st. patrick's day. greg: any group devoid of humor is dangerous. you cannot engage. you cannot have fun with them. they want you su subservient ate end of the day. >> luckily we live in a time with the president, what did he

st. patrick's night. if there were a police car there to watch and see, that wouldn't have happened. >> well, there was also a very unusual fire that occurred that night that did tax resources. i'm going to let commissioner lee ask his question, and then thank you for giving us a few ideas, but i kind of want to start generating some thoughts about what we do here. >> so i don't want to rush, but we've been on this topic, and the thing is this commission was formed and when the police had the permits and c.a.d. reports were pretty much used against clubs or whatever for whatever reason, and the commission was formed, for me, i'm against using any c.a.d. reports, so whether it's 65 or 100, i don't look at your case on the c.a.d. reports. and with c-mac and other night life advocates, we also were against c.a.d. reports making decisions on permits, and i think you were part of that meeting when the c.a.d. decision was formed. for me, i don't look at the c.a.d. reports, i just use it for information. i look

st. patrick's day.immy: yeah. >> they're still freaking out. >> jimmy: that's right. yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the roots are from philly. they're still freaking out. [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah -- and my team -- my team is the arizona cardinals, which i thought i could get up there, and be like "man, i'm an arizona fan." even though y'all just won the freaking super bowl, they're like, "boo, you suck!" >> jimmy: they don't stop, man. >> i know we suck. what do you mean? you guys won. you won! >> jimmy: i know, man. do you -- when you're backstage, because i walked by your dressing room, i didn't hear -- do you do, like, vocal warmups and stuff? >> no. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you like -- ♪ mi mi mi mi mi something like -- ♪ la la la la la >> did you really walk by my dressing room to see if i was doing something in there like that? i don't know, dude. >> jimmy: yeah, i kind of, yeah -- i just wanted to check. you wouldn't speak to me before the show. >> no, i do -- >> jimmy: that's why i wanted to -

st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d.100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. ♪ meggin: hello, and welcome to our highlights edition, with the best picks of the week. here's what we've got lined up for you today. burst of color -- italian design brand seletti at the current milan design week. capital city -- we spend a day in madrid, spain. and automotive icon -- the volkswagen beetle turns 80. the brand seletti is known for its creative, crazy and provocative designs, like its banana and monkey lamps, which we featured on the show a few we

st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d.ound 1100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the ecclesiastical capital of all ireland. 800 years ago, this monastic community was just a chapel and a round tower standing high on this bluff. it looked out then, as it does today, over the plain of tipperary, called the golden vale because its rich soil makes it ireland's best farmland. on this historic rock, you stroll among these ruins in the footsteps of st. patrick, and wandering through my favorite celtic cross graveyard, i feel the soul of ireland. croplife america. land and it's member companies.." and associations in the crop protection industry including: the american farm bureau foundation for agriculture. more information at: agfoundation.org. sacramento's proud to be america's farm to fork capital visit: farmtofork.com >>hi, i' jason shoultz. we'll take you to michigan where floriculture is big business. it' one of the top 5 commodities in the great lakes sta.e >>it' a very competitive industry n

st. patrick's day weekend. [silent video playing ] >> okay with that, we're going to go over a couple different videos that show the patrons. until i determine that it was actually hue patrons that were actually involved in this, i did not even mention it to anyone because if i don't know, i'm not going to accuse anybody. when i did determine that it was, indeed, hue patrons, i sent an e-mail over to mr. montoya voicing my concerns to redouble their efforts because there had been a fight -- a major fight on the 18, there had been a major fight on the 25. both of those -- actually, i didn't even know that the hue patrons were involved in the 25 one. i hadn't looked at those yet, and at that point, it was just the 17 or the 18. i asked him to redouble his efforts. we talked about the serving -- kind of the things that we've been going over and over. i got a response from his attorney basically saying to go through him because he's his attorney of record. so now i'll just say if i need to send anything, i'll send

st. patrick. the most famous was the c.s.s. tennessee. to give idea of scale of ship here. this is an iron clad vessel that was 209 feet long. to put that into perspective, think about the last football game you saw. this ship is two-thirds the length of that football field and prior to the war, there was no ship building industry in selma at all but yet they were able to produce this and they did it in such a rush that when the construction was started, the trees that made up the timbers were still standing in the forest around selma so this was an effort that was put forth by people who did not originally have the skills, manpower or wherewithal to do these things so what they were able to accomplish was nothing short of totally awesome that they could pull things together and become as important as they were. here we're on the banks of the alabama river at selma. in late march of 1865, general james harrison wilson moved on selma from his winter camps north of the tennessee river and he had spent the winter there training and equipping his troops into what was the larges

st. patrick's cathedral to pass by kennedy's coffin.he service itself 2,000 mourners crammed the cathedral. they included the rich a the powerful and the famous but also the poor and the dispossessed, farm workers, people who felt close to rfk. >> bobby's father joe is too ill to attend the funeral. his only surviving brother ted delivers the eulogy. >> he had to be tested immediately. the world expected him. >> i'd rather not be idolized but remember simply as a good and decent man who saw wrong and tried to right it, saw suffering and tried to heal it. saw war and tried to stop it. as he said many times some men see things as they are and say why, i dream things that never were and say why not. ♪ >> robert kennedy's body is taken by train on an 8-hour journey from new york to arlington national cemetery, the final resting place of his brother, jack. >> my father organized the funeral train, and that was an incredible experience. 227 miles of people on both sides of the tracks with signs, and it was just a very moving experience. ♪ >>

st. patrick's day night, so think of all the activity citywide. but we also have a major, major fire in our district where all our units were covering those blocks. i believe it was a four alarm fire, so all our resources that night were dedicated to union street, and they actually had to call for other units to staff the -- the district for calls for service, that you know, they're short, as well, so it's a very, very busy night. so here's a gentleman off to the right, the billionaire boy's club, talking to somebody. and then, we have our north face guy right behind there. this is the two people that we previously identified. now it's getting a little bit animated. you'll see the -- the north face gentleman kind of, you know, making movements and stuff. and i think, looking here, you can kind of see that it -- it could turn into a fight just based on body language and posturing. there's the north face guy getting a little bit pumped up, and the fight starts. there's north face -- the fight starts. now the north face is trying to hit somebody. the

st. patrick needs a home. jaclyn is here from the san francisco spca.s there a story behind his very unique name? >> isn't it just fitting though? i have never met one, but i picture this is what it would look like if i did. he is, you know what? a small little boy, but he is packed into that big name. he lives up to it. it's just something, you know, we named him when we got him from the animal care and control. unfortunately, this little guy came in stray. so he has lived in the city for a long time. unfortunately, something happened that he, you know, got out of his home. so we need to find him a new home. >> he is a mim-pin? >> he is. >> usually, they are bouncing off the walls. he is very calm. >> yes. he is a really sweet boy. he is great. he kind of just goes with the flow. he is so versatile. he gets along with really everyone. he loves hanging out with other dogs. he would be a perfect summer buddy hanging out, going on urban hikes, taking him to the beach because he just really goes along for the ride. >> how would he be with kids? he is a goo

st. patrick's day. greg: any group devoid of humor is dangerous. you cannot engage. you cannot have fun with them. they want you su subservient ate end of the day. >> luckily we live in a time with the president, what did he do? he got the video with a taco salad. if someone gets online, do what the president would do. greg: still to come, the boy scouts are taking a very important word out of twhair time antheir nameand it isn't s. we investigate what it could be next. that's auto and home insurance for the modern world. greg: will there be less tent pimpling and morpinching and moe cross-stitching. they're changing their name to scouts bsa, bsa standing for best socks around. true. thank god. the reason for the change, they'll now start accepting girls who will now be able to advance to the highest rank, which is eagle scout. which means they get their very own'own eagle. i don't know anything about the scouts. lots of companies change their names. kentucky fried chicken because kfc, wwf became the wwe. and the five was once called "the greg gutfeld show" plus four

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st. patrick's day dinner on the 16th right as march madness was starting and his original request was what i do a 20 minute speech completely in limerick form. i did the math and said that is probably 200 limericks. i thought that was not going to work. we did a standard comedy speech and i did send him one limerick. heall good speechwriters, owns this, not me, and he shall remain nameless. these are ones i thought would be fun to share. march madness begins in d.c., with chaos and tweets by dt. what staff not fired is worn out and tired, not my fault, i worked for gd. [applause] david: thank you. i did not realize we would all be speaking from a podium which makes me feel like this needs to be a lot more significant than when we are sitting down. i will say i did not bring any poetry with me. extent, it is interesting to me personally. my training as a speechwriter was that in college i would skim the introductions of books and then in discussion sections i would pretend to have done the reading. that turned out to be good preprofessional experience for speechwriting. i'mlso means wheneve

st. patrick's day fire, that's a whole bunch more businesses that people aren't coming into the neighborhood. we are seeing less foot traffic. it would take the park away for a whole year, that is going to negatively affect a lot of our businesses. so i would like to ask for a postponement as well. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> any other member of the public wish to speak to the potential continuance of the item? seeing none, public comment is closed. commissioners? commissioner johnck. >> an i would move continuance. it seems like there is some overlap here and even though i agree that some of the issues don't exactly apply to our historic issue, i was unaware that the park was going to close -- even though i thoroughly read the entire document. that would be my persuasion. i don't see a problem with moving it a month really with the parks department so we can do more and hear more about this. >> yes? >> commissioners, it would be helpful for staff and perhaps for park department to hear about what you would like us to accomplish in that month. i think we're prepared to present today. we d

st. patrick's day. we have seen in cities remove their entire fleets from austin so they could have been done in the face of cease and desist letters. we were generally happy with the plan that the sf mta released until we saw that the percompany cap was lifted. the question for us is what kind of incentive do you as policy makers want to create? an incentive that takes account of regulations and rule of law or one that rewards companies for simply launching one company is represented to have as many as 1600 scooters on the streets of san francisco right now. a consistent percompany cap applied during at least phase one where the process is to be learned as to how phase two and a more permanent program could be established is essential to creating a level playing field that we desire. a floating cap where a company could eat up a substantial part of the 1250 total cap limit seems to reward exactly the kind of bad behavior that many here have sort of acknowledged. the last thing, with respect to enforcem

st. patrick's cathedral. >> it is one of the great speeches, that kennedy, ever gave. and he was thinking of doing great speeches, and the american people over the years, they would learn about this great skill that he had, which was something in the kennedy genes. and i think that at that particular time, people realize that ted kennedy, they had taken it upon himself, the responsibility of being the leader of the kennedy clan. and the people in the political world, they also recognized that. it is a full competition when they simply realized it was none of their brothers when they were around any longer. and the kid was called upon it all, doing the senior member of the clan. and i think as a senator, most everybody, right and left, they would agree that ted kennedy was an extraordinary senator after that. >> the next call is william from new york city. good morning, welcome to the conversation. >> fred william? >> yes. i would just like to say for the record, kennedy -- yes, i would just like to correct the record that kennedy lost the primary in oregon. and also th

st. patrick's cathedral. guest: it was one of the great speeches that teddy kennedy ever gave. he was capable of doing great speeches, and i think the american people over the years learned about this great skill he had, which was something in the kennedy genes. at that time, people realized that ted kennedy had taken on himself the responsibility of being the leader of the kennedy clan. people in the political world also recognize that. kennedy himself changed at that point. it was the chappaquiddick incident after that. a full person and a full politician when he suddenly realized that there were none of his brothers around any longer. he was the kid called upon to be the senior member of the clan. i think, as a senator, most everybody right and left would agree that ted kennedy was an extraordinary senator after that time. host: the next call is william from new york city. welcome to the conversation. go ahead. caller: i would just like to say kennedy lostd that -- yes, i would just like to correct the record that kennedy lost the primary in oregon. that was the first time t

st. patrick's can thee dlal because a lot of the capitalists were saying, if you don't like capitalists,t do you think is paying for this but it was an issue. so the pope's got this big -- he's clearly spent a lot of time understanding what happened with the financial crisis and now he's giving all kinds of advice among the morally questionable activities, the financial advisers and the management of savings, the following are to be taken into account an excessive movement of the investment portfolio commonly aimed at increasing the -- the revenues deriving from the commission that would suit better the needs of the clients >> the judiciary role. >> remember that jesus, when he was on earth, spoke very similarly, although maybe not in modern financial terms there is the question of the money changers, the question of how a rich man can enter heaven. that passage is misinterpreted in this translation. but having said that, chris hayes and i were talking earlier off camera, he is on message this is his job. jesus talked quite a bit about income inequality and whether or not you pay more to

her sister, nora kelly, father, patrick clarity, and large, extended family as well as her sisters and the people they serve. sister patricia anne taught serving youth from st. elizabeth's, st. ann's from 1974 to 1985. she also served the director of religious instruction for 7ephinanc parish. generations of families remember and honor her life filled with faith and service to the education and ministry of youth. the funeral mass honoring sister patricia anne clarity was celebrated yesterday at mother house. if we could end in her honor. second thing, and i'm happy to introduce today, is a resolution urging all of us in support senator scott weiner's most recent bill, senate bill 221, which seeks to ban the sale of guns and ammunition at the cow palace fairgrounds, which he publicly announced yesterday at a press conference, along with many of his colleagues, including david chu and many others. they host five gun shows and each show is two days, 10 days a year, where guns are made more easily available to people in the bay area. these gun shows are vehemently opposed by surrounding counties, san matao and san jose, because they're opposite our values. as p

st george's chapel where some six hundred guests a mix of friends of the bride and groom royalty and celebrity. among the invited guests george and amal clooney david and victoria back i'm. and elton john. patrick. after the ceremony more emotion on the steps of the chapel. departing in a horse drawn carriage the newlyweds were greeted by ecstatic crowds lining the streets of windsor the weekend home of queen elizabeth. after a formal reception they launched into a private party with some two hundred select guests within the grounds of windsor castle. the. w. correspondent spirit mohsin mathis were on hand in windsor for all the pomp and pageantry earlier they shared their personal highlights of the day with us. i think the lasting impression of the chat service for me was of the love that there is between the couple there were many moments when harry seemed a bit nervous and it looked like he was looking for reassurance from his wife he was reaching over trying to touch her she was beaming throughout the whole savviest so i think the special bond that is between them that really came across the new thing absolutely a truly magical arguments for you here in windsor and of course that was transm

patrick adams from "suits." a beaming prince harry arrived waving to the crowd gathered inside the castle grounds waiting just outside stpel. there with his brother and best man prince william both dressed in the traditional blues and royals uniform. as that rolls-royce carrying meghan and her mother doria made its way up the long road to windsor castle, the crowd settling in. doria arriving first. >> mom now entering the church smiling. >> in keeping with tradition, the final guest to arrive before the bride-to-be, the queen. along with prince philip. and then the moment the world was waiting for, meghan markle stepping out of the car giving the world a first look at the dress. >> she gets out of that rolls-royce lent to her by the royal family in a dress no one was expecting. >> no one was expecting a gown by givenchy and such clean lines, and perhaps we should have expected that from meghan. she really was a woman in her own skin today. and that's wonderful that an established woman who knows herself, knows her own mind is marrying into the royal family. >> meghan climbing those steps entering the 500-year-old chapel

he spent the last two seasons in charge of paris st germain and he has been unanimously chosen by the decision—makers at the emirates. patricke was then a less successful time at spartak moscow before coming back to spain to manage sevilla, where he won the global league three times ina where he won the global league three times in a row. that impressed french side paris st germain. he missed out on the week in his first season, but then broke the world tra nsfer season, but then broke the world transfer record to sign name are. this season, he won all three domestic trophies in france, but have not impressed in europe. he will now move to his seventh job in management in his fourth different country. well, the appointment comes as something of a change in direction from arsenal. they had looked set to appoint their former player mikel arteta, who's now part of pep guardiola's coaching team at manchester city. 0ur sports news correspondent david 0rnstein explains the change of tack. we don't know the exact process behind arteta not getting the job, but it is clear that arsenal were. to completing the deal, and my understandi