david sanger of the "new york times." what are we going to do? israel keeps sending signals.as to do something this spring? >> israel says that it cannot allow iran to get into what mr. barack calls a zone of immunity. a place where the nuclear facilities are down so deep they could never strike them militarily. the united states has a very different view of where that zone begins and where it ends. so the u.s. position is there's a lot more time, and a lot of other options. remember what else has hit iran in recent times. stuxnet, the computer worm, sanctions that are just now beginning to be felt in a big way and the u.s. argument is -- >> and assassinations regime. >> assassinations of the scientists which people assume was assad and there's probably a pretty good assumption. so those have all been under way, and the u.s. has said, give this a little bit of time to work. particularly the cut-off of revenues to the iranians. >> is there any way to know who is right? our intelligence or the israelis, how much time we both have? >> in a sense, i think they're both right. i th

>> my name is john sanger. i happen to be out of town when the board of trustees was asked to represent the art institute, a soap by would appreciate continuance, but we look forward to the opportunity to speak with supervisor wiener's staff. supervisor wiener: you are representing -- >> not at all. not the academy of art. the art institute. it is an important distinction for us. 70 years' worth. supervisor wiener: apologies. we are very happy to sit down and speak with you. >> we appreciate it. supervisor mar: is there anyone else who wishes to speak? there is a motion to defer this until march 26. what the objection? ms. miller, please read item number one. clerk miller: item number one, the planning code automobiles sale or rental. supervisor mar: we do not have supervisor elsbernd. >> this is by conditional use authorization only. there are on this map about 12 areas in the city encompassing 28 properties that are currently zoned ncs, and they are throughout the city, and you can see them in that red part.

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mary margaret sanger "getting to know all about you" and you ended the show with your song, "i left myeart in san francisco." you have left it here, but please come back many times because your heart is waiting for you here, and so are we. much love. thank you. >> thank you. >> it has been the height of my career to welcome you here. >> so nice to have you with us again. >> ♪ your golden sun will shine for me ♪ [applause] >> 50 years of "i left my heart in san francisco." phenomenal. lot of san franciscans have left a big part of their hearts with you, and one of those is the man who leads our world champion san francisco giants. that is championships' problem -- championship bling right there. i want to bring up to the stage now my boss, the man who leads your san francisco giants, and your biggest fan, mr. larry bvaer -- baer. >>thanks renel. tony's recording is a huge part of not just the city tradition but the san francisco giants tradition. since we have been in the new ball park, it has been played a total of 573 times after giants wins, including playoff wins and including world

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the president never did that, and margaret sanger never said that. for killing babies outside of the womb. that is not an issue here. we're talking about abortion that mostly happens in the first trimester. when they want to insert this probe into the vagina, we are talking about size of sells that are the size of a grain of rice or beans. if you're not talking about a baby. also, they're not attacking contraception, birth control. -- they are now attacking contraception, birth control and this whole thing of margaret sanger is a distortion of reality. the reality is birth control today, and let's talk about today, not some time in the past, it helps women's lives controlling their reproductive lives, and having them as a family make their own decisions, not some politician. host: here is an e-mail from jane. i keep hearing the contraception edict is needed because women need access to birth control. as far as i can tell, most women already have access to birth control, including women who work for catholic institutions. since all women currently hav

david sanger, what are we going to do? israel keeps sending signals. it seems to be a smart hawk. is israel feeling they have to do something this spring? >> israel cannot allow iran to get into what mr. barack calls a zone of immunity. a place where the nuclear facilities are down so deep they could never strike them militarily. the united states has a different view of where that zone begins and ends. so the u.s. position is there's a lot more time. and a lot of other options. remember what else hit iran in recent times. the computer worm, sanctions that are beginning to be felt. >> and assassinations. >> the assassinations of the scientists. so those have all been underway. the u.s. has said give this a little bit of time to work, particularly the cutoff of revenues to the iranians. >> i want to go to you on this. is there any way to know who is right? how much time we have? >> in a sense, i think they are both right. the issue is that the american military has greater capabilities and has a longer time. >> we can go deeper. >> we can go deeper than they can. that's the issue.

. >> it sounds reasonable, although interesting david sanger at "the new york times" has talked aboutow in election year, we always hear the rhetoric turn up on iran. here's a quick sense of what i mean this year and other election years. >> we cannot tolerate a nuclear iran. it would with a game changer. >> that old beach boys song bomb iran. >> whatever stage of development they might be in their nuclear weapons program in the next ten years during which may might foolishly consider launching an attack on israel, we would be able to obliterate them. >> that was 2008. sort of sounds like we're hearing that again. has the threat just changed or is this just hey, election year, iran. >> one thing we've learned is that mccain can't sing. >> join the crowd. >> exactly. the one thing that concerns me is iran has made steps to become a nuclear weapon state. this is different than election year rhetoric mainly because the president has been really behind this. the u.s. congress pushed him to do sanctions. we have been arguing that you can't let israel get to their red line so that they unil

>> reporter: the dashboard camera was rolling in the early morning of february 6th when police in sangertted a car parked in a church parking lot. >> what is your name? >> randy travis. >> randy travis? >> yes, sir. >> reporter: a common name with the one-of-a-kind voice, belonging to country music legend randy travis. the superstar told police he didn't have any i.d. on him and he had been in an argument with his wife-to-be, but there was more. officers smelled alcohol on his breath. >> have you had anything to drink today, sir? >> yes, sir, i have. but i am not driving. >> reporter: travis steps out of the car. that's when police pull a wine bottle from inside. officers say he looked just like the man who sold more than 25 million albums. >> you're gonna go to jail for public intoxication. >> really? >> are you kidding me? >> no, sir. when we get to the jail, we can figure out who -- get some more information on who you are. >> are you kidding me? >> no. >> reporter:ste officers handcu travis and took him to the denton county jail. >> no comment from the publicist who said neither she

. >> it sounds reasonable, although interesting david sanger at "the new york times" has talked aboutow in election year, we always hear the rhetoric turn up on iran. here's a quick sense of what i mean this year and other election years. >> we cannot tolerate a nuclear iran. it would with a game changer. >> that old beach boys song bomb iran. >> whatever stage of development they might be in their nuclear weapons program in the next ten years during which may might foolishly consider launching an attack on israel, we would be able to obliterate them. >> that was 2008. sort of sounds like we're hearing that again. has the threat just changed or is this just hey, election year, iran. >> one thing we've learned is that mccain can't sing. >> join the crowd. >> exactly. the one thing that concerns me is iran has made steps to become a nuclear weapon state. this is different than election year rhetoric mainly because the president has been really behind this. the u.s. congress pushed him to do sanctions. we have been arguing that you can't let israel get to their red line so that they unil

>> i still stand by that. 75% of those facilities were built in the black community and margaret sanger'sd genocide but talked about preventing the increasing number of poor blacks in this country by preventing black babies from being born. >> so my concern, melissa is here you have santorum that acts like the president's blackness gives him some obligation to agree with their position. herman cain saying inaccurately that most of these centers of planned parenthood or other providers in the black community, not only is that not true, but only 3% of what planned parenthood does is abortions. what is this playing the race card with the pro-life movement? >> he's twisting the history there. there is a eugenics movement in this country that did attempt to keep black women from procreating. that is certainly true. what he's done in twisting this history is let's be really clear. what black women want and need is what all women want and need. and that is access to safe and affordable reproductive choices. and that means the choice to have children. the choice not to. and more important than an