the fact of the matter is, dan snyder has ruined a washington redskins. it will take years before the franchise can recover, in large part due to the mismanagement of dan snyder. everybody in town knows it. >> colby says that the lawyers message was our pockets are much deeper than yours. >> defending this lawsuit will soon outstrip the value of the city paper itself. it is clearly a snarky threat. this is a puerto -- this is a pr disaster. amateur advisers would know that this is about the stupidest things you can do. this paper is a village of the obscure. now it is on the headlines of espn and nationally. crazy. i've got to share this -- on the website this week, dan snyder had 100% negative rating, and mubarak only had 67% of negative rating. that is how bad it is. >> dan snyder is a jerk. i mean, he is just an absolute jerk. this piece documented his meddling in confidence as the owner of -- incompetence as the owner of the redskins. he is a millionaire trying to put out of business in a precarious publication. as for the anti-semitic charges, all yo

snyder. this can move forward without objection. thinking to the members of the public -- thank you to the members of the public that came out to weigh in. we do have one more item. we will give a moment for people to exit out. if you could continue your conversations in the hallway, we would appreciate it. colleagues, we have one more item for open session today. can you please call item number five? >> amending the administrative code for establishing a process for a question and answer session. president kim: ok. i just want to give a moment for the crowd. thank you, president chiu, for joining us today. president chiu: we have the item in front of us that has to do with a charter amendment passed by 60% of the voters requiring the mayor to appear monthly at the board of supervisors. we are considering an ordinance to held this policy with open government, dialogue, and transparency. it was drafted in consultation with the mayor. those of us on the board can as k meany mayor -- any mayor in private conversation. that being said,

dan snyder with the planning department staff. i'm here this morning to give you your annual update on the department's general advertising sign program, our written report is included in your packet for today's hearing. and we do have additional copies up front for anyone in the audience today who would like. before we get into the meat of things, commissions are, i'd like to call your attention to the front row, where the key staff in our program are seated today. the entire program staff is here today because among other reasons, we all wanted to be here to give you some good news. but first, and just to set the stage if 2003 could have the overhead, ms. secretary, please. prop g passed in 2002, a voter initiative that prohibited new advertising signs in the city, passed with 78% of the vote between in then and 2006 the city adopted and defended various regulationses that enabled our program. we kicked off in 2007 and meaningful enforcement activities began the start of 2008. before anything else we do need to talk about what a

snyder. this can move forward without objection. thinking to the members of the public -- thank you to the members of the public that came out to weigh in. we do have one more item. we will give a moment for people to exit out. if you could continue your conversations in the hallway, we would appreciate it. colleagues, we have one more item for open session today. can you please call item number five? >> amending the administrative code for establishing a process for a question and answer session. president kim: ok. i just want to give a moment for the crowd. thank you, president chiu, for joining us today.

duke snyder passed away yesterday. face of the brooklyn dodgers for nearly a decade, snyder led brooklyn to their only world series title in 1955 to win another as a dodger in 1959. duke snyder was 84 years old. >>> crazy finish to the pitt/louisville game. card malz took a five-point lead with less than a second to play in o.t. watch the cheerleader who picked up the ball and tossed it into the air. the ref called a technical. pitt made both free-throws. now down three. panthers had a chance to tie. thankfully for the cheerleader the shot was off the mark and louisville won it 62-59. the moral of the story, if you're a cheerleader, keep your hands on your pom-poms. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> narrator: "early today" sports is brought to you by touch of gray. get rid of some gray, never all. >>> an oscar recap and an upset at the box office. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, forget the oscars. 99.9% of americans love bacon. this weekend i

and it's gone primarily because of the work of dan snyder and the staff in the 2006 litigation. and we're here to applaud them and to praise them and make sure that they get their kudos that they well deserve. thank you. president olague: thank you. is there any additional public comment? >> good morning, commissioners. my name is terry milne, a citizen of vernal heights and i have to tell you earlier this week the question was asked whether or not the arts commission is in charge of historic neighborhood murals of the sort that you may or may not know about in bernl heights just because they're a pay ordery of an advertising sign makes in them no less a neighborhood mural that's been there for decades. so i don't know the answer whether the arts commission is really responsible, but i just thought i'd bring it to your attention. thank you. president olague: thank you. is there additional public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioner moore? ms. moore: i'm totally psyched about the thing, i thank the director. i wish we had a strike team and mechanisms for e

snyder for seat 2 and mr. grosboll for seat 3. president kim: we have two motions. one is a motion to -- one? combining both olivier's -- of yours under one. >> on the motion. supervisor elsbernd: no. supervisor farrell: aye. president kim: no. so our next motion is for mr. grosboll for seat three. mr. snyder applied for seat two. supervisor farrell: i understand where this is going. i gave very much respect supervisor elsbernd's comments. we should be unanimous. i am happy to support this motion also. president kim: i want to thank the people that approached our office today. i am glad to see that there are some many talented folks that are committed to serving our

david schneider -- david snyder. >> i am a 22-year resident hond to be here to request appointment to the bridge board. you have my resume, i will let it speak to the details. i have 20 years of transportation policy experience mostly with bicycle safety but also with land use, walking, traffic. i would like to talk about my priorities. if i am appointed again to the bridge -- i will mention them in the reverse order in my optimism. the president mentioned the planned to get to fiscal stability. one of the items on there is incremental tolling for our electronic payment customers. we propose to do that right now starting three or four years from now but i would like to start of that right away. we have always had dollar increments because it is easier to make change that way. with electronic tolling, we don't have to do that. i don't think that people notice and it will help our financial system of the lead. the second priority is to get a monthly pass for our transit users. we don't have that. i think that this hurts our transit ridership. i look forward to working with the san franc

archie new york michael snyder for the founder of the economic collapse blog believes that banks profiting from food stamps widens the gap between rich and poor. it's really just a stall that here's j.p. morgan they receive these huge bailouts from the u.s. government so they hate kid to get back on their feet but then they're making be sued you crop it off the suffering of the american people you know as we've seen the number of americans on food stamps has increased from twenty six million back in two thousand and seven to all of forty three point six million today so it's it and the war americans that go on food stamps the more money to j.p. morgan makes there is no incentive for j.p. morgan help people get off of the food stamps you know goal should be here to reduce the number or reduce the dependency of government but instead j.p. morgan what they want is to increase the number of customers big banks the these wall street banks they seem to get away with the with murder get away with anything there does not seem to be just this desire on the part of the state governments to really do

snyder noted, but you guys have used technology tremendously to improve the efficiency and you've been also very fair and equitable in your enforcement and very efficient in your enforcement. thank you very much. president olague: that concludes this informational presentation and the commission can move on to item two on the calendar. commissioner sugaya. commissioner sugaya: yes, i'd like to make public that the company i work for did historic resource evaluation work for the environmental impact report. pardon me? for glen park. i think i remember in past meetings where there have been informational sessions about the plan itself where the e.i.r. hasn't been either advertised or isn't directly -- well, i suppose we could talk about it, but i believe i've sat in on informational items on area plans before when we've worked on the e.i.r. part. in the past, when we've had joint -- not joint meetings but when the e.i.r. and the plan has all been scheduled together, i've recused myself on the e.i.r. votes but have been able to come back to vote on the community plan itself. and i feel in

i had a dee snyder hair dryer once. [ laughter ] oh yeah, put it back in the bag.don't want to scratch it. >> jimmy: i don't want to besmirch the name of david bryan. not here. thank you so much. that's a very nice -- >> i know, right? >> jimmy: we're getting up there. it's worth more than $10. [ light laughter ] hey, how you doing frank? >> good, how are you? >> jimmy: are you from chicago? >> no, i'm actually from the central coast of california. >> jimmy: of course. [ laughter ] what are you wearing there? that's a nice -- are you a chicago cubs fan? >> yeah. i have family from chicago. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what are you giving us? something from california? >> no, actually something from chicago technically. when i get -- i've had this sweatshirt for about five years now. >> jimmy: how old are you? >> i'm 20. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so i wear this like -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: one-fourth of his life, folks. >> so, this is a big deal. i wear this like every day. every picture i have is with me in this. and like, when i get nervous -- >> jimmy: lik

[applause] >> timothy snyder as a history professor at yale university and the author of several books including the reconstruction of the nation and the red prints. to watch other programs about this topic, visit both tp.org and enter world war ii in the search bar in the upper left-hand side of the page. >> we are here talking with brigitte gabrielle. >> islamic militants therein by the islamic minority and bringing back their islamic counterfeit. so that's what the book talks about. it talks about the history of logical islam code is doing a summary now, what is happening in the united dates as well and why we need to be more idealized to understand what radical islam is coming from. >> what are some of the findings you have. >> well, we are finding out that the radical islamic terrorist are organized by the year for the united states or in australia. they are not working together. they are linked together through the internet. we are finding out that al qaeda, which means the base in arabic is nothing more than an umbrella organization with many other radical organizations that com

pete snyder joins us.eat to have you with us. >> thank you. >> this has become so much fun to sort of handicap the commercials that will be -- we're getting a little prerelease. you see a theme even to the 2011 ads? >> without a doubt. fans are now calling this the social bowl because social media is having such an impact on all of the ads. nearly every ad has a facebook or twitter component to it. and even more so most people under 35 are using one of these, a smart phone or ipad as they watch. >> people are watching them ahead of time too. which is bringing in even more of that. >> absolutely. you're seeing the video for vw the force. 4.5 million views on youtube with only two days. >> that's crazy. >> all of the rules have changed. >> all of the rules have changed including how the ads are made. we're seeing again this year doritos and pepsi max have people at home who normally watch create ads and win a little money in the process. let's look at one of those top contenders for doritos quickly. >> here

caller: our recent new governor from michigan, rick snyder, said in the state of the state address that he will remove pricing on separate items and that will save $2 billion for grocery stores. doesn't that translate into a regressive tax? that $2 billion will mean that we won't know exactly what we are paying for until we get to the checkout counter. don't you feel this is a regressive tax in disguise guest: the issue of economic incentives or price issues with regard to food is not addressed in these guidelines. besides that went into building them -- the science that went to building on top of any more food for choices in the supermarket that contain more of the nutrients that we need and more wholefoods that we need. my response to that is we hope the demand changes with the increasing demand, you would get perhaps prices for foods that decrease. with a demand for more food that are less process that contain large amounts of saturated fats, for example, that might very well lead to increased demand and an effect on prices and a good way. host: north carolina, is next. caller:are yo

eight to 10s scott walker is fighting in wisconsin, that john kasich is fighting in ohio, that rick snyderighting in michigan, that susanna martinez is fighting in new mexico. i said to the people of new jersey when i ran for governor in 2009 that if they gave me the opportunity to be their governor that not only with the state go on a path towards fiscal recovery, but we would also leave the nation because we had a one-year headstart on everybody because of our odd election-year. we would have a one-year headstart on a huge new class of governors that would come in and the election of 2010. now, you can imagine how that was received in new jersey. now, this is a state that during my time as the united united sts attorney was not predominately for a few things, political corruption, "the sopranos", the real housewives of new jersey and now must regrettably the jersey shore. not a place that is thought of itself as a national leader in something that would matter for our children's future. but i believe part of leadership is understanding, articulating, and believing, and that which is spec

caller: our recent new governor from michigan, rick snyder, said in the state of the state address that he will remove pricing on separate items and that will save $2 billion for grocery stores. doesn't that translate into a regressive tax? that $2 billion will mean that we won't know exactly what we are paying for until we get to the checkout counter. don't you feel this is a regressive tax in disguise guest: the issue of economic incentives or price issues with regard to food is not addressed in these guidelines. besides that went into building them -- the science that went to building on top of any more food for choices in the supermarket that contain more of the nutrients that we need and more wholefoods that we need. my response to that is we hope the demand changes with the increasing demand, you would get perhaps prices for foods that decrease. with a demand for more food that are less process that contain large amounts of saturated fats, for example, that might very well lead to increased demand and an effect on prices and a good way. host: north carolina, is next. caller:are yo