they didn't consult with pujolss before launching the campaign. that wasn't bad. >> not bad at all. >> coming up at the top of the hour on "morning joe," we'll talk about the lasting impressions from last night's debate what and what it means heading into tuesday's high stakes primary. when we come back we'll huddle around the water cooler to see a russian's billionaire attempt at hip-hop. this is a guy challenging vad mere pu vladimir putin for the presidency. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new v8 v-fusion smoothie. could've had a v8. ♪ >>> the republican race for president is about to go into overdrive with more than a dozen primaries and caucuses scheduled over a one week time frame beginning next tuesday. want to sound smart today tell your friends 518 republican national conv

people face trials for illegally receiving foreign funders they call to support anti-government groups. american mentioned 36 year-old samansportation secretary ray lahood from illinois leads egyptian office of national republican institute banned from leaving egypt. going into tuesday's republican primary caucus three struggling candidates fighting to stop frontrunner momentum reporting from washington on the latest in the presidential race. >> this tuesday is not super tuesday but for the candidates and the republican race is significant. three more contests target front runner mitt romney. conservative support of one with ron paul hopes to snag a strong wind on tuesday and slow momentum of mitt romney >> a candidate running not seen by the media as the prohibitive favorite. who is the worst possible person in this field to put on the most fundamental issue of the campaign >> rick santorum hit mitt romney on health care and newt gingrich pilot also >> look what he did in massachusetts basically accommodative liberal democrats and looking at mitt romney care next to obama care >> caucuses in missouri and nonbinding prim