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. >> i have a lot of other clients who once they learn the tac, the blinders come up. >> current lottery system only allows 200 of the 2200 ten answery in common units to convert a year. better financed units instead of owning the building as a group. the new plan would allow owners to pay $4000 to opt out of the lottery. the lottery would eventually be suspended for 10 years to help ease fears. >> that way we can guarantee that tenants aren't evicted because realtors get all excited about the market changing and do convert. >> mayor lee said the new condo conversion plan is too complicated. >> i don't know what i'm going to end up doing. >> even if the legislation passes there might be legal challenges to it and you never know when that may be. >> passed the legislation with 8 votes, enough to prevent a veto by mayor lee. reporting live, david stephenson. >>> east bay customers will see their rates go up nearly 10% starting next month. the utility says water rates will go up 9 3/4% on june 1st. the east bay municipal water district says average customer sees their bill go up about $4 a

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out the american constitutional position and the denial of the right of the vision parliament tic tacs him. he was in every respect john adams polar opposite. he was thin, rather reserved in manner. and a man of great caution both in his thought and his speech. and the really important and decisive in difficult moments in john dickinson's life did, on july 1 and july 2, 1776 in which going against the sentiments of most of his colleagues in the continental congress, he spoke lengthily and passionately against independence. for a friday of reasons. one was that i do think he was a devout believer in the quote chair principles of the english constitution and wasn't ready to cast it overboard quite yet. but the other reason was that he wasn't all sure that americans were sufficiently prepared to win a war against the british. they hadn't forged an alliance with the french or the spanish get. and so earning the antipathy of a good many of his fellow delegates, dickinson voted against independence but two weeks later he was leading a battalion of pennsylvania soldiers in the battle against

point is that it should be the ecklessness and if you want to tac on extra penalties because someone was drunk ater you get them forrwhatever infraction they committed, that is anoer story. as kennedy pointe out, when the federal government lowered the national bod lcohol level from the minimum levvel to .102.18, it had been in steep deine for about 20 years. i think a good explanation for th would be that hen groups like mothers against drunk driving put on these massive public relations campgn, saying that this is not a joke anymore. it was sort of amusing back in the day to see someone stumbling, they were successful and they change public advocacy about it. i think that has a lot more effect o the drop in fatalies than changing the laws to more aggressive enforcement. john: so let's bing jt griffin into oursudio. what bradley is saying is that it's workflow close to the campaign. not your law. >> no, that is not true at all. bringing down the fatalities is actually strong law enforcement coupled with strong laws that are shown to bring down fatalities, especially in regd to drunk

melissa: now onto one of my favorite topics, thre drago tac. releasina new flavor.s are swirling that it is doritos chile lime flavored ips. what are the only ones i don't like said to be spicier than nacho cheese and cool ranch versions already available. another bestseller to you? >> i am a cool ranch girl, they will float this and see if it sells, if it does, greatmore power to them. melissa: they have been selling like hotcakes. >> this is a perfect way to switch from coal to natural gas. >> i have been since i was a little girl, i would be so sold on this. melissa: even saltier and more delicious. my food favori making a comeback, youroals and devils dogs, part of the hostess band sold during the bankruptcy now it will be back to rival returning twinkie this summer or early fall. this is still fabulous. >> fabulous news they are all coming back. twkies is the one everybody wants. >> all of these brands are american icons. my favorite, devil dogs. melissa: the snowball is too much. >> it is great when you have $1 in your pocket and you need something quick. meli

but this tic-tac-toe, the hawk are going right back at it. a bizarre bounce off the back of the net. >> great patience by bergeron. he continues to be a huge story in the finals. >> his story continued through the third period. chicago up 4-3 but two minutes into that third, patrice bergeron one more time. >> a great pass by jaromir jagr. and glove side, we've seen it before. we'll see it again will. >> patrick sharp finally ends the drought. >> you can see the relief there and the excitement by patrick sharp. but hold on. it is boychuk. >> johnny boychuk never had more than four goals in four regular seasons. he had six goals this postseason. >> that was just a bomb. >> as a result, the boston bruins and the chicago blackhawks are all tied at 5-5 at the end of regulation time. boston leads the series 2-1. chicago is looking to tie it up. when you look at the goals, the goals in the first three games. just 12 goals. it seems like a decent amount exempt when you consider the overtime hockey. and tonight we know we will have at least 11 goals.

it's challenging trying to throw a tic tac 100 yards into a shoebox. [ laughter ] that's not a reasonkill level is basically, whack, "where is it? oh, damn it." [ laughter and applause ] i like the end of golf when they whisper. they whisper. the last putt. i like when the whole thing comes down to one putt. the pressure miniature golf putt. and you're watching at home, and you're going, "i made that same shot with a windmill one time." [ laughter ] had to get it into a tunnel and then down a ramp. but they whisper. i don't know why they whisper in golf. other sports, people are screaming. objects are going 90 miles an hour. golf, you have a stationary object, manicured lawn, blue sky, 72 degrees. would you shut up?! [ laughter ] i'm trying to tap it! [ laughter ] people whisper in golf because there's a lot of rich people around. rich people make people -- [ whispering ] "a lot of money." [ laughter ] "there's a lot of money around." [ laughter ] certain things make people whisper. rich people make people whisper. black people can make people whisper. [ laughter ] "who do i talk to?"

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. >> the students noted that camel orbs look a lot like the candy tic tacs, even have the same minty taste, and can be used to circumvent tobacco bans in schools. its frustrating, says sneegas, since smoking bans have been successful in getting people to give up cigarettes. >> more smokers do quit. they cut back drastically. >> they're shamed. >> and, you know, cutting back is a great first step. and sometimes they go to the point of saying, "well, i can't smoke at work anymore; it's time to quit. i want to quit anyway. it's time to quit." >> her main worry is that if smokeless catches on, people will end up like justin billings, smoking and snusing. justin billings says he may use the dissolvables or snus to try to quit cigarettes someday, but not now. now he smokes and snuses any chance he can, and i mean any chance. >> here in can brush my teeth. i can eat dinner. >> you brush your teeth with that thing in your mouth? >> it kind of doesn't make sense, but with the teeth brushing, it's either because i forgot and it's already in there and i just finish the teeth brushing. >> you're

certainly tons of tac is noted for the very close to the chinese. they're said to be -- i mean, another is for naught. they're said to along well with the chinese officials. and as you said, there are lots of officials and the elite who the kim family contrast to go back and forth across the border , purchasing luxury items in china. i don't think that means -- at least that i can see it means they have inroads into the government of infrastructure of north korea. i just had not seen that. that may happen more so now that the government is weaker, which it obviously is. much less stable than it was under kim jong-il, except during bastrop timeframe. they may be able to make inroads but as you know they're both very standoffish with the chinese. although they both went up to beijing and did things with the chinese, it will be interesting to see how kim jong-un works with the chinese. i did read that report the you're talking about in the japanese press, and i think it is very interesting. since you and i both know all about kim jong-un, gosh, it seem

. >> i remember someone had tic-tac-toe on it and the x's one. from the top left to the bottom right. >> tucker: women remember details. women remember like minute details. >> tucker: he admitted that he didn't remember. that is mistake of course i remember. oh, so good to see you. >> clayton: then you end up down a rabbit hole. bring in rick like this. he can't remember a name. >> alisyn: are you good at faces or not. >> no, i'm not. >> alisyn: i don't remember faces at all if i ever witness a crime heaven help the victim. i won't be able to tell the policeman woman, black, white. i don't know. >> clayton: rick, isn't it true though once you can't remember the name isn't it better to ask. what was your name again then you can go for years having that issue. >> rick: no. i have to ask that four or five times. the trick is you ask somebody else to ask them their name and come and tell you. >> tucker: make up for it with affection and aggression. don't recognize them. hug them. awesome to see you. >> rick: i think you always just default to so good