and why the brian shehe described as a cocktail mogal, who happens to run a great business practice and happen to know and like what he does. and which wants to open a 256 columbus which so ever 3,000 and had a food component but it has been vacant since 2009. and many of us feel that we welcome the lusty lady location site because we know that the hammers will be responsible and we also welcome him coming in because he has a good track record and we also welcome the trist lounge because they have a good business plan and security plan and we feel that the crow bar location that had some entitlements would be more complete with a full liquor license and these locations will bring a better demographic and attract people like visitor and locals to want to come back to broad way. right now it is a junkyard and it is filled with those that come in from the east bay and none of the clubs have any entertainment permits and no checks and balances and in addition to that, we would recommend just like the mayor has inreinvested in the neighborhood, private capitol and fix the buildings up and cr

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shehe was in the wilderness hoping for the nomination which he didn't get. didn't get until 1980. they are both -- the world against them. they were against them that the time. they shared a vision of their countries and their civilization going the wrong way. and they agreed about that and had a strong belief it should change. it's also do with economickism. they believed both that the aggression was not going away. and it was a mistake in policy. it was based on trust which shouldn't actually exist. and hence that's why called "the iron lady." it was the soviets that called her. she and reagan shared that. and that -- and the first thing reagan said when she rang to congratulate him will and strength. and she said yes we will. that was the point. and despite many, many deep disagreements all along the way, there was a basis of trust and mutual support. >> on the war, which is sort of crees -- cra sheen dough of the book. it's her career. it was by no means unqualified support from the americans or even from reagan himself who i think describes himself as ambivalence at one point

. >> almost every race in 2014, jean shehe rvetionheen may faceg competitor. again michael, obamacare will be the weapon that republicans are going ouse until the november elections it's pretty clear. >> yeah and what the democrats really have to work on and i think tom would probably agree is separating the obama from the care. these challengers are going to have to talk about how many people will be insured under the affordable care act, and i would guess you will see lots of democrats refer to it as the aca rather than the obamacare. you are not going omake it go away, you're going to have to embrace it. we're getting ahead of the game, antonio, what exists now with obamacare is what exists come election time and we've seen deadlines extended already. who knows if that october small business deadline is knot going to be extended to the following march, to keep it out of the election. there are things that could happen as well. what democrats have to charge themselves with, is mary landrie uf, is soabl who has put forth,. >> she is one of the more embattled

shehe decade before that was the first member of the walmart board who was a woman. had been doing strength for so better part of a decade, there was no way to say, i am going to sit around and do these resumption. and then there was health care, . ith didn't reflect a lot was secretive, and i think by 1996. >> they mention the word that came to mind, the number one word was strong. it was not a surprise. it was about the low point as far as her favorability with the public. it wasn't until monica and the sense that hillary was undergoing something that things started moving in the direction of people filling warmth for her. >> do you remember how she started that off? the beginning of that campaign she was very clear of what her challenge was. she did that and succeeded. if you fast-forward after a few years of doing a bunch of strong stuff, there was this glass ceiling. she had to think about a woman could be commander and chief. -- commander-in-chief. it was confidence and strength, and it didn't work in iowa. shifted, shee and the question was not about politics.

i think shehe's handsome, ryan lewis, 33 couples tied the knot. queen latifah officiated.ake a look. ♪ open your hearts to me darling ♪ >> i've got to be honest with this. it was the most beautiful thing of the night. madonna -- was she singing in a country western voice, as well? >> she had the outfit. >> she used to have this british accent, but now it's like this country twang. people were tweeting out, every gay man's dream to have queen latifah and madonna at your wedding. it was a beautiful thing. >> how about yoko ono. >> there are all of those dynamics to the old john lennon, mccartney, ringo. cut away to yoko ono feeling the song. >> does anyone have more swagger? she was amazing. >> she looks good. she's got the shades on and moving, feeling it. >> got the hat. >> the other moment was taylor swift. they put up the five nominees for album of the year. i want you to watch the lower right box. she thinks she's got it locked up, but not so much. >> and the grammy goes to -- random access memories. >> let's see that again. >> the alicia keys part again. >> and the guy