president tan i. moving to the report from the executive director ms. king >> thank you very much. i'm sorry today, we had a holiday so i didn't get anything into the binders the report is short. i want to let the commission know as of march one have a new city attorney assignment and so we were happy with our last city attorney a deny their shuffling things around like they do every year or so, so our new city attorney been francesco can i don't see here today but hopefully, she'll attend in the near future so you'll welcome her. we use the city attorney has sparely as possible but she has experience with the board of appeals so that's important. i think she'll be a great asset she worked with us on the america's cup appeal the hearing on late night transportation i brought up previously that was called by supervisor wiener. i have a file number now if you want it was just the request for hearing. it will be at land use on march 24th to until that agenda is finally published it can be changed and it's for the mta and bart and ac transit and all the transportation network company fr

breaking news, breaking news right now out of, and i hope i'm pronouncing this correctly, afg-hanys-tan, iw, can we have somebody check on the pronouncement oh [bleep] afghanistan, right, we're at war there. it's always the last country you think of. anyway what are they up to now? >> taliban says they have captured what they say is a coalition forces military spy dog in eastern afghanistan. the media wing of the taliban released this video which shows taliban members holding a brown dog with a vest on a leash. >> stephen: those sons of bitches kidnapped a son of a bitch. i mean for pete's sake who holds a dog hostage. were you guys sitting around in your cave thinking you know what, people don't think we're big off ass [bleep] let's kidnap a dog. and folks, really, what are you going to do? (applause) what are you going to do now, make him talk by putting peanut butter on the roof of his mouth? if you had any brains at all you would have kidnapped the cat. nobody would have cared. not even the cat. (laughter) even worse, according to the latest reports, the dog is fit and healthy and bein

tans: i ran into a little book, and it was called "inadvertent climate modification." this was in 1972. my first reaction was, "that's nonsense. "i mean, how can we humans "influence the climate of this planet? "you know, we're just too small for that." but i started -- i leafed through it and i saw about infrared absorption by certain gases, and i thought, "okay, there may be something to that." so i bought the book. and i was convinced right then that this was going to be an important problem. narrator: the problem, human-induced global warming, is caused by the heat-trapping characteristics of carbon dioxide and other so-called greenhouse gases -- the same characteristics that make the earth habitable. dr. tans: it's called the greenhouse effect. you can look at it like a blanket. so the earth receives energy from the sun, and, in fact, when we sit in the sun we feel that we're being heated. but it's not visible to the naked eye. it's infrared radiation. but the earth also emits that energy back into space. and when we put more of these absorbing greenhouse gases in

>> february fourth meeting of the entertainment commission, and like i said, my name is brian tan and i am the president, turn off your cell phones or keep them on vibrate just so that we have silence in the room so that we can hear everybody in the room today. if you are a member of the public, please fill out one of the comment cards, they are pink right up here on the desk and hand them to our staff so you have something to say on the item on the agenda and that is how do you it. and thank you to sfgov tv and the media services for presenting this commission meeting live for the public and we are going to go ahead and start this meeting with a roll call. >> commissioner hyde? >> here. >> joseph? >> here. >> lee. >> here. >> campagnoli. >> here. >> president tan. >> here >> we have a quorum and we have not heard one way or another from perez or akers. >> as long as we have quorum we can move o >> we have a fairly short agenda and hopefully we can move through it quickly. the first item is public comment, and this is for any items that are not on the agenda but do pertain to the busi

forward to serving >> february fourth meeting of the entertainment commission, and like i said, my name is brian tane president, turn off your cell phones or keep them on vibrate just so that we have silence in the room so that we can hear everybody in the room today. if you are a member of e

i do shots, i tan and i drink.es with you. ♪ >> jimmy: stalkers, yeah. ♪ >> jimmy: i'm jimmy and i'm a comedian. last year i got offered the opportunity of a lifetime. so, i packed up and moved to new york city to risk everything for a career in late night on 7th floor west. ♪ kick my shoes off and run i'm alone but don't feel lonely i can do this by myself i can be anything ♪ ♪ my own super hero >> jimmy: you brought quesadilla's to the pizza party? do you know how disrespectful that is? >> a quesadilla is a mexican pizza, what? >> jimmy: there were 8 to 10 pizzas in there. is that somehow not good enough for you? don't bull crap me, miles. [ laughter ] you have no respect for the pizza party and you know it. >> i want to know what you have against mexicans. [ laughter ] ♪ >> jimmy: you know what? i'm so over this. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ >> you stay away from my beautiful now, you hear? >> i am the demon of over 200 years. >> jimmy: we're part of society now. vampires, act like humans. >> then why are you hid

and some people still want to sport a glowy tan even though it's cold outside and you can't see the sun. >> i'm pale and wintry. id a tan. good thing i'm an expert at a fake tan. >> jenna marvels breaks it down for us how tough this at-home tanning stuff really is. >> am i doing this right? it feels like i'm just getting types. >> and anyone who has ever used one of these items knows they don't take effect immediately it takes a few hours for it to set in. >> i'm still not tan. it doesn't tan at all. let's try this lotion. it's so streaky. the more i rub it, the streakier it gets. oh, let's see. that's not good. >> she kind of look like she just got done with a mud wrestling match. >> here's the deal. it's winter time. nobody has a good tan right now. >> better go shower and start all over again. >>> kids horsing around. ♪ >>> check out 4-year-old jackson in the back of the car. in the seat. dad's driving. and cool kid not just because of his getup look at how emotional he is. you see him in the back and he's just holding in his emotion. you won't believe why he's so emotional. ♪ ♪ say something >> yeah! this son

. >> february fourth meeting of the entertainment commission, and like i said, my name is brian tan and i am the president, turn off your cell phones or keep them on vibrate just so that we have silence in the room so that we can hear everybody in the room today. if you are a member of the public, please fill out one of the comment cards, they are pink right up here on the desk and hand them to our staff so you have something to say on the item on the agenda and that is how do you it. and thank you to sfgov tv and the media services for presenting this commission meeting live for the public and we are going to go ahead and start this meeting with a roll call. >> commissioner hyde? he

i mean, in the summer. in the summer. when you had your tanken for brad pitt and it drives me bloody mad. it shouldn't happen. >> people love brad pitt. black people love them some brad pitt. >> arsenio, it's brilliant to talk to you. loving you back on the airwaves. arsenio hall show weeknights on fox. it is terrific. i have been on it, and it is great. great to see you again. >> american custom. >> what was your wish? >> late night, baby. [ laughter ] >> coming up, he's a pop star. he's royalty. he's an olympic skier from mexico. he is in fact mexico's only entrant into the winter olympics. most interesting man in the world comes up next. >> and a question that piers has for matthew mcconaughey. my wife wants me to lose weight, what should i do? >> go to mexico and drink the water. zach ] i can't help out as much as i used to. do you need help? [ doorbell rings ] let's open it up. it's a swiffer sweeper. swiffer dusters. it can extend so i don't have to get on the step stool. i don't know how it stays on there. it's like a dirt magnet -- jus

. >> jimmy: you all smell really good, too, i have to say. >> spray tan, right? n will did, i'll tell you that. so we revealed the cover on our show on thursday. and i want you to know something. they asked me who should be on it. and i'm the one that picked you guys. >> you're such a liar. [ cheers and applause ] >> i believe it. thank you. >> jimmy: it is true. where were you -- how far in advance do you find out that you're going to be on the cover? >> like three hours before. >> yeah, basically. >> it was insane. >> jimmy: is that because they don't trust you? >> no. it kept getting leaked. >> somebody definitely tweeted it. but it keeps getting leaked for the past few years with social media and whatnot. so i think they did it properly this year with you. >> jimmy: now, you guys were not all together at the time when you found out, right? >> no. separation at its highest. i was in palm springs in the desert. i had a skype call to talk about cook's islands and the location. and there's no signal in palm springs desert. so i go to joshua tree national park loun

deportations, record numbers of deportation from homeland security, starting with janet nep nep pal tan no. >> i think we would talk about it and basically the point was you can take this for what it's worth but there is their argument, it is a trust issue, it is not a principles issue. the question i asked was, a week ago we were at the republican retreat and a set of principles were put out that included a path to legal status, which cheered many immigration reform advocates, that this -- if this blue print worked, there would be real agreement and the possibility of reform, that the principles aren't the issue, the issue is as you point out, the idea that president obama cannot be trusted to effectively enforce the border security provisions, which is a sort of absolute starting point for many house republicans, not just the most conservative house rpz, but many house rpz. i would also say, i don't think this is absolutely the end of the road put all the bills away, this could never happen. i think this was always a very narrow possibility no matter how it was covered. i think it remains a ve

. >> the community is the only one in the area, for the possible 2,000 did i bet tans in the -- tibetans> here's the lottery numbers, and no one in california hit them, that means that $40 million is on the line for wednesday's drawing. >> and people lined up earlier today to get their tickets, they've sold five lottery tickets that have made people millionaires. >>> the jackpot is more than $3.2 million. the slot machine was featured in the wall street journal and it has its own twitter handle. >>> and the droughts may be causing problems for the farmers, but the wine crop is booming, they report that last year's wine grape crop is worth more than $3 billion, the size is up 5%, and that means lower prices for wine. >>> rain up in the bay for tonight, and a few pretty good cells coming down, but aside from that, and a little bit there in the santa cruz mountains, most of the action is over for tonight. a few on the north, and right now, we're seeing on 880, split, is around oakland road, that's where the heaviest action is right now. there's rain moving in in the mountains, and a few hun

these are the biggest distributors who have real big down lines tan point i think he's pointing out, when you look at some of these people, especially those who have left the company, is some were accused perhaps of violating some of the company's own rules and the question is why did it take the company so long to figure this out. >> he better be right. otherwise, wouldn't the lawyers be circling over this one? you better be right in terms of naming names. this could be hot water. >> well, look, these guys, the distributors they're pointing out, they are known entities. when i was doing my research on this, i was going after -- this guy they mentioned today, when i was at cnbc full-time, i was trying to get him on the phone, trying to contact the guy because there were some serious questions raised about the way he was doing his business as it related to herbalife. i think that -- remember, these aren't just, you know -- >> but you get the idea, right? this is a very powerful hedge fund manager who is naming names, i understand they are powerful people in herbalife, he's making basi

no longer does a person's ethnicity value what they do and i call that tanning. >> the part you focusd a lot about this. >> yes, we have. >> i grew up in the suburbs of new jersey late '80s and early '90s when hip-hop was first leaking out to the suburbs and it became our sound track and our music and the music for white kids all over the country and our first relationship with urban and hip-hop culture and we have carried that with us now for a generation. >> you grew up on. . i speak to more about the culture the culture that was adopted like in the music, the music videos. i think it did a lot. i think it brought people together in a way that hadn't been done since dr. martin luther king of bringing people together in that way. >> absolutely. i absolutely agree with you. a period of time ago 10, 15 years ago you had all of these white milk bottles in suburban america sitting out there that hear rap or whatever. >> they start running, yeah. >> now have you justin timberlake performing with jay-z and this is great. >> we have seen this happen. look. people tend to shy away from thing

have drinks with his wife, then he took his daughter to some driving school and had gone to a tanning salon. and i believe maybe at that point, he finally went home. >> then, the day after the murder, there was an unexpected development. a local resident called police to report seeing a black garbage bag on top of the ice on the rock river, which was five miles from the murder scene. >> what really brought it to their attention is not too long before that, there was a baby discovered in a garbage bag. >> the fire department used a ladder truck to lift the bag from the ice. inside the black garbage bag was another plastic bag, filled with a variety of items -- a sweater, a hammer, leather gloves and a purse containing maryann clibbery's identification. >> i think when they found that bag, that kind of connected everything. >> apparently, the killer threw the bag from the bridge but missed the open water, and it landed on the ice instead. >> if you'd looked over the bridge, he could have took two or three steps and hit open water. how stupid can you be? >> the sweater in the bag was covered in blood

i. . commissioner campagnoli and president tan >> all right. congratulations (clapping.) there's applause that's the first too. let's move open to item 6 b is the better and better room >> this is located on stockton street they're requesting a live performance permit and the commission has permitted a place of live entertainment but because of the new ownership that's a request for a new permit they want the live performance permit they want to have do yous and we got a permit from the police that says approves. i'm retro at that we're applying for a limited live performance permit. i don't know if many of you have been to our property but sometimes you can literally walk by it and not realize it was there and we've been there since 1906 that's when the building was there first >> it's a really great space. it has original penny tile on the second floor. you know, having the opportunity to have live band 5 nights a week is a unique experience. i think you mentioned earlier there's not many places that offer microscopic free and you can enjoy cocktails or diner. we work w

the i tan yal court found her guilty.k in the states, she could one day face extradition back to italy to serve a prison sentence. it may come that the italians come to you and say we really would like amanda knox to come back to this country to serve a senten sentence. it certainly looks like the justice system is going in that direction. would you entertain that request? >> well, we'll see, jake, what happens. it's an ongoing legal process. there's nothing in front of us now. i don't have to comment on it now, and i'm not going to. we let the legal process work out. if and when the time comes that there's a reason i have to comment, i'll do my duty. >> there's a lot of talk about two of your colleagues, your predecessor, secretary of state hillary clinton, former secretary of state hillary clinton, and vice president joe biden possibly running for president in 2016. is that something you would ever consider doing again? >> one of the joys of this job is i'm out of politics. >> forever? >> i'm out of politics. i have no

so i have a killer farmers tan right here. so down here i got like wesley snipe arm. you know? that's how you know it is my real arm. i figured that out looking at the picture. >> seth: now you, you play falcon. >> yes. i'm taking this. >> seth: yeah of course. as well you should. [ light laughter ] now i saw the trailer. it seems like a ton of action. are you one of those do your own stunt actors? >> no. that's why they have stuntmen. because the great thing about this is, if i had hit a bus with my face, it wouldn't be so good. >> seth: right. you were like happy to let the stuntmen -- >> i was very happy. so they had this thing. they brought out a crane and put it like a construction crane like in the middle of manhattan. the ones that fall and take down like four buildings when godzilla comes right? [ light laughter ] so they put i like 300 feet in the air. they're like, alright anthony. we have this new pick point system and we'll point you and pull you up. we need you to do a back flip and come down inverted face first to the ground and we're going to stop you.

very tanned liz i very tantalizing.ve further details. >> the memo doesn't mention james clapper, the director of national intelligence or the outgoing head of the nsa. does that mean they are clear with regard to accountability? >> well, you know, no one has suggested let's take the basic part of it. no one suggested they violated any protocols and they knew anything about it. general alexander, he is scheduled to retire in the next several weeks. long scheduled retirement and his replacement already that nomination on the way to congress. as for director clapper, he served as the pleasure of the president. it would be up to president obama to decide if he still has confidence in james clapper to run the intelligence community. >> student. thanks so much. coming up, facebook giving you options. 50 new options, in fact to choose your own gender. some say that's still not enough. what do you think? we will tackle somebody who helped develop this. a couple in tennessee killed when a bomb sent to their home exploded and th

should i consider spray tanning? this is "bloomberg surveillance ." live from world headquarters in new york. friday before the oscars on sunday. scarlet fu can barely contain herself. joining me are scarlet fu and adam johnson. >> i've got to go by the chips and dip. >> the only problem is you have to be up at 2:00 a.m. monday morning. time for the morning brief. what happened overnight. ecb president mario draghi said policymakers are committed to defending the euro area against inflation. this was in a speech late yesterday in frankfurt. in the u.k., home prices rose as the property market got a boost from low borrowing costs and easier access to mortgages. in italy, the unemployment rate rose to a record high in january. shifting over to japan, industrial production grew the most since 2011 indicating the economy is strengthening. jumble. of data but a all thisrning we got data. starting at 8:30 a.m., gdp. at gdp so look we get in theory they refined any little bit. also, personal consumption -- consumption. 9:45 a.m., chicago or kissing managers

today's fresh grocer report has stephanie tan till low shopping for cilantro. >> i know you had a quick glance it looks like parsley but take a whiff and you'll know the difference. it has a strong and distinct scent. in the store you want to make sure cilantro has the nice even and uniform bright green all the way around. and avoid any wilting or any yellow spots. now when you bring it home the best way to store cilantro is to put nit a cup of water and then cover the top with a plastic bag. that way the leaves will stay nice and dry and but it will still continue to get moisture. when you do it that way you can actually keep cilantro for a week. only watch them right before you use them not before you store them. that's when they start to feel a little bit moldy. personally i love to use it on different fishes or anything with a salad it adds a great zest. i'm stephanie tantillo with your tip of the day. >> and we'll be right back. [ male announcer ] progresso's so passionate about its tomato florentine soup, it took a little time to get it just right. [ timer dings ] at first, it was

oh, i was trying out my spray tan for my trip to st. bartleby's next week. oh, miss lemon, how could you do that to your beautiful hands? with your flat, manly milking thumbs and your long, graceful knuckle hair-- thank you, kenneth. ah-choo! are you sick? 'cause i am not getting sick before my trip. the place i go to has private beaches, soft serve ice cream machines, and, after the french custom, people wear dark socks to the beach. it's the one thing i do for myself every year, and i am going. look, i even bought a new swimsuit. what is that?

i know. >> thank you so much. >> happy birthday. >> are you going to eat it? >> you keep looking better and more tan. ot a present for you. it's a coupon for a place i want you to go to. >> can someone call in a hazmat team for the mess bob has made. >> do your thing. >> give your book to eric for his birthday. >> we have to go. don't forget to set your dvr to never miss an episode. "special report." >>> we are now deeply concerned by reports of military movements taken by the russian federation inside of ukraine. there will be costs for any military intervention in ukraine. >> i'm bret baier in washington. this is a fox news alert. president obama addressing the nation less than an hour ago about reports the russian military had entered ukraine. we have fox team coverage tonight on the extremely fluid situation in ukraine, changing by the hour. wendell goler covers the president's brief address, but first, senior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg keeping a close eye from london on this developing story. good evening, amy. >> hi, bret. the warm glow of the olympic

i have. so my colleagues on the board, of course, katie tanning worked with me and others david, mark everybody who is here. norman who is here and others. mayor ed lee thank you very much for being here being a calculator and others. where are you sir, thank you. jose my partner in crime when it comes to no crime laura. sorry my financial partner. thank you so much for being here. i know our controller is in the room our third leg to the insinuation, of course, our department heads and as well all the folks who are here in the room whose helped me make this successful. all the folks in the labor community in the china's community and 4th district but also take a moment to thank my assessor staff so, please give a round of applause to my assessor staff (clapping) i want to say a thank you to you, you are the folks who prevail lists all the things i know we will go great places together. i want to thank you for the hard work you'll be doing this year. thank you, thank you, thank you and i'll continue to say thank you for your work. of course, i want to say and also, if i've left anyone anti i ap