smalley's mom. okay. there's smalley. all right. and ugly. who is ugly? is that a person?r a quality that you -- already, wells i hope smalley's mom is not in the ugly category. >> no. >> jimmy: okay, good. very good. let's check in, we have another dorm room here and, okay, now, this is michelle donnelly. hello, michelle. i see you've gathered your friends. is it a female only dormitory? >> no, it's not. >> jimmy: yeah, we're -- you know that thing you do when you're a kid where you plug your ears and every once in awhile you just open it, wrafhatever. just imagine that is what's going on. who you have unfriended so far? >> i unfriended my -- >> jimmy: did you say your crazed aunt? >> jimmy: yes, yes, good, family members are getting unfriended, too. that's technically unfamily-ing, but i hope that doesn't make for an uncomfortable thanksgiving meal for you. >> not at all. >> jimmy: good. is everyone there unfriending? >> yes, we are. >> jimmy: i like how everyone is pretending to talk like it's a beer commercial and you're in the background. okay, let's check in, go to c

russell and edie and smalley hassler, and betty particle -- betty and even. you guys make my job a lot easier. you know, we're a part of the -- of the mayor's neighborhood market place initiative program. we partner with the support corporation and office of economic and work force development. we work with 1345u8 business owners. -- we work with small business owners. the street fair, there's flyers everywhere. please take one and tell your friends. we were pretty thrilled to land latin jazz legend, pete who is going to perform. we're pretty happy to have him. so, there's going to be a lot of homegrown artists, musicians, chefs, children's area. we're going to have the writers and the partners, the jump start in the bank of america parking lot. thanks everyone that played this -- the streetscape a reality. i hope to see you back on sunday, but not just sunday, i hope people kind of make this gateway to san francisco a part of their routine and come back and support the business owners and thanks, you guys. thanks again. s >> thanks. i was going to say exactl

candidate mr smalley guy is ahead of stan in the opinion polls and moving up and if there's a runoff in january there probably will be since neither one will probably get fifty percent it could move further if in fact though come sunday say last stand comes out way ahead in number first position there's going to be a lot of really negative response from the haitian people about the elections not being fair and let me if i might just to be specific just quote two or three sentences from one of our observers that we have great respect for in the southern small city of shock mail and this person says. that the prey. party unit a party activist are now pressuring the poor people to give them their election cards for small amount of rice or tent moreover they walk around heavily armed under their under their shirts with guns and they and they have fired the poll station employees and replaced them with members of the union tate party and this observer and by saying how is it possible for the un the oas to accept this and i think this is a very legitimate question. based on my comment befo

russell and edie and smalley hassler, and betty particle -- betty and even. you guys make my job a lot easier. you know, we're a part of the -- of the mayor's neighborhood market place initiative program. we partner with the support corporation and office of economic and work force development. we work with 1345u8 business owners. -- we work with small business owners. the street fair, there's flyers everywhere. please take one and tell your friends. we were pretty thrilled to land latin jazz legend, pete who is going to perform. we're pretty happy to have him. so, there's going to ba

shabaab, a somali islamist group with ties to al qaeda, conducted its first successful attack outside smalley territory, killing 76 the people, including one american. al-shabaab has focused primarily on its neighbors. then-director of national intelligence, dennis blair, in the senate select committee on intelligence hearing, testified, "al-shabaab and most africa- based al qaeda members will remain focused on regional initiatives in the near term. nevertheless, the leaders may elect to be direct to the homeland some of westerners, including north americans now training in fighting in somalia ." on august 5, more than a dozen somali americans, permanent residents, were arrested. attorney general eric holder announced that 14 people are being charged with providing financial support to al-shabaab. i trust that africom will continue to deliver its unique band of interagency security cooperation and building capacity. however, it is imperative that africom acquired the necessary capabilities to identify and deter and counter all relevant threats to our nation's security. i look forward to our w

someone like and work out how we and the arabian influence for someone like omar hammami, al shabab or smalley ally of al qaeda. what we see in all these cases are americans. people without passports, people who were born here. people who are citizens of our country, going abroad, getting some training, making common cause with terrorist troops. and that is something that has to be for us fundamentally new and fundamentally disquieting. finally we concluded that the attacks and plots of the past year or so i'm not one off. and i isolated things. we should look at one by one and say that was unusual. or we believe they are part of a broader strategy, embraced by our adversaries by al qaeda, its affiliates and their associates to try and take him to flutter and massive with local threats and threats coming from all sorts of directions and all different atmospheres. we found that it is also worrisome that the united states has failed to adequately understand and prepare for the threats. from the prevailing conviction of those who talk to admit existed long lasted shelflife and couldn't ever have