. >> good evening, my name is susan fry, i've been a san francisco resident for 23 years and i'm a parent to a 7 year-old daughter, two dogs and a cat. they are literally thousands of pet products, thousands and thousands, some available at pet food express store, some available at small stores, i feel fairly representative of how san franciscans shop, myself and my friends, we shop at multiple types of stores that offer the same types of things, and we shop there for a specific product, we may shop out of loyalty to the business and out of relationships that we formed with them. while i understand the concern the chest nut pet stores have, i feel pretty confident that the loyalty they have gotten from their current customers will help them. the adoption center at the lombard street store will hopefully increase the pet owners and the pets in the community so that everyone will have more people shopping for their pets in the stores in the neighborhood. i'm fully supportive of pet food express on lombard street. thank you. >> my name is marita piazza, i'm a resident of the marina, i am ret

susan! >> hey, how are you? steve: how are you? >> i'm doing well, thank you. steve: what do you do? >> i work for an enrollment firm, and i fry the best chicken in the country. steve: watch out now, susan! steve: whoa, susan! you fry the best chicken in the country? >> i've had hundreds of requests to have my fried chicken. all the way up to the east coast. steve: better than the colonel's? >> oh, yeah. steve: great chicken. ok, i'm going to have to try it. i live in atlanta, so, you know, it's going to be easy to get me some. >> just look me up! steve: i'm looking forward to it. so cook it up. susan, name an excuse men give for not being in the mood. >> they have to work. steve: they've got to work. steve: hey, jennifer. >> hi, steve. how are you? steve: good. let's roll. name an excuse men give for not being in the mood. >> nothing, i've--no excuse. >> nice! >> very good! steve: nothing. no excuses. we're ready all the time. steve: hey, john, how are you doing? >> steve, how are you? steve: good. hey, john, let's go. name an excuse men give for not being in the mood. >> their team lost. sports. >> oh, yes. steve: "my team l

steak fry next month and tom harkus event is right of passage for any presidential hopefuls and friday was about hillary clinton. emily's list hosted a madam president forum in des moines. susankeith, good to see both of you. susan, starting with you. ted cruz speaking at the family leadship summit and standing ovation for saying this. >> there is no more important regulatory reform we can do but appeal every single word of obama care. that reaction right there shows how we win this fight. >> susan, cruz here, is he hitting the right notes, giving that these social messages have been given out? talking about the issues on that. did not work in 2012. >> no, it didn't. he is, right now, talking more towards 2014. he has got to show he can not only get himself elected but probably in 2014 help other people elected. he is saying these reckless things is the fact is republicans did agree on many things when it came to reforming health care like keeping your kids on until you're 26, preexisting conditions. he is just throwing out red meat to a crowd and frankly as a republican i'm happy to see it happening now, because hopefully this sort of nonsense will burn out quickly so seriou