the whole second half you got to play. how did you feel? >> i felt good getting the reps, the feel of the game, getting the pace going, that was the biggest thinging out and having fun. >> you knew going in that your number might get called earlier than you had seen in the previous game. did you feel like you needed to show what you could do? >> of course. you know i think every time i get a chance to show what i got i got to put it out there. i got to prepare every game like i did, like today, i prepare the same way every game. >> you had a nice 60-yard hookup. maybe one of the more exciting plays of the game. >> yes. coach had pressure and i saw him running wide open. i had to get into it. >> i was asking anthony the same thing. where do you feel you fit in in this quarterback competition? >> the thing is wherever they like me at. i got to keep on working, getting it down and then we'll go from there. >> what's it like in the quarterback room with those two? theth of you help each other? >> yes. that's a lot of experience between those guys. they help me so much and i learn so much. we keep on working every day. >> you were on the sideline at

so, any way, let's get to the - got to get out of here. go. get out of here. where am i? whoa this morning the sunrise is very beautiful. that mountain. i'm still in japan. wow i'm lucky. and there's a place to the temple gate. oh, it's my neighborhood. very lucky. so, where is the five story building. there's the point and this is the main hall and there it is. i'm on the top of the story, tabernacle. i'm in trouble. how am i going to get down. what's that? where? on the top of the temple? it's a bird. no. i don't think so. i think it's a man. [laughing] no one could climb up - climb - up. [singing] something is happening in the temple. whoa what's that. i think it's a performer. i think it's a man. man! what's he doing up there? i don't know but he must be in trouble. let's help him but we don't have a ladder. okay. so, somebody, let's bring this across with a big blanket to catch him with. let's help him, hurry up. bring something. there are so many people down there. is it the kind of festival today? i don't know. a big cloth. what's that for? they are shouting but i c

for the construction training. >> what you do is get a 2 by 6 sitting on the saw horses. we will cut 10 feet. everybody goingto get one and you measure up 6 inches. you sure you got 8 feet. >> as a carpenter you have to let them know what's expected and they need to know the stuff to get going on the trades. >> the main thing they need to know is how to carry the stuff on the job and the hussle. >> you can't work with the gloves. >> my part is a small part. my part is the best part. the part that really teaches them how to go out and fish rather than go to the fish market. my job is how to teach them to fish when the fish market is closed. >> this requires i thinking. when you go on the job site they will pay you 20-15, dollars an hour you have to think and figure stuff out and get the jobs done in a record time. >> one of the things we try to teach with the construction trades is your attitude going to work. how employers look on new workers and it's about profitability and productivity. it's not how much swings it takes to drive, you know, ita about do you have the right attitude? can you show up on time?

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i am the schmuck. >> jimmy: well, what are you going to do? they can't all be "rocky." >> i said, i want to getust have never worked. he goes, yes. i go -- you say yes now, i've asked you for the last 25 years, always been no. now that we're, like, washed up has beens, you say yes. excuse me. thank you. thing called prime, that is prime rib, prime time gone. anyway, he said yeah and he's fantastic. and we got him on the set with me and bruce and then you start getting butterflies, you go, wait a minute. you asked for this and then nobody wants to look like the chump, you know what i mean? oh, god, who is going to have the bad chops, who is going to come out, the less in the scene, who is going to be the one who is rusty? and i thought, wow, man, i -- so i rewrote everything so they sounded bad. that's the beauty of -- that's why, the pen is mightier than the sword. >> jimmy: you're the governor of that movie. >> totally right. >> jimmy: bruce willis. this cast is unbelievable. i heard -- you wanted 50 cent in the movie. is that true? >> yeah. we started with all different kinds of combination.

door and people cannot get in and out and so many times people walk on the cross walk to get into the train. they have to back out and get back into the sidewalk to let the car go so if the police go around and go after them, watch them more often especially in sunset area, oh! they do that every time. if police get after them. it will get some revenue for the city too. >> those are good segways to our other sections coming in. >> great comments and we'll take a break - take one more? >> let's let this gentleman have a quick question. >> i'm a safety rap actor with rubber tires and i feel if you put more decals on motor coaches and other city vehicles showing pedestrian crossing because we get a lot of incidents where people get off the bus and walk in front and car will come right around the bus and they just go fly through it. and that educate advertise and public by media or some sort? >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. i think we better wrap or we're going late for the re of the day. >> we have a break downnow andn at 11 we have another panel. >> our next panel this morning is on enforcements role in pedestrian safety. the moderator is julian ju let the coch

the whole washington mindset. all these cbo numbers. listen. we have to get the economy going. to get the economy going is to keep tax rates low, take away the uncertainty that is coming from this administration and this democrat congress, so that employers can reinvest in our economy. i'm sure they'll begin to reinvest and begin to hire people, you are not going to see much help on the revenue side. what we can also do is get rid of the wasteful washington spending coming from the administration. >> chris: do you agree with that, senator mcconnell? let's get specific. the we are talking $3 trillion over the next ten years by extending the tax cuts, you have to cut an awful lot of government programs. what are you going to cut to get $3 trillion? >> chris, the only way to really reduce the deficit is get the private sector going again. i can tell you, there is no question about it. president talked to a bunch of businessmen a few weeks ago and said why aren't you hiring? they listed the various problems, his agenda. that's why they're not hiring. they see a job-killing tax cut

get it. go to a store, download it on itunes or if you want to get the hard copy, you have to open up a recordre -- [ laughter ] >> tiriq: go on. >> jimmy: -- get an inventory, set a grand opening day, maybe have some lemonade or cookies or something there, and then make sure that there's parking available, and then open up the place, and then sell the roots album "how i got over" in the front window. there you go. it's that simple. [ applause ] hey, we've got such a fun show tonight, you guys. we've got fantastic, fantastic times. from "hawthorne" on tnt, the beautiful jada pinkett smith is here. [ cheers and applause ] she is beautiful. i love jada pinkett smith. "hawthorne." very talented young actress miranda cosgrove is joining us, as well. [ cheers and applause ] we love miranda cosgrove. she's been back here before. and it's video game week here on our show. we're very excited. [ cheers and applause ] so we get to demo the new microsoft kinect. it's a -- [ cheers and applause ] it's a controller-less video game. you just play with your body. you don't have a controller. it's the sickest

why didn't the stimulus program have more emphasis on the infrastructure from the get-go? it takes a long time to get these things in place, so he wanted to do things that got consumption going right away, that got demand going right away and the infrastructure takes time. you've got to plan where you're going to build the bring, and bring in the engineer, you can't just throw the construction workers at it right away so they did lay out infrastructure projects but they were coming in the second and third waves and not at the beginning. i think that's something that should be continued want mind you, in japan, they have been doing this forever -- they have these legendary bridges to nowhere because they're just building a bridge anywhere they can think of to build a bridge. we don't want to go crazy like that. >> charlie: ken, in a longer-term perspective, what worries you about the american economy? >> well, i think we have a lot of deferred maintenance in this economy which president obama is having to deal with and to adjust toment one is income inequality. income in--

go on top of this. the bond rate is 7%. we are trying to keep that. we are getting some funding for the roleout of the -- rollout of the program. we are putting this forward at the get-go. we are offering this at 7%. and then, we think that after that grant, the interest rates will depend on market conditions. we are trying to keep this through the rollout of the program. as more finance providers become familair with the pace model, we will have a wider pool of finance providers. >> a perfect segue from kate 98, where does the financing comes from? -- come from? >> renewable funding is providing financing. private capital to fund the project. you went through a bidding process? >> it was very competitive and we are happy to be part of the team. >> will there be a limit on the size of solar power in a home? that is a good, broad question. can you do $150 million? i know you have some fanciful ideas. >> there is a minimum of $5,000. there is no maximum -- there is a minimum for commercial properties, no max. >> you can do a million-dollar installation. >> you can't f

how much tougher a pair for the russians as i don't perceive started to create chances right from the get go the super team created at least six opportunities in the first half but the russian defense clearly outclassed the northeast after the first half secured heat certainly affected the speed of the game has successfully managed to keep the ball in the midfield for the most part of the game but there was no sign of giving up for a north of seasons the team continued to create opportunities for the strikers scimitar coffer managed to capitalize on one of those opportunities as he opened the score for the cypriots in the seventy fifth minute however it says come also managed to equalise through their new cover and say do and should in international markets this puts a squad who want to just a minute before the end of the match so says scott most go up clearly the stronger team in this so i told you i don't think this admits that as well. but it was the toughest side we ever played against as i said in moscow this is a team that deserves to be in the champions league however on associates di

>> i do believe that we've got to get more money in the hands of small businesses and american families to get our economy going again. the only way to get that economy going again is to do that and get arms around the spending. >> all right. one of the ways you talk about getting your arms around spending was something you suggested back in june. that is that social security, the retirement age, ought to be raised to the age of 70. is that something that the gop will campaign on in the fall? >> david, i think it's time for the american people to have an adult conversation about the problems that we face. these entitlement programs serve tens of millions of americans and are critically important. we know that these programs are unsustainable in their current form, and i really do think it's time we sit down and talk to the american people together about how we solve this. i think we need to bring democrats and republicans together in order to solve this problem. >> you favor raising the retirement age? >> david, there are a lot of options about how you solve these, but i don't want to get the cart before the ho

other ways we're quite sophisticated and you all are leading the pathway and i encourage you all to lead and not get discouraged we're going to get support on the presidential on both sides of the aisle whoever gets it will act on it and those are my comment as little more inclusive than that on the legislation side of that. >> yes? one more. all right. two more. >> jim, kennedy jinx consultant. i think from california stance point the low angle thing here is to make sure that the rules being written and regulations as to how we're going to establish eligibility criteria and ranking for infrastructure some 37 billion dollars and bonds being proposed is a real opportunity to make sure these considers are included. considers like that were they included in water bond, state water project we might have an outcome for this. >> thank you. one more. water assignment campaign. [inaudible] one part of this is politics. maybe we're a little too gentle, maybe you think of rational ideas of things happening. the 4 point 5 billion dollars for reservoirs and conservation and that's politics. so - the same applies to public engage meant

young guys a staunch democrat that helps us do stuff around the house said you know i don't like this you know if i choose to get health care i'm going to get help like to see it available but i don't the government telling me i have to join you also call for an audit of the federal reserve but under new laws that have been passed the fed is actually getting even more power that's why i would have voted for that as several reasons why i would have voted for that it gives the feds more power it it actually creates that consumer protection commission or whatever it's called i forgot the actual name of it and it doesn't kill the one thing that i thought was important that is too big to fail you know sometimes you deserve to fail and go away you know people don't realize that when a company dissolves other people buy portions of that company so it doesn't just go away there are pieces of that are picked up and you know we lose jobs in the certain cases but other pieces of are picked up so too big to fail doesn't go away the last thing we need is another agency most politicians and candidates would agree that something has to be done abou

are going to get higher. you can count on the fact that a lot of these things are going to be exacerbated when there's weather events that pile up synergisticly. so that's where i think i'll stop. thanks. [applause] >> dan, will you take a couple of questions? anybody have any questions for dan? >> we heard from seattle that they went down to sort of a regional type model. what's the status of that, some of us have regional or coastal, not snow back. when can we expect possible help for modeling of that? >> right now. it exists. that's what we used in this california assessment. for the scenarios they were all down scaled to twelve kilometers covering california and nevada. it's not totally adequate and i'm not saying this is a solved problem. the premium grape growers want to know what's going on in napa, valley but for a lot of water related problems i think we're okay. [inaudible] >> what's the long-term climate - >> hopefully, we get on to that green emissions trajectory which would have co2 levels leveling off and declining.

been running to mend russian captain at the sochi winter olympics may now not even get to go yeah it's a big developing story here the man regarded royalty of the ring. he may be there in twenty fourteen at all he's currently we've more on that story plus the rest of the sport kerry coming up. the happy with this this is sports today i mean these are some of the stories we're covering this hour ready to inspire and that's the motto russian football fans hope will be seen a run the globe as the race the host of world cup twenty fifteen picks up pace. army men march on sask in moscow ease into the europa league group stages after a six one win over unorthodox it's. on thin ice russian figure skating prince you hear me pushing to is banned from the store to limit games but his team and he will compete in twenty four. more not coming up but we start with football by the end of the year we'll know the hosts for both the twenty eighth and twenty twenty two world cup finals as it stands at russia and england are considered to be in the driving seat for the near a championship but as robert fo

the most difficult thing will be to get we, the regulators, and everybody else to turn around and look to the future. >> that's going to take getting back to the political process because these regulators are not driven by their own imaginations, they are usually implementing statutes and responding to very important public imperatives. >> the general part of the answer is to get everybody around the table and have an integrated approach. and recognize that a lot of groundwork has to be done in facilitating that, in resolving the inherent conflicts because we're not used to sitting around the table with regulators, necessarily, and reaching a consensus on how to go forward. it's not the traditional way of working in many areas. secondly i think to recognize is what drives the regulators. the regulators work for an agency and are usually accountable to the public for a public process. their concern is if they don't invoke certain regulations they will be liable, they will be answerable to the public, and we have to help them with that issue. we have to help them see this is a two-way process. >> i am being dragged of

the health department is going to bust you. what are you doing that the health department is going to get you? >> this is unlicensed food establishment. >> but otherwise, it's nice and clean, there's no -- >> absolutely. >> we know, we hope your voice is distorted. and we pray we don't show you on camera, because we don't want you to get arrested. but the way ronnie makes the grilled cheese, he doesn't make it the normal way. he does a regular grilled cheese and he does something in secret. he wraps it in foil and puts it in the oven on 500. >> so it gets crispy. that's your secret? >> yes, it is, $5 to $7. >> please don't show his face, you doan want ronnie going to prison. now back up like that, just keep going. good, good. >> wait a minute, come back for the money. wait, wait. okay. back up. >> is this like a crime? >> back away, we got to try these. >> what kind of cheese did you use on these? >> one is american with bacon and the other is cheddar with jalapeno. >> i think i got the cheddar. >> i can't have the jalapenos. >> can you have jalapenos. >> i can have jalapenos. >> i'm not even

the most difficult thing will be to get we, the regulators, and everybody else to turn around and look to the future. >> that's going to take getting back to the political process because e

the word environmental justice? i think it might be a nice idea. i have not heard they are going to reduce the number of trucks moving back and forth carrying chemicals. get are we still going to have trucks coming over into the south seas plant? also, there is no level of services for environmental benefits. i did not have one of the top of my head that i can go back to. those are all things that i would like to comment on, and the idea of planning by power plant is under way, but i would really like to have this in writing. >> next speaker please. >> first i really want to commend the staff for their great work they have done. it has been really heartening to see how this progress. just to piggyback, everything we have seen so far has been essentially getting marginally better every time. hopefully we can take care of these. some things that are important are clear policy directives on a variety of different things. number one has been troubling a number of people. it is in the implementation strategy

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get the work in. we think we just have these names and we're going to show up on game day and get it done is totally crazy've got to get out here and get the work in and continue to take strides and get better. >> not only is the circus about to come to town this sunday, the circus is actually going to play. yes, brett favre will be under center for the vikings as they face the niners. with the on again, off again qb accepting to play the first one or two series of the exhibition matchup. get ready. it's going to be crazy. but he'll not be hooking up with one of his favorite receivers from last season, percy harvin, the wideout not making the trip due to his latest migraine hospital, sent to the hospital yet by ambulance. good news, though, he was back at practice today. no word when he can resume football-related activities. but just being a back out there, really big. >> i can't imagine being knocked down by big guys during that, too. >> mi >>> coming up, something very rare caught in the bay. > >>> check it out. it was under the bay but now it's here. a 300-pound shark caught in the bay. biologists cau

there's more crime more security with the three strikes law a lot of these criminals are going to become more violent because they have nothing to lose if they get the third strike you're talking twenty five years in jail so they're going to they're going to do whatever they can to you know not be caught by the police or caught by security and what we're almost a learning is security is nothing but a witness here in california they will not do anything to protect you they're there just as a witness and the police don't want you to protect yourself they just want you to call them and they will take care of it for you because i had that happen personally where there have been a security threat in the back of my yard and the police told me do not engage anybody because if you do something unreasonable meaning if you use force in what they deem an unreasonable way they will take you to jail so effectively they're they've taken our right to protect ourselves at least in my part of california from the police i've talked to right once again. rosen some of the basic human rights and civil rights now just to put your story into perspective two years ago

all the heads of the six bluesy states became very clear that they declassified what happened in the get go sit on as an unconstitutional cooling i think that's the one cleared up a lot of them was that it was a harsh statement and they did became clear afterwards it was a mistake that was made by the kid gives government what they shut up or were tired its relations with the war in strategic partners rather than with their former schools that was awesome asters not do so was a huge mistake on the part of the interim government headed by mr than by a lot of but it you mentioned the relationship between bush and washington and do you believe that it should continue to develop in the same direction or should the priorities be shifted somewhat because of his what you're close up of there is a good saying we don't have to be an academy you don't have to be appointed an ambassador three times to be great diplomat of some sort just listen. the saying which is a close neighbor is better than a distant relative now when saying something like this the wisdom of our fathers of our forefathers are una

they crunched the numbers and came up with a figure, if we were going to pay the full environmental amount it would cost up to $200. >> of course in new york you can get them for $200. i can't imagine i am going to pay that for a hamburger but the thing is if we were to pay the real cost and the truth is we don't. you're the scholar and the one in africa and you're the one that writes the books and i'm saying, you know what or my neighbor is saying i have to go there, get dinner quick, get back into the workforce and make sure i have dinner on the table. i have to get it fast. >> people do bear the cost, it is not people around here. it is people near the forest and people being affected by climate change. we drive around with our relatively cheap gasoline but 3000, 00o mainly women died from it. >> with our wages as low as they are, a dollar hamburger is a difference between eatling and not eating. >> let me go to clothing for a second. if you go to the store and you want to go to a nice upscale store and you want to buy a lovely designer plows and let's say it is $150, out of my pay grade. then you go to a discount store target or whatever. you find

>> mccain from the get go has been wanting to work on emigration. barack obama told latinos the first year of his administration he would work on immigration. he did not. then he said, i will propose my own plan and submitted by the end of 2009. did it happen? no. now he says, july of an election year, he wants to work on reform. that is adding insult to injury. but second, and this is important, and that is the problem of this debate that is not substantive, he has not outlined what the principles of reform are. george bush said clearly we need to defend border security, but we also need it in a guest worker program. barack obama is only saying that we need border sections and legalization. that is not reform because you need guest worker programs. tavis: here is the disconnect, you keep going back to bush. he is no longer in office. hold on. we have to deal with republicans who are in the senate and will manage this debate if it gets off the ground. bush, pardon my english, it ain't got nothing to do with that. a lot of people believe barack obama

the more you get into it, the worse it's going to get. so we should be able to -- i don't think we'll repeal everything, but we will be able to repeal a lot of it and change it and fix the stuff that needs to be fixed. the president -- we have to pass the same bill in the house and senate and the president has to sign it. you would expect the president to be reluctant to sign a pure repeal bill because he was for this and still is. an alternative is to not fund implementation. that would be -- the decision would be made by speaker boehner and our majority leader, it could be mr. cantor or mr. pence, in conjunction with the senate republican leadership. my guess is, again, don't count your elections before they happen, but if we were in the majority and we didn't feel we had the votes for a straight repeal, that is something they would look at. it is certain within the rules and has been done before on both sides of the aisle. on the border situation, i support barriers along the border and i had voted for those fences and barriers and all

you have to understand from the get-go, these gardens, which are put in there at heavy expense of patients and providers, and they are very different from your criminal element. we have to prevent the community medicines from being included in criminal investigations. from the investigation level on out. this includes the warrant isn't just from the odor of canibus. the odor of c -- canibus is not evidence of canibus itself. in is incense that smells just like canibus, but is not. i agree that we should go through the building and planning commission, but also do it in a price-tiered scenario so the individual grower growing just for them self in their own household is not out-priced as would be for growing for a collective. that is essential. [applause] we have a lot of people that would be willing to donate t we have a lot of people that would be willing to donate their time to help educate the police force. >> over 25% of the house, you shouldn't use anymore than thafment you are living there. it is not a farm. in closing, the police of san francisco a model to every other city and coun

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