that's the team of managers that run the incredibly important jobs and i sincerely want to thank those folks for they're hard work. i want to recognize my senior

department heads and chiefs all the other departments our controller and others are here and really a sincere appreciation for the work that jose has demonstrated. i want to say he's been such a great partner and i've had the privilege of working with him as a colleague but when i had the special chance of being the mayor here and wonder how to brag about san francisco i want to talk about more than the warriors something beyond supportship. look at what jose doing. so when we starting bragging about our chirnd program boy did you get a lot of attention from the other mafrz in the city. we brought him to a time when there was signature interest generated from the hard work jose has put together. i know we were appointing someone who was going to go beyond the collection do side of that office. in those years as gavin will recall this city and a country faced itself down in horrible financial times and coming out of those years we asked ourselves what can we do better for the residents and the diverse community in the arena of financial planning and a allotcy and a sense from day one. and so t

who refused arthur of being being a condescended sizer he wrote if your letter was the product of sincere misunderstanding the facts i have cited should relieve your mind. if not i can only commend you to the nearest psychiatrist. i should note too quickly that arthur had a keen appreciation for two tennessee exports, andrew jackson and jack daniels. as jon sig involve or tom appreciate arthur did not believe that white wine with sufficient given the difficulty

he sounded sincere, however, politicians aren't born to sound sincere. clinton sounded sincere when he denied his affair so i don't know. i think it's going to take a few more days to see where this lands. it's similar to the irs skapd dal, the targeting of innocent people because they didn't vote for you. the only difference is obama got away with it. >> bob, you were watching this. you had some dmenltcomments. >> i'm going to take a counter view. when these people all backed up and the complaints came flowing in, why didn't chris christie ty pick up a phone and say, what's going on? he didn't do that. if i were a governor of a state and it was a major artery of my state and it was backed up and people were yelling, it seems to me you would call the head of the bridge authority and say, why are we closing this down to one lane? something i don't know about? that's number one. number two, new jersey, i haven't worked there politically, is notoriously a tough state. a guy would endorse it. that's why somebody decided on his behalf. i don't think this is g

that's the team of managers that run the incredibly important jobs and i sincerely want to thank thoseor they're hard work. i want to recognize my senior management team let me introduce our tax collector david arguing steno thank you for being here (clapping) our cohesive assistant treasurer pauline (clapping.) our policy and ledge manager greg thank you for your great work. and our deputy director i t and about half of everything we did thank you. (clapping.) i get to stand in front of all of you and get some praise and a attention but honestly, i want to share all of that with this incredible team. many work on the first floor of the city hall that means the world to me. i want to take a minute to help the folks that helped me with my re-election campaign it was tough thank you folks for sticking with me the guy who (clapping) third time around didn't have an on the but still you put together a great race. i'll bring this to an end but i thank you each and everyone for your energy mr. mayor and a lieutenant governor thank you. i want to invite everyone to stick around and have a bit

you could tell she was sincere. she didn't qualify it. i got choked up. we can compare it to when people said things offensively in moments of poor judgment and have tried to not walk them back. >> there have been complaints from some liberals that people on fox news tend not to apologize when this happens. >> i'm not going to judge how anyone behaves in these moments. i think these are uncomfortable and unfortunate moments. i do think she set the bar higher and i hope more of us can reach that bar and reach the bar of forgiving. that's the other side. i would like to see the right drop it now. she apologized. >> do you think this episode says something larger about the discourse on msnbc? it comes only a month after martin bashir resigned after talking about sarah palin in a derogatory way. >> right. i think that's only the latest in these sort of controversial remarks made by msnbc host. you have seen a string of it. i think what happened with melissa harris-perry is a continuation of that and i think the biggest problem is that msnbc wasn't just suppos

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i have sincerely announcements one is the recognition that innovation isn't done locally we're part ofn integral market the talent is here and technology interest is here and we make a long-term commitment to discover better ideas in business or comfortably the quality of life better. the acknowledging other announcements is to thank the digital garage because they've begun in the very kind of value oriented way we also wanted to see good businesses start and they follow in the tradition of many tlaevented japanese companies that have come here per not only do we want them to be successful we want to share. this is the story of san francisco. supervisor kim and i are not about business success but success for everybody to share in that success and that's why i'm so moved that when the d g 717 starts here thief chosen 3 entities to receive the sporp, the grants that they have to start here. this is so asian in my opinion because i've wanted to do that with every successful effort with our success we bring others aboard hospitality house is a well-known community based artists project th

i think she was sincere. >> i think she was sincere, but the bigger issue is we have issues where african-americans can be as racist and offensive as white people now. she skipped over the middle person. she is like the trader joe's of racism. she goes right to the source. >> interesting metaphor. one i barely understand. governor romney all class and handled it the right way, didn't he? >> definitely. i wonder why this came up in conversation. mitt romney is obviously not running for president. he is not newsworthy. i was confused as to why she brought it up. why go there? >> you know in the editorial meeting there is a whole other conversation about this picture and how funny it was and stuff. >> why assign that? there is no good place to go with that. >> msnbc had an editorial policy where they want to get the news out. that's almost what you are saying. how can they decide on this as a news story? >> and then we will do a story on that so that's why it is a news story. mike, since you are talking and burning up available time on the show, is there a point? it is hard not to feel bad when a woma

that's the team of managers that run the incredibly important jobs and i sincerely want to thank thoseolks for they're hard work. i want to recognize my senior management team let me introduce our tax collector david arguing steno thank you for being here (clapping) our cohesive assistant treasurer pauline (clapping.) our policy and ledge manager greg thank you for your great work. and our deputy director i t and about half of everything we did thank you. (clapping.) i get to stand in front of all of you and get some praise and a attention but honestly, i want to share all of that with this

. >> i've prepared a short statement and then would like to start by sincerely apologizing to the people in the effected counties of west virginia. our friends and our neighbors. this incident is extremely unfortunate, unanticipated and we are very, very sorry. >> he added that the substance in question has a very low toxicity. which seems to contrast extremely with the epa standard only one part per million is safe but a cease and desist order has been imposed against his business, all of the tanks on that farm have been ordered pumped out. he is effectively out of business. he's already facing a number of lawsuits, six as of yesterday and the u.s. attorney for west virginia has begun an investigation which means possibly that he could face criminal charges down the road. back to you. >> doug mckelway, live in charleston, west virginia. thank you very much. >>> following many of controversy and complaints over the botched obamacare is dropping the plan that a developed the website. white house said it was not effective enough in fixing the complex system. elizabeth prann has the latest

you don't apologize when they say something sincere. he was a sincere player.e didn't have the aggression he wouldn't have made the play. >> his jersey is the number one selling behind peyton manning. i still think it was for mark -- market cking. i think pete carroll said you have to say you are sorry because you tack the dash dosh took the focus off of us. we are on fox next week. >> pete carroll is a great coach. he lets everybody be who they are on the team and that's winning them games. he said don't take the attention away from the teammates, but be you. there is a football game. this is not church. >> he wanted bu to win? >> i got a tweet harris, you need to learn the definition of football. i don't know what position she plays, but okay. >> quickly, you mentioned that thug is a code word. thug is normally used for criminal. if you think it means black does it mean criminals are black? >> it doesn't mean black it means n-word. >> really? i am as stunned as greg. >> i used wert all -- the word all the time. >> what do you think urban means? you are going

he came on, he looked sincere, now well love him and embrace him again. no. a critic from the outside. i'm supposed to write about what television --. i'm a guy on the weekend who accusing the rest invited. of us? >> i work as a critic outside the medium of television writing about media and television. you make your living on television. >> for you to say, morgan liked him, i'm sorry you don't, david, come on. >> clearly david is fought a fan of glenn beck and it is not willing to consider the opinions of or his critic whose saw the sincerity of reflection or are you willing to accept that he has been having this conversation for quite some time. this is not a new revelation for his listeners, watchers or people would read his work. >> i am glad he is having it with his employees like you. i don't want him having it on the mainstream media. he was bad for american television. i'm sorry. that doesn't change because he is nice to you the. >> we will get to the broader question in a moment. talk about the conditioning conversation and he said he has not changed

the annual drills with united states the solo added that the reclusive state sets start selling sincerity for its actions in not just the warrants are unification ministry correspondent and some team reports certainly every knot on friday to north korea's proposal to stop them cross border mudslinging state minorities by concrete ways to demonstrate sincerity if it wants to improve inter korean relations. it is north korea that has continued to slander us to sign in an earlier in the korean agreement not to use wind or the north must remember that cross between the two koreas will be built in action not words. and like all the important proposal thursday and a large batch of defense commission offered to initiate steps to ease tensions between the two kirby asked this all called off its annual military exercises with washington to take place in early spring seoul the gatorade at the regular exercises will continue as long as the north poses a threat to the south our military drills are handled defensive training exercises carried out by a sovereign state. we officially know it by neighbor

. >> do i think his backtracking is sincere? i think backtracking is real ever sincere. >> i think he goofed when he said it in the first place, and he's probably rethinking it now. >> yesterday and again today, we reached out to governor cuomo's office and extended an invitation for him to come on this program and explain himself. we reached out to the offices of senator debbie wasserman-schultz, former secretary of state hillary rodham clinton and new york city mayor bill de blasio. no one gave us a statement which means they don't have the moral courage to speak out against a member of their own party. joining me now, the co-host of "the five." dana perino, welcome. father, let me start with you. you're prolife? >> absolutely. >> you're protraditional marriage? >> absolutely. >> where do you stand on the second amendment? >> i'm an american, it doesn't mean i believe there should be no restrictions on guns, i do believe there should be restrictions. >> if you think like that, this governor thinks you're an extremist and you h

above all they must make sincere efforts to the new clear eyes. it's this point in contradictions between what you said in his pbs neatest a speech. no one he tasted it. he's a team called for reconciliation and decided to frame the contest and warned the south from which the attacks. the rest of the junta says he will hand over the country's top job after the next jennings action. the monsoon has been in town for the past decade these colors on tees kindy stomping in the polls was first in recent state elections. but he didn't know who waited in the village but the vehicle. the extent of august priest. the review correct. what good is that it's done is put to her the external call this a latina sania prime minister after a general elections in may eighty one year old son was initially known as an economist. indeed she is strongest during the period up to take office as prime and is staying two thousand fold. since sending them an east conference of the copies myspace and uncouth sundays the best candidates. he said gundy has the right credentials

the spokesman also urged north korea to show sincerity about toll's offer for talks. if it really wants improved ties with the self when resuming family reunions is the first and towards a new inter korean relationship political watchers plan out that although the upcoming south korea the us military exercises are likely to be a major hurdle in resuming in the korean dialogue. the two koreas have not completely ruled out the possibility of future negotiations. and then the next. time is anticipated that this is that oil to the surface after japanese prime ministers added visit to the controversial yasukuni war shrine last month china's forgn mistedidn hold bachis elin about ave on friday and blasted the japanese leader in a statement released online in june has more on what he said china is stepping up its rhetoric against japanese play nice or studio of eight in the wake of this is aast month the controversial yesterday was trying to be team's official website on thursday. chinese foreign minister while he said that out they had crossed the bottom line at him in cons

hhs secretary sebelius appeared before congress for only the second time sincered the debut in october and testified energy and commerce committee called for the investigation of her very own web sites in mecca have passed our inspector general to investigate thee. development including acquisition and overall management and performance and payment of contractors speaker boehner blasted theco budget deal announced by senator murray and joiningr is now a member of the leadership of the chairmanood of that house judiciaryl committee and it is great to have you with usthe. >> do you support of the new deal? right now about $80 billion? so sat have expressed about what needs to be done but we really need to place of blame on the president who will not do reid entitlementre reform and a senate that will not do an entitlement reform we cannot get them to wi you do it without tax increases and fate of the masked the problems with out of control spending. i would prefer to have the vote to extend the current levels for the rest of thet of year and many conservativeye groups would as well butt

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is he sincere about wanting to reengage with with the west or is this more of what the prime ministeralls iran's deception show? >> no, he is sincere about trying to engage with the west, because he recognized that unless he does, the irani economy is not going to improve you won't get a foreign investment, and he needs to undo a lot of damage that was done by his predecessor, that has led to the problems. i think he struck the right note, he can't go too far too fast, because there's a lot of people in iran that don't trust the united states, and other countries and think we are out to overthrow them. so i think he struck the right tone. and you flow basically he said, we with want peace with all of our neighbors. not just the nuclear issue. but it is going to be the key thing. if we get that right, then i think he will be able to move around there the direction he needs too. how skeptical are you of this? >> i have to quote president ragan, trust by verify. that's why we have the international atomic, and so far iran has lived up to the agreement that it has made. time will tell. bu

oh, yeah, he came on and looked sincere. now we're going to love him and embrace him again. >> david, you're sitting on television right now. do you think you're in a game? >> pardon? i'm sorry. >> because he appear on tv, are you in the game as well? >> no. i'm a guy on weekends who shows up when they invite me. come on. >> so why are you accusing the rest of us? >> because i -- i work as a critic outside the medium of television writing about media and television. you guys make your living on television. so for you to say to me, oh, pierce morgan liked him, i i'm sorry you don't, david, come on. >> amy. >> wow, well, clearly david is not a fan of glenn beck and isn't willing to consider the opinions of glenn's own critics who saw the sincerity and nor, david, are you willing to accept that glenn has been having this conversation for quite some time. this is not a new revelation for glenn's listeners, watchers or for people who read his work. >> i'm glad he's having it with his employees like you. >> not employees, david. i

it was a sincere exchange. >> farce you're concerned, is this over? or is this just one chapter? >>. there's mounds of documents that still need to be gone through. there's a lot of o folks. there's a large ensemble that's apparently involved in this. there are names that were e dedakted from the texts and e-mails. any reasonable person would reach the conclusion that there's more to come or more stuff to find out about. at the end of our conversation with the governor, i said governor, am i now on your radar and he chuckled. his response was that fort lee gets i own radar screen. we're hopeful that screen is going to let us know if there's retribution coming our way. we hope it it doesn't come. >> there's also a lot of talk about the victtims of the bridg shutdown. the most high profile, a 91-year-old woman who there were questions about whether she died after an ambulance could not through. now her daughter has a more definitive take on what happened. >> my first reaction would it really have affected but apparently it may have. it's not good. >> you think it would have had any

buses google is only one of the larger companies we're happy to have google here and 53 we have very sincerely, can here for google >> thank you i'd like to start out by thanking all the folks involved in moving forward this project. thank you to mayor ed lee and edward reiskin. google is excited to be working with you and members of the community of the shared goal even if minnesota transportation around the bay area. we see this as a great step for partnership in the years ahead. as a current resident i appreciate all the work go that's making this better around san francisco and across the bay area and you have the folks in this room to thank for that so thank you (clapping.) >> okay. before we open it up to questions i want to acknowledge the woman who was spear heat the work working with the folks at the muni and our it people and all the providers the transportation companies, the companies they're working for, the bay area council and our manager carly she's the brains behind this. now we're available for that questions and jim is here to answer with questions and mayor and i and direct

. >> he was warm and sincere and i didn't see it coming.e was not flashy in any way. >> she also picked up the $389 tab for the people sitting next to him and it is the latest in a super sized tips signed tips for jesus. >>> andand the first lady talks about plastic surgery, her work out routine and plans for after the white house. as she gets older, she plans to stay active and she is switching from running to things like yoga. when asked if she would much consider plastic surgery she said women should have the freedom to do that and right now i don't know if i would go that route but the president one -- but michelle obama once again said she would possibly consider it. >>> and lost in translation, the new issues some spanish speaking people are running into on the california website. >>> they are doing well coming up and over the hill and it is beginning to get a little bit slow on that construction zone and we will tell you what speeds are like, coming up. >>> temperatures are warm, wife two in a row can you make it three. . >>> we are

we did it, it was good, it was sincere, and it was not even about the deal. nowadays, people will search for the deal first, and not be responsible with the music that they put out. the reason it worked for dmc was it was good. we didn't make a record saying, i got more sneakers than you, more money, look at my car, look at my jewelry. we had big old chains and mercedes benzes and all of that. and that was about our sneakers, not about the term. but where those sneakers have been. stepped onstage, all the people gave and the poor got paid. and right away, we had global appeal. these sneakers walked down the hallways of st. john's university. the reason we didn't do the record at first was, there was a stereotype of, yeah, those kids with the gold chains, and the adidas suits, those were the bad people of society. which was true. the first thing you did when you got money, if you did drugs and a stickup, was to get fresh. everybody who was fresh, it was a stereotype, he was a drug dealer. and we made that record, and i was, i'm with st. john's university. and

i doubt very sincerely anybody would put you on probation with your record. >>> dee dee's housing status is still caught up in the prison bureaucracy because of a clerical error. >> i got to go through all of this, and it's not necessary. but none of it is my fault. >> look who decided to come back. >> what did you do now? >> i didn't do nothing. >> oh, that's what they all say. >> oh, come on now. >> you know me. >> he's going to ad seg. >> the hole ain't cute. one-man cell. you're handcuffed everywhere you go. i couldn't do it, which is why i try to stay out of trouble. >> what did he get locked up for now? what did he get locked up for? he just came in here friday. before he went out to court, he got locked up in ad seg for fighting. so now he's come back to ad seg while they get the follow-up in committee which will be wednesday. they probably won't have this file because he just came back. probably has to go back to the committee in a couple of weeks to be released if he's going to be released. >> with dee dee's records in sacramento and her meeting with the housing committee a week

it was a sincere exchange. >> as far as you're concerned, is this over or is this just one chapter that's done? >> there's mounds of documents that still need to be gone through. there's a lot of folks, there's a large ensemble that's apparently involved in this. there were names dedakted from the texts and e-mails. so i think any reasonable person would reach the conclusion that there's more to come or more stuff to find out about. the at the end of the conversation with the governor, i did say to him, i guess a little sarcastically, governor, am i now on your radar? he chucked. he said fort lee gets its own radar screen. we hope we know if there's retribution coming. we hope it didn't come. >> there's much talk about the impact including a 91-year-old woman who died after an ambulance couldn't get to her on time. her daughter as a different take on what happened. >> my first reaction would it really have affected but apparently it may have. it's not good. ambulances are late going to or from a hospital. >> you think it would have had any impact on the final result for your mother? >> i

i mean this sincerely. where was it written? finally, jogging. activity of all time in the question the lame stream media refuses to ask. none of these stories on red eye tonight. now, let's welcome our guest. was she so hot she gives your eyes third degree burns? tonight, we are joined by author, columnist -- i was thrown off by that. fox news

my sincere guess is that it's not getting harder or easier to do the work of political justice, social justice. i think its just it springs eternal. pete taught me you don't do it to win. you do it because the doing of it is so joyful and gives your life purpose. in doing so you'll meet all kinds of people you'll be lucky to know. you do so, so that maybe you give your children a head start on that very same fight. if you don't achieve the goal yourself . i think pete would have carried out more. >> i think she's right. there are a lot of different ways that we get our music out there. many of the people doing political music today aren't signed to big labels. they are not playing big concert halls. they are playing environmental rallies and union halls and coffee shops and smaller concert halls, and spreading that word through twitter and facebook and using the internet, i think it's a huge advancement. >> well, john nichols, through your journalism you're talking to some of those communities of interest today, what is going on now and when you would have seen pete seger rally to a cl