>> yeah, since mike opened the sincerity dam let me keep going. i am never sincere. am a wholly phony person. the three things i noticed are one your ability to gather talented people around you and share the credit for the show. you are an amazing talent. >> i do do that. >> you are a great talent scout. you recognize talented people and that is a rare quality. second, a lot of the show is ad libbed. the scripts are great but you make up a lot on the fly. >> you watch carefully? >> intoxicated but i watch. and therd you never patronize the viewers. you act as if they are as smart and funny as you r. >> oh. >> they are not. >> you patronize the [bleep] out of guests. >> we will get that in the b-box. we patronize a lot of guests. >> can we reshow -- we have a clip of tucker. can we roll that? >> he told me that he didn't have enough money to stabilize his family working for the teacher so he had to work in the summer painting houses. >> here is more tucker carlson than tucker carlson. >> we go to the same barber. >> did you look like that when you were younger? >> i

and i believe the leading factor in this case is people don't believe that he was sincere. but they weren't in the meeting. they were not in the meeting with me and his parents and my pastor. they were not in the meeting with other local officials, pastors, some of the civil rights activists and even one of the original sit-inners from

our meeting today is a result of sincere efforts exerted by the late king abdullah of -- king of saudirabia. [ applause ] >> may his soul rest in peace. [ applause ] >> translator: through his invitation to have such a conference, the kingdom of saudi arabia is always like this and will be like this under the leadership of the custodian of the two harlem mosques king [ inaudible ]. [ applause ] >> translator: these will be the stands of the kingdom of saudi arabia towards it's arab countries. this is the frame made by king abdullah and this is the frame followed and approved by his sons. i would like also to thank and express my appreciation to the efforts of the state of the united arab emirates. [ applause ] >> translator: under the leadership of his highness. [ applause ] >> translator: represented here today by his heiness. [ applause ] >> translator: vice president, prime minister, and the ruler of [ inaudible ] in order to clear all in the support of egypt, and bring [ inaudible ] to egypt, and the leadership of the uae that the egyptian people have seen how sincere you are and h

>> i think he was sincere and ernst. but it's not a great idea.nd pop shops because i want to have an honest, organic conversation. i don't want to be forced to have a conversation, especially early in the (bleep) morning -- ooh! >> larry: no, you can say it. (laughter) >> usually, if i do have a conversation i need at least two sips of espresso prior. i just wondered, how is that going to play out? you're waiting in line frustrated because there's always a line in starbucks. then you get there and they want to discuss race and i'm like shut the hell up and give me my coffee. >> larry: that's the last thing you want to talk about, right? >> that's correct that's why i smoke a joint. >> larry: in a starbucks? no i'm not trying to go to jail. that's the starbucks at the airport. prior to going to airport, i have my medicine, you know. >> larry: when you go through t.s.a., do they -- >> as long as i'm not traveling and breaking any laws so that's prior to me getting there and i like to get me a french vanilla sometimes, you know. (laughter) >> larry:

want to go on do record for the around to is that true them with the information airbnb needs to be sinceren their claim they're not interested in depleting the rental market and make sure they're helping the city to comply most of the people that are home sharing want them to i don't want to be involved in an organization for hurting the city future for passing the law >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good morning. i'm karen first, i want to thank you for requesting this report for the planning department just 6 weeks into the registration process second i really want to thank you for giving the opportunity of our employed hosts to drop in after work i know this is a stumbling block for young hosts i know and third i'd like to thank you for requesting another report to be done in the fall as a former generalizing member following up on reports where departments have said recommendations quote will be implemented unquote i know how easily it is for much is to fall off the radar of the departments and the board of supervisors and in the first week of february he

>> no, i'm so pleased and i've got to tell you i just think it's sincere. you know look i think you say things that i disagree with, but, you know i always take you a sincere person on this one because it is such a touchy subject. it's easy, i think to play to the crowd and the crowd here, you can see it, they've come out and mocked starbucks, they've put starbucks town, they put the customers down as a bunch of affluent idiots who buy $5 coffee. everybody gets put down, you can't have the conversation. it just plays to the prove can a torse, the dem a gogs, the sharp tons and the like. you know, what real people when real people talk about those issues i think we can get somewhere. >> what about it -- i've got a share ld whoer here, i want to hear your thoughts. >> i think eric, obviously, he has an obligation to the shareholders first because he is the chairman of the board and all of that. if it sells coffee i think he should do it. absolutely. those are two separate subjects one is a social responsibility if you think you have that and you have the righ

it is being willing to take the questions and answer them sincerely from the heart.if governor bush is able to connect on the issues they care about, then he would do well. i would say the same thing about all of the candidates. >> regarding the nominee of the party. does the nominee need to win iowa or new hampshire? >> i think it is helpful, in particular for a candidate that is still working on name recognition. part of the justification of having iowa in new hampshire is that we are manageable for a candidate that may not have the finances and name recognition and for them to move into a situation where they can be competitive. is it absolutely necessary? probably not. is it helpful? i think it is. when people say sometimes that they look you in the eye and make the decision, that happens in iowa. people are going to do that here. jeb bush is going to have to move himself as a candidate. so far it looks if he is willing to devote the time and sincerity in iowa. >> if there are 12 or 14 republican candidates, will there be more than three tickets? >> i think so. i

so will he arouse people -- passions the way some who steam more sincere?ore acceptable. >> woodruff: conventional wisdom is there are two contests in the republican party, one is the conservative banner carrier and the ortho, mark, for the main stream republican. is that just too simple a way to look at this? >> yes, judy, but that's all right. the tea party which is anti-government conservatives, then the cultural moral religious conservatives. there's an overlap, but they're distinct. there is the governing republicans, those who really think, gee, it's important to be able to govern. and then there are sort of the wall street business republicans. i think there's almost four different groups. i would say this about ted cruz, he stands in total opposite to what happened this week in congress. we have spent months, years just kicking the day lights out of congress for doing nothing and this week we saw an act on grownups from john boehner and nancy pelosi and they passed a medicare document that 17 times in ten years they've patched this, kicked the can d

opportunities to get out and placing play a 4 thousand acres of play rec and park has a place win the high sincerely user from the upper life and transform into one of mother nachdz place go into the rec and park camp mather located one hundred and 80 square miles from the bay bridge past the oakland bridge and on and on camp mather the city owned sierra nevada camping facility is outings outside the gate of yosemite park it dates back before the area became is a popular vacation it i sites it was home to indians who made the camp where the coral now stands up and artifacts are found sometimes arrest this was the tree that the native people calm for the ac accordions that had a high food value the acorns were fatally off the trees in september but they would come up prosecute the foothills and were recipe the same as the people that came to camp camp is celebrating it's 90th year and the indians were up here for 4 thousand we see every day of them in the grinding rocks around the camp we have about 15 grinding sites in came so it was a major summer report area for the 92 hawks. >> through there are

60 marines were r5gd to make the lights swing with the names of the devils fan and fairy and the sincereoctopus one magazine said quote on receiving a color champion a straumg in sudden but the lamps trained to the position and above entitled the otero now innocent thanks to many, many more people we will again above entitled the wonder of the awe illumination in the fair city a citizen technology later thank you very much (clapping). >> thank you laura right now let's bring back craig and the ditch he is for their rendition of san francisco by the way a i heard was the number one song and the theme song for the 915 fair. >> ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ in >> oh, e oh, away u way when it is waiting there before me i love her so wherever i go i think of her all day where eyeing and her smile and light and her voices soft and dreem write i can't forget the ones i've met on san francisco bay on san francisco bay well, i first met kate by the golden state way out on san francisco bay and he stole high heart away on a dreamy summer day we then went cancun and the we watched the fields that day on a golden foggy

it is a place ready sincerely tries to do the best job he/she can with the issue before them to give it the best shot. >> by the way your sister did not participate. why? si 13 is harder than two and two is harder than one but it was very important because i'd like my sister and me, she lived there the whole time un interrupted. c-span: he is nine. >> is she is 10. c-span: what is he doing today? >> guest: he lives in tucson and so does my sister i served in the state senate eight years until she was term limited out the very place i served before her the issue was the county supervisor. she also had a life in politics the. c-span: there are a couple of images in the book if i read there rights of you and your father where they see the atomic bomb test. >> guest: my father and i we were rounding up cattle on the very date that the first atomic bomb exploded in new mexico. we were up at 3:00 a.m. for a roundup we had some coffee and breakfast in the kitchen and the window looked north. i was rinsing off the dishes at the sink and it must have been maybe 4:00 in the morning. and we saw

there is nothing that the white man will ever do to bring about true, sincere, citizenship or civil rights recognition for black people in this country. nothing will they ever do. they will always talk it but they won't practice it, and with the supreme court, if the naacp can tell me they want a desegregation decision for me ten years ago, but yet the schools have not been desegregated, as i say, this is a victory with no victory. it's a victory that you can talk about, but it's a victory that you can't show me. so if you represent the naacp and you are telling me about is this great victory you won for me, when i look at you, i have to conclude that either you have been duped yourself or else you are trying to dupe me and in most instances where the civil rights struggle is involved, there is no civil rights leader can point to me one concrete gain, practical gain that black people have made in the civil rights field in this country not only during the past ten years but during the past 100 years. >> now, the other part was with respect to to mr. king and the nonviolent direct action. >>

. >> what they want instead of apologizing for word choices and grammar, they want a sincere apology saying we failed. we have an epidemic going on across america as you show with los angeles. and then i have a representation of the family in pasco, washington where a medical examiner -- mexican national name, he is running from the police, he puts his hands up and they continue to shoot. so people like other noted lawyers have to fight to make a record of this stuff. but before we didn't have video, so it is rifting that we have video now and so hopefully more people than just the victims in our communities are saying this is wrang what the police is doing. >> should cleveland forfeit their case, come forward and settle the case. saying this is a wrongful death. we're sorry, and settle civilly with you and the family? >> i think what they were really apologetic and sincere, they would want to do a quick resolution and say actions speak so loud we don't need to say anything. we know it was wrong what happened. we know that the officers should have tried to deescalate the situation. l

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do you think his apology is sincere? >> they are not going to accept it and they have ever reason not to accept it. the fact is that netanyahu is netanyahu and a known comedy and he's been pursing racist policies his entire political career even before he became boim back in prime minister back in the '90s. they know him and how he operates and saw the jewish state bill that he was proposing that brought his government down that was establishing jewish supremacy and subordination of the arab population to cotidify as second-class citizenry. they received a scant amount of government funding and are deprived as a result of that. so the issue is they don't believe them. as lee said actions speak louder than words and the actions have been quite deplorable. >> steven you don't think his comments on bussing arabs was racist? >> i don't. he was basically stating a fact. there was an effort to increase arab participation in the election and it worked. whether it's racist to target a group in a country, increased participation,

they sincerely didn't know they were missing. they sincerely didn't know they were missing. this is a very tiny example but this is a very tiny example but from a movie that i was. from a movie that i was. in "stuart little" there is a in "stuart little" there is a scene with remote control boats. scene with remote control boats. i was watching one day, and the i was watching one day, and the assistant director was taking assistant director was taking little boys from the crowd of little boys from the crowd of extras and giving them the extras and giving them the remote and having them sit down. remote and having them sit down. then he gave them to little boys then he gave them to little boys to sit down and then picked to sit down and then picked little girls to stand behind the boys cheering them on. little girls to stand behind the i noticed what he was doing. boys cheering them on. i noticed what he was doing. i said, hey, do you think we i said, hey, do you think we could give half of the row notes to girls instead? could give half of the row notes to girls instead? he

. >> i was hoping to see a little emotion, to see some sincere remorse, to take real ownership of his actions. and he just didn't do that. you know he's just -- he's just too arrogant. >> reporter: cindy moffett was not one of but the first victim to report don tollefson to police. she says she and others were taken advantage of at brad fox foundation run when tollefson offered bogus packages. she paid $500 and never got the trip. >> do you think he's going to pay you back? >> no. >> reporter: she says no no longer about the money. she wants to make sure there are no other victims. prosecutors say close to 200 people were scammed and they want tollefson to pay back more than $160,000. >> my goal which i think we accomplished is to get him incarcerated so he can start paying restitution, even if it makes he's making license plates for 50 cents an hour, to start paying that back. >> reporter: through a spokesman, the fox family says after the sentencing, the time handed down just doesn't fit the crime. >> they don't feel justice was served today. >> reporter: now, tollefson's attorney s

causes the real friends of freedom to doubt our sincerity especially because it forces so many really good men amongst ourselves, into an open war with a very fundamental principles of civil liberty. the doctrine of self-government is right. absolutely, and internally right. but, it has no just application as here attempted. when the white man governs himself, that is self-government. but, when he governs himself and also governs another man, that is more than self-government. that is despotism. if the negro is a man, my ancient faith teaches me that all men are created equal, and that there can be no moral right in connection with one man's making a slave of another. holzer: douglas expresses similar outrage over the new law, and an equal determination to immortalize himself before the cameras. in a speech in chicago, just two weeks after lincoln's address in pr you, he has to justify his mere right to voice his opinion. douglass: it is said with much of brightness by the advocates of the nebraska bill that we are, if the people of a territory can be trusted to make laws for white me

to me indemnify is a symbol of a russian citizen that connects ukraine and russia and sincerely respects ukraine. >> volunteers have delivered a much needed humanitarian aid to a town in eastern ukraine not far from the front lines. the town of poposna has been left battle-scared. 90% of notices who live there have fled, those who remain are too old or too poor to leave. >>> still to come, is israel's prime minister about to rub salt in the wound? >> individuals in government who want to control. >> and why it's a confusing picture for tv viewers in kenya. he's out there. there's a guy out there whose making a name for himself in a sport where your name and maybe a number are what define you. somewhere in that pack is a driver that can intimidate the intimidator. a guy that can take the king 7 and make it 8. heck. maybe even 9. make no mistake about it. they're out there. i guarantee it. welcome to the nascar xfinity series. >> every monday night, al jazeera america brings you conversations you won't find anywhere else. >> it's nice to be doing something everybody is so aware of. >> is a

. >> 4-year-old sincere was one of the four people killed and ejected from the truck his grandmotheras driving and it happened in the atlantic city expressway lanes. >> cell phone video of the wreck too graphic to show. it happened an hour after tropicana casino resort hotel allegedly kicked the family out, despite the fact they had a prepaid hotel room and despite the fact that toddler boy was in their company. shayanna's mother-in-law, she says was intoxicated and those drinks provided by the tropicana and in no condition to drive. >> hold them liable. they saw my son and they didn't care. they saw the driver of the vehicle was intoxicated. >> they announced a $30 million lawsuit of the tropicana. the casino accused his clients of underaged gambling. >> even if it's true it doesn't justify anyone in this case a casino ejecting two intoxicated persons who had been gambling and drinking on the casino floor, it makes no sense why they were kicked out. >> it's one thing to remove them from the casino floor, but by law the casino had no right to deny them their hotel room. >> and the gr

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i sincerely hope that all of the people of this state will continue to exercise patience and restraint. but i hope the american people can be warned this issue is not selma, alabama. this issue is not montgomery, alabama. this issue is whether these united states shall be preserved and whether we shall surrender to mob accuracy in the country that has been witnessed today in the city of montgomery, alabama. i would also like to point out and make this statement. that the president of the united states himself said the other day, and it's widely quoted in the press, that he would not see people who came and lay down in the white house. and of course we have taken the same position in our state. and i think of course that is a good position. i again want to stay in my statement given today that i'll be happy to see a group of representative citizens from this state and receive any petition from them provided they come in an orderly and proper manner. >> governor the office was closed today. >> yes, the office was closed when they came today to present the petition. screeria -- nigeria. -

i'm talking sincerely. we cried. she said, i hate you. she said, i wish you was dead, you know?rd for me, because all this time i've been the one that's been in control. she took that control and i couldn't, like, attack her or nothing like that. you know what i mean? that wasn't even in my mind. i didn't have control of the situation. she took control of the situation. she asked me, should i be forgiven? i said, no. she said, i'm going to forgive you. you know what i'm saying? everything that i perceived that made me the big dog, she just took all that from me. you know what i mean? she took all that from me. she made me real humble, you know what i mean? i'm saying we hugged when she left. i killed this woman's brother. and people don't do that, right? people don't just do that. >> taylor found it hard to shrug off the emotions stirred up by the visit. >> because i was brought up if you murder, people will get over it, you know? i was a hard and violent person. now that i see a whole different side of me, this is how i go, man. people don't forget. people don't forgive all the

and he looks at me very sincere and he says, do you realize we were 6-10 last year? and i said yeah. and he looks at me one more time and he goes, don't you think we should be doing something? [laughter] >> but i looked at pat and i said pat, how about you play middle linebacker and you let me do the rest? we laughed and we still laugh about that moment. but this team, this unity is gonna miss you. it's gonna miss the leadership, the passion, the ta tent. gonna be difficult to re-- talent. gonna be difficult to replace. when i think about you, i think of greatness. when i was working with coach parcels and he used the word greatness, greatness, you've earned that term, greatness. you've accomplished a lot. seven all pros, six pro bowl selections in an eight-year career. there's no doubt you could carry forward and accomplish great things on the football field. but you got a new calling. it's a calling that we support. i know your teammates that are seated here, the teammates that are on this team now and have played with you in the past are gonna support you in that

clients when factor environmental, social and governance issues into their decision-making process sincerely margaret and some of the questions are is your firm of pure consultantcy if you offer investment product are the real conflict of interests mitigated will you require all hedge fund managers considered to be fiduciaries describe our experience and track record working with public pension clients please provide a list of the managers. >> 30 seconds. >> you recommend and describe our experience and success in negotiating lower fees how do you factor in the government to do their due diligence and what's your position on hiring hedge fund managers that undermine the preparation at the state and municipal level and late describe our experience in the investment in their hedge fund portfolio who wish to mitigate your hedge funds risks. >> any other speakers new seeing none, i'll close public comment call item 2. >> item 2 am action approve the minutes of the february 11, 2015 board meeting. >> anybody have comments or changes if not i'll entertain a motion of adoption. >> is there a second

the 1950s and franco cleverly realized he could sign up for united states if he promoted his very sincereanti-communism and got a great deal of money for many years to support his government. >> just as a follow on to the gentleman that was up before it seems to me like the spanish civil war was a very divisive for, and one that created a lot of family splits. and that carried on through the war and carried on after the war. and that is a wound that i don't believe has healed yet. >> you're right. >> and from that standpoint, what i heard before about what he saw in madrid in 1975 it's true and it's spain, and it's a divisive. the same is true for the other side. you mention art, and to meeting which he described, the same art was produced in spain during the franco years by artists like -- you look at those frames and you look at those paintings, and they depict the franco years. they are blood, dark. so i'm not so clear that it was franco was a bad guy and the republicans were the good guys. i think there's a lot of gray areas there because you didn't hear about how the republicans burn

well, if you not think there will ever be an agreement because the other guy is not sincere, your analogye steps to move in that direction. that is of the core of this problem, and that is what has to be overcome. aaron: on the issue of hamas, first of all, they were elected in 2006, so they are legitimate government in gaza, whether or not the u.s. of hamas, first of or israel like them or not. on the issue of statehood hasn't hamas accepted israel's right to exist within its borders because, as has said we would accept a palestinian state in the occupied territories. in doing so, you are basically saying we recognize israel, even if we do not directly do it. mr. mitchell: well, first off they won a parliamentary election. their government is divided into an executive and a parliament. they did not win the presidency. what was at stake was the parliamentary election. president abas remain the democratically elected leader of the country. they, then, in a violent uprising defeated the forces and evict them from gaza, and seized both executive and parliamentary control in gaza, so let's be