the most powerful, articulate, and truthful sincere public servants that we have had in a long time. as i speak to the hearts and likes of you, we're not here to serve [unintelligible] the one that we don't want and we don't need. it is time for the american public, the california public of san francisco to unite with the strike of the workers. president chiu: excuse me, sir. we had general public comment about an hour and a half ago. this is, and with the booker t. washington project. >> that is what i am discussing. president chiu: if you want to speak about the project, go ahead. >> i imagine i get my 60 seconds back. the animal rights, people don't understand the spiritual connection between the two. when we are adults, we get lost and we end up being politicians instead of statesman. i submit to you that all governments should be run by little girls at the age of seven for their hearts and their minds are much closer to heaven. i am peter. i have said it. you are invited to the general strike and a garden party. and all veterans in support of the number one prisoner of war, dr.

that it aims only to protect civilians in this operation i don't doubt at all that it is entirely sincere but i also think that there's no way for them to know accurately exactly how many people have been impacted by the airstrikes how many civilians. i think gadhafi is doing what some other leaders in history have done and that is take soft targets are targets that are sensitive and fill them with civilians so that if a nato air strike is intending to hit a military target there's and it's entirely possible that it will because of the. but rest of the u.n. resolution was to impose a no fly zone doesn't it and not tripoli you know that's exactly right well the no fly zone proved to be pretty ineffective pretty quickly and it didn't take long for nato and the allies to realize that that simply isn't going to have the desired effect let's not forget that this whole episode started too late too little too late in my estimation on the part of nato if they really wanted to have an impact and have a better chance of having their own objectives met they really should have started within two week

things that i hope represent our support for the work that you have done, the congratulation and the sincereks for a job well done. part of that package, you'll be receiving a cash reward of $750. we also have the best packages, to one of my favorite restaurants. you have probably seen me there for breakfast. and a crystal apple from our friends at tiffany. and we also thank fiona, we have the official certificates of honor. you can choose one of three packages here, and you get your choice. but these are wonderful packages. we are doing a lot of different things and they're very special. each of you will have a choice about what you want to choose. this is a fitting end to the school year, and a wonderful song and performance and their exhibition of the great talent. i want to make

[laughter] to those in the first three rows last night, let me just say-- and i mean this sincerely -y entering my studio, you waived your right to sue me. now, folks, i'm not just a music lover, i'm a music-doer. in the '80s, i was lead singer of the new wave rock band stephen and the colberts. you may remember us from our billboard-eligible hit, "charlene - i'm right behind you." jim? ♪ i think of you and i dream of you when i'm taking pictures of you. ♪ i think of you when i'm in a plant looking down from up above you ♪ ♪ you know i'm missing you ♪ my mind is kissing you [cheers and applause] >> stephen: i did not -- [cheers and applause] thank you. it did not win a grammy but it did win a restraining order. [laughter] recently i decided that it was time for me to jump back into the music biz-iz-ness. but first i needed a superstar producer to launch my comeback. and i found former. white stripe and nine-time grammy-winning rock guitar god jack white. ♪ white recently started his own production company, third man records, clearly the perfect person to turn this person from a has be

. >> that was so sincere. yeah. >> jimmy: so was did you miss me? that was sincere too.re's kim? >> oh, we didn't want her on this trip. [ laughter ] >> she's in london. >> jimmy: she's in london, yeah. holding that big ring that she has on? that crazy ring. that is a nuts -- that is a nuts, crazy size ring. look at this. >> let's see it. >> jimmy: good god. >> that is pretty nuts. >> jimmy: hey, what is this again? its like $25 million bazillion? >> mm-hm. >> that is exactly what it is. >> on the dot. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> to the cent. >> jimmy: i'm going to pray there. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: are you guys fighting it out for who's going to be maid of honor? >> i'm the maid and khloe's the matron. >> but i hate -- >> someone that's married so you have to be the matron. i'm like "that is the oldest, ugliest name i've ever heard." [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you don't want to be the matron. >> so why am i the matron? like that is one the ugliest dress -- and you guys always do that to me too. >> well, kim and i were both the maids of honor for khloe's. because i'm t

when you watched it, it did not seem sincere. >> we had this debate on and off air.kture. she likes making mischief. >> we do have the quote. you have to see her facient expression. watch. >> i think there is a curiosity factor there still in play. i don't know. i apologize if i stepped on any of that pr that mitt romney needed or wanted. i sincerely apologize i didn't mean to step on anybody's toes >> a lot of people think you love stepping on his toes. >> not his. i will step on the toes of those who are making poor decisions for our nation. >> the toe she stepped on had to do with the mandate for health care. >> she called it pr. this is someone who is one of the savviest if not the most savvy people in our media. she knows what she is doing with that sarcasm. >> we are being shameless about it. i have a new thing we are starting called shameless plugs i start with you. what's your shameless plug of the day for reading or writing or whatever? >> newark with the white house talking about entrepreneurship. not my plug, but i will be there. >> shameless plug? >> i wi

she offers her sincere apologies she didn't realize the congressman was married. >> i don't even know what that is anymore. >> that it's quickly dissipating. >> here at sfo flights are back on time. we'll talk about how long this summer pattern will last. >> also coming up. >> this was a poor idea just gone crazy. >> 170 days of humiliation, how one father may have taken it to a whole new level.  >>> a stay at home father has won the title. for 170 days, got every morning during the school year and waved goodbye to his teenage son as he rode a school bus, he wore a different costume every day, rock star and clown. even put a wedding dress on. the father says the tradition started last august after he and his wife said goodbye to his son when the bus came by. >> he said please, don't let dad go back out there. so once i overheard it, it's on. [ laughter ] here we go. >> they have spent only $50, but he borrowed money from friends and neighbors. his son says a little her made outfit -- that was actually kind of cool. there is the wedding dress. >> he did disney and marvel

sincerely, terry guffing. >> jimmy: thank you so much, terry. that's very very nice. creepy. if you don't mind, i'm going to read a letter of my own that i wrote to oprah. i used my letter-reading voice. and as always, i'll use my letter reading voice. ♪ my dearest oprah, has it really been 25 years? it seems like only yesterday that you burst on to television screen. who knew that your television show would be merely a seedling that blossom into a mighty empire to produce so much fruit as the mustached dr. phil, that delightful scallywag nate berkus. and he who travels a yellow brick road to healthy living, dr. oz, who wouldn't mind peeling behind his curtain? oh, how i've loved watching you give away your favorite things. as a youth, i had my own favorite things. such as a tall glass of buttermilk. a werther's original candy or care free skinny dip in the pond. oh, look away, look away! [ laughter ] or you do not want to see my bare bottom. but my real favorite thing is the hour i spent watching you every day. twas my fondest memories right next to the time i bit in

sincerely yours, diane feinstein, united states senator -- dianne feinstein, united states senator."plause] >> i don't know what to say. i'm so overwhelmed. it really feels good to get some recognition from the politicians and top politicians. i'm glad that i lived to see this day. [applause] and i want to thank all who have made this day possible, including all the people at the library that put this event together. thank you very much. [applause] >> now, i would like to introduce the driving force behind this program, and award- winning, internationally known storyteller, recording artist, and educator. she is a truth teller and an artist for social change. she has made it her life's work to tell history through the words of its off forgotten witnesses. zero two one-women shows -- she wrote two one-women shows. she told the true story of the 1955-1956 montgomery bus boycott through the eyes of four women. please help me welcome her. >> i guess you are wondering why i'm standing here. [inaudible] my teachers have been teaching me a lot about standing up for what is right. it was a w

. >> if this government is really intent on making good progress towards democracy, if it's sincere in its claim that is it wishes to bring democracy to burma. there is no need for any prisoners of conscious to appear this this count th -- in this country. >> not the first time she spoke out, and met with representatives of the european union on tuesday, and planning to travel to northern burma in the near future. so far the ladies have been willing to let her have her say, but may not last longer. >> in thailand there was controversy after saying that foreign tourists should prevent the temptation to decorate their bodies with tattoos. and asking that religious tattoos be applied above the waist. and finding out whether ancient traditions and modern desires can happy coexist. >> ornate and graphic, testaments to the spiritual and supernatural. sacred tatoos are used to channel. the moat confusing with special powers, charms and health and wealth. concerns as relevant today as they always have been. saying that the potential gain far outweighs the pain. >> the tattoo makes other people

she offers her sincere apologies she didn't realize the congressman was married. >> i don't even knowthat is anymore. >> that it's quickly dissipating. >> here at sfo flights are back on time. we'll talk about how long this summer pattern will last. >> also coming up. >> this was a poor idea just gone crazy. >> 170 days of humiliation, how one father may have taken it to a whole new level. 3q copd makes it hard to breathe so i wasn't playing much of a role in my own life. but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now, i've got the leading part. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, vavair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator, working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may increase your risk of osteoporosis and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart ndndition or high blood pr

sincerely (name, city) " and i'm sure the governor will appreciate you sending these letters and i'm also posting a letter on my web site from rick scott saying he appreciates it. we'll be right back. (che ♪ [ male announcer ] when you're looking for a twist, crack open a bud light lime. ♪ it's a fraction of the hope but it's hard to control ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the great taste of bud light, with a twist. bud light lime. all the refreshment of bud light, with a splash of 100% natural lime flavor. bud light lime. it's bud light. with a twist. bud light lime. ♪ ♪ ♪ grey goose. world's best tasting vodka. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you very much. welcome back, everybody. nation, before we continue, i want to invite you tuul see me live at the gelyard municipal auditorium in charleston, south carolina, to benefit the james w. colbert endowed chair at the university of south carolina, it's this friday, july 1 at 8:00 where i'll finally have a public forum to talk about myself on a friday. (laughter) i will be interviewed by m nbc's jonathan alter, me and alter, a fight to t

he was tearful, contrite, deeply humiliated and sincerely embarrassed. he not only admitted what he called inappropriate inexplicit conversations with six other women. admitting he lied about sending that he tweeted to a 21-year-old college student. he became emotional when talked about his wife they have been married for less than a year. she has been in politics in new york for a long time. she is a long-time tied hillary rodham clinton. she says they are not splilgt up and he choked up when talking about her. [shouting] >> i love my wife very much and we have no intention of splitting up over. this we have been through a great deal together and we will weather. this i love her very much. and she loves me. >> he said he would now try to earn back the trust of his constituents. that would be tough. the he got 41% of the vote last november. this shame won't help. trace? >> trace: eric, what about the supposedly x-rated photo? what do we know? >> there apparently is an explicit photo. he had discussed that during the news conference. andrew breitbart the

i'm glad they are sincere and i hope that they act on that. there putting the city in potential risk of losing officers. how many recruits have we sent in and how many do we get out of a class, something like 30. >> laterals, we have a better graduation rate. there are a lot of police officers right now because the cities have not renegotiated. they are out there to be had. >> you talked about private this weekend. last year, there was an incident. >> there was a shooting last year. we have stepped up the numbers. we're hopeful that we will go back to the prior saturdays and i spent many up in the castro and i'm hopeful that it is that sort of event. >> the year before, at the triangle was damaged. >> yes, that was actually a an inside job. >> i heard it was vandalism. >> i think it was an accident. >> i just wanted to check on this weekend. >> thank you. >> line item @ b. >> this is the review of recent activities. >> good evening, director hicks. >> good evening. >> as was indicated, the board of supervisors' budget and finance committee con

sincerely (name, city) " and i'm sure the governor will appreciate you sending these letters and i'm also posting a letter on my web site from rick scott saying he appreciates it. we'll be right back. (cheer how it feels to chew 5 gum. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ spearmint that tingles as you chew. 5 gum. stimulate your senses. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you very much. welcome back, everybody. nation, before we continue, i want to invite you tuul see me live at the gelyard municipal auditorium in charleston, south carolina, to benefit the james w. colbert endowed chair at the university of south carolina, it's this friday, july 1 at 8:00 where i'll finally have a public forum to talk about myself on a friday. (laughter) i will be interviewed by m nbc's jonathan alter, me and alter, a fight to the death. don't tell him that part. (laughter) now, folks, i'm a big fan of tea party darling and '70s rock and roll participant ted nugent who last week wrote a powerful editorial in the "washington times" headlined "millennials sleep as their future crumbles. today's youth snooze while government st

we are sincere and our hope that the residents will receive the services of the community center and receive the support and services they need to make their lives better to achieve the american dream. and however each individual to find it. they hope for their children and their children's children. to the contrary, what you have heard from any source, it is nonsense. we did not come from privileged backgrounds. my wife's grandparents were peasants in eastern europe. she's the only one her family to get a college degree. my grandparents were in the middle of a civil war, taking only what they could carry. the hope that their children to achieve the american dream. buying a home was a major part of the american dream. it took years to attend that goal. the community center was next to us. we chose to live next to it and appreciate the work we do. [chime] >> i will continue the statement only large-scale building can contain the goals. the concessions that have been previously discussed in various testimony to everyone that has been involved in this. we to ask you to listen to voices

sincerely, the energy independence advisory panel to the san francisco climate action strategy. also, zakary brown, also the building owners and managers association of san francisco, chris chapel from sun water solar, and jonathan from whole systems consultants. thank you. [applause] >> next up, we have emma pickering representing the transportation panel. [applause] >> hello, mayor lee. it's my pleasure to present the recommendations of the new century transportation advisory panel. our organization is concerned with the san francisco transportation sector. we are writing to express our support for the city and county of san francisco greenhouse gas emissions control and specifically for the transportation actcy's climate action strategy for the transportation sector. we recognize that the transportation sector is responsible for 30% of san francisco's greenhouse gas emissions. it will be crucial for public transportation is prioritized. because human mobility is essential to our economy and to the life of every citizen, it will take organizations like ours working with the ci

she is a sincere person that is concerned about what happens to people. especially dealing with people in the health field. dealing with people in housing. dealing with those that cannot reach out and do the things they need to do and need that additional help. so there is a representative from her office, and i am so proud that she is here. so i would like to bring her up to the podium. would you please come up, nicole rivera? [applause] >> thank you, charles. i know it is hot, so i'm going to make this break. the leader would have loved to be here. she is currently traveling, but she did send a letter greeting she asked for me to read to all of you today. "dear friends, congratulations on the ribbon cutting and grand opening of the new west park plaza, which includes the new south of market hulbert -- the new west block plaza, which includes the new south of market health center. i had the pleasure of touring this beautiful new facility and meeting so many of you. san francisco is fortunate to have a new state-of-the-art medical facility that is fully e

sincerely (name, city) " and i'm sure the governor will appreciate you sending these letters and i'malso posting a letter on my web site from rick scott saying he appreciates it. we'll be right back. (cheer ♪ [ male announcer ] when you're looking for a twist, crack open a bud light lime. ♪ it's a fraction of the hope but it's hard to control ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the great taste of bud light, with a twist. bud light lime. all the refreshment of bud light, with a splash of 100% natural lime flavor. bud light lime. it's bud light. with a twist. yeah, i don't remember you from geometry. i was shy in that class. '...old vice principle, mrs. kline.' mrs k?!?! hornitos premium tequila. purer than your intentions. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you very much. welcome back, everybody. nation, before we continue, i want to invite you tuul see me live at the gelyard municipal auditorium in charleston, south carolina, to benefit the james w. colbert endowed chair at the university of south carolina, it's this friday, july 1 at 8:00 where i'll finally have a public forum to talk about

street wharf, at long last heard by the city planning commission this thursday, june 16, and we sincerely hope that will be certified. this is the final eir for the project, which has spent 11 years in conceptual design. it is finally moving forward. banks to the generosity of multiple sources, including the bond measure, the project is fully funded -- thanks to the generosity of multiple sources. that is really exciting news for us and we are looking for to that at long last. as i think you already know, this week, the oracle racing has debuted to of their ac-45 vessels for the running of the catamarans. the ac-72's which are twice as tall, will be running for the calendar series in july, 2013, as well as the final match of the america's cup. this week, from 1:00 until 3:30, june 13 through june 17, is the running of america's cup 45, and they're testing out the courses. i think they have some fine- tuning, after yesterday's capsizing, as well as race management technology, all under the purview of john, who is the course designer for the america's cup management group, formally doing th

sincerely (name, city) " and i'm sure the governor will appreciate you sending these letters and i'm also posting a letter on my web site from rick scott saying he appreciates it. we'll be right back. (cheer [ female announcer ] did you know that sprite is made with artificial preservatives? ♪ so get real. try sierra mist natural. naturally sweetened with real sugar and nothing artificial. for a crisp clean lemon lime taste. deliciously refreshing sierra mist natural. the natural one. for a refreshing twist, add a splash of your favorite fruit juice. go to facebook for delicious drink ideas. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: thank you very much. welcome back, everybody. nation, before we continue, i want to invite you tuul see me live at the gelyard municipal auditorium in charleston, south carolina, to benefit the james w. colbert endowed chair at the university of south carolina, it's this friday, july 1 at 8:00 where i'll finally have a public forum to talk about myself on a friday. (laughter) i will be interviewed by m nbc's jonathan alter, me and alter, a fight to the death. don

i think we need to be very sincere. >> one of the biggest changes in the regard is depicted right over your shoulder. it is now part of the comcast family. broadcasters and cable has gone head to head for years. how has that changed the policy discussion? >> it is a great question because we do not know exactly yet. now they have all kinds of components in the company. they have divisions and focuses. we will see how they begin to cut -- to propagate their interests. but in many ways it changes the dynamic and the tide of association, but i think it is for the better. -- the type of association, but i think it is for the better. we are an association that is now really down to get there. we should have been any way, but i think comcast can make that real clue. you have them and they are going to be both and it puts all of the issues on the table no matter what and we have to work through them. it is interesting. >> it sounds like some interesting board meetings. >> it is. >> in his article, the talks about the three gaps. one is availability. that has been of real interest to you perso

out sincere -- excelsior has little to no capacity to provide mental health services for our children, youth, and bolts, and seniors. many families are forced to access that the health services in other districts. for many who cannot afford to travel costs, they do not receive services, which in the long run, perpetuates the problem and becomes a larger cost for the city to remedy later. we have names but district 11 also has great assets and strengths. we have good collaborations and leveraging of resources. the existing organizations in district 11 have the capacity to provide programs and services in multiple languages. we have the commitment and work from community volunteers. family resource centers and other centers are providing as much support as possible to provide support, not only for an individual, but for the whole family. despite the limited funding from the city, all organizations are working together to streamline services so that they can be more effective to all members of the family in order to foster a more thriving community. our solution is simple. we know the bu

because it was something that i felt given not only the testimony that was given to us, the very sincerity that people wanted to e these kids and give them the opportunity, it resonated with me. i could see 900 kids not having the next generation without the opportunity to get into the jobs that we are creating with some of the other exciting companies, if you are not good at math and science, you don't graduate with that degree, you're not going to get the jobs that we're working so hard to unleash upon the city. with that vision in mind, it was natural for all of us to work together to scrape up that money had to make a commitment that this summer, was 900 kids will not be lost. we will have the summer class's. we will have them in cooperation with our school district in community college. with all of the agency's behind us working together to say that we will not allow this opportunity to abandon our selves. we found the money. we will have these summer classes and will allow these kids to get that opportunity to read to those grades with the hope that they will have passing grades. it