just wait for the mic. we have the mic here. >> thank you. barbara slavin from the atlantic council. josh, it's great to see you here, and not just at e-mail. >> nice to see you. >> obviously obama doesn't want to get involved until after our elections, but life could intervene. what if the regime uses chemical weapons against its own people? we have seen reports that they're moving chemical weapons around. if there is a mass atrocity, what should be the response? >> obviously the public sentiment drives policy to a certain degree. and these would create a groundswell of sympathy and horror at what the regime is doing, which is already of course quite developed. the question is can america improve the situation. and this is with the unknown. obviously, you're launching out, you know, if you do send a cruise missile into the house and begin to hunt him down like did gadhafi and ultimately kill him, how long will that take? and then what happens if the death rate goes up? that's the big question to get the death rate goes up, then does america

well you can hear plenty of applause, but concert managers they actually turned off the mics because he concert violated a noise ordnance. >> kind of weird -- i haven't seen that silence, strange. >>> the oakland a's keep hitting a home run and they're inching closer and closer to play off contention. >>> and we promised not to shut down the mic on fred. he's here with highlights next in sports. must be nice, cheering on team usa from the shallow end. back in '08, we didn't have these u-verse wireless receivers that let you move the tv around wherever. no siree, bob. who's bob? and if you didn't have a tv outlet, well then you couldn't watch diddly-squat. you talk a lot. you have no idea how good you have it. that's not working. [ grunts ] [ male announcer ] the wireless receiver only from at&t. get a free wireless receiver with a qualifying u-verse plan. rethink possible. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ transforming sounds ] [ male announcer ] transformers. the ride. ride it at universal studios hollywood. >>> good evening everyone and welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. it's been all

who the hell do you people think you are cutting offspring and seen the's mic? he's the boss. >> oh, yeah, well, we have the queen, jon. the actual queen. and you do not keep her up past her bedtime. >> jon: oh (bleep) >> let me tell you... (laughter and applause) it's getting real now. jon, let me tell you.... >> jon: ♪ (singing) >> if she doesn't get 15 hours uninterrupted sleep she's a (bleep)ing monster! so you keep your voice down! >> jon: ♪ come take my hands >> keep it down! >> jon: if the queen ever comes to new jersey, buddy... >> oh, jon, the queen is never coming to new jersey. (applause) >> jon: why not? >> i'll tell you why. i'll tell you why, jon, because the queen is a lady who has no business associating herself with human filth. (audience reacts) >> jon: i hear otherwise. listen, if she did, we'd never turn her t mic off. you know why? because this is america. we're about freedom. one nation indwizable with liberty and justice for all. and that freedom... >> oh, that's nice, jon. freedom? freedom, remind me, what soldiers are you allowed? (applau

i had a mic, and i held it like this. >> okay. >> jimmy: see how i held the mic.s? >> how is mike? >> jimmy: mike is good. [ laughter ] he has a spot in fayetteville. anyway, we are running out of time. >> oh no, thanks for having me on your show you big dumbass. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i am a dumbass. and this has been "other voices." ha ha! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: my thanks to queen latifah right here, you guys. [ cheers and applause ] "ice age: continental drift" is in theaters tomorrow. noah wyle joins us next. there he is right now in the bud light platinum suite. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] what's the point of an epa estimated 42 miles per gallon if the miles aren't interesting? the lexus ct hybrid. this is the pursuit of perfection. try avocado on any sub. [ male announcer ] like the protein-packed subway club. rich, creamy and super delicious, super food avocado has gotta be part of your training routine. subway. official training restaurant of apolo ohno and athletes everywhere. well, that's too bad. we're on our break. maybe one of the other

all of them would like to speak, but i have the mic. what you are going to your next is the band and then the champagne. [applause] >> welcome to the july 9 meeting. the meeting is being called to order. it please turn off all cellphone and pagers. public comment will be taken on each item. speaker cards are available. we would like to thank for continued support of our meetings. [roll-call] commissioner white is excused. we have a quorum. item two, public comment. it allows members of the public comment to suggest new items for future consideration. do we have anyone here for public comment for items not on the agenda? seeing none, next item. >> we are on item 3, discussion of possible action to make a recommendation on the board of supervisors police code, an appeal second-hand dealer and permit requirements. we are repealing 852, 1276, 1279, 1288, 1281, and 1282 and amending section 26 and 2.67 to eliminate requirements and other regulations. in your binder is the word silenfile. >> good evening, supervisors. goothank you for having m

all of them would like to speak, but i have the mic. you are going to your next is the band and then the champagne. [applause] >> i love teaching. it is such an exhilarating experience when people began to feel their own creativity. >> this really is a place where all people can come and take a class and fill part of the community. this is very enriching as an artist. a lot of folks take these classes and take their digital imagery and turn it into negatives. >> there are not many black and white darkrooms available anymore. that is a really big draw. >> this is a signature piece. this is the bill largest darkroom in the u.s.. >> there are a lot of people that want to get into that dark room. >> i think it is the heart of this place. you feel it when you come in. >> the people who just started taking pictures, so this is really an intersection for many generations of photographers and this is a great place to learn because if you need people from different areas and also everyone who works here is working in photography. >> we get to bu

>> speak to the mic, please. >> that is -- that is what's been proposed in our landscaping plan. and we've done it once before. we built this at 1160 mission street and brought in these big trees. i don't know if you remember, carla. they're about the same size. they're big trees. >> ok. before -- well, actually, i have a question of ms. short. i think you mentioned in your earlier remarks that the trees that are the subject here were part of the mayor's project. and weekly watering of these trees for -- the last three years, has taken place? >> yeah. >> and at what cost to the city? >> our average cost is $1,641 per tree. >> per tree. ok. >> so we invested roughly $14,000 in these trees. >> and is that cost a consideration when determining whether or not a tree should be or should not be removed? from your department's perspective? >> well, i think in this case, it was -- it was particularly fresh in our mind because we just got these trees off the watering list. so our big investment was complete. in general, we're looking at the health and the structural stability of the tree

all of them would like to speak, but i have the mic. you are going to your next is the band and then the champagne. [applause]

all of them would like to speak, but i have the mic. you are going to your next is the band and then the champagne. [applause] >> good afternoon, i'm lawrence kornfield. welcome to our brown bag lunch. the fire department as a lot to do with fire escapes in san francisco. we have tens of thousands of fire escapes in san francisco. it's sort of like utility wires, until you start looking for them. you don't even see them. today we're going to look at them and for them and talk a little bit about what they are there for and how they should be maintained. what our standards are. so we are right here in front of building services office at 1660 mission street. we have one of many buildings served by fire escapes. they are typically used when there's a required means of existing or egressfrom the building. this building has a main stairway and all these fire escapes. i don't know about the backside. it probably has more exits that would be typically required to have. >> typically fire escapes are the second. the first is for existing buildin

. >> on a regular basis officers don't know when or where it is just not going to work, they hit the mic and it fails. the problem monday stemmed from the failure of a cooling unit on a transmission tower and wasn't until tuesday night things were operating again. >> i just want officers to be able to communicate with one another during critical situations and take away this concern we have with a radio system that doesn't work. >> they are working with a consultant to decide if they should repair the current network or join another one. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> police in oakland are looking for suspects in a shooting. investigators say two people were wounded in the gunfire last night. both victims drove themselves to a hospital and are expected to survive. there is no word on what led up to the shooting. >>> the violence on the streets of oakland is prompting city leaders to urge everyone to attend next month's national night out events. the rock parties are held in neighborhoods across the country to generate community support in the campaign against crime. both oakland

all of them would like to speak, but i have the mic. you are going to your next is the band and then the champagne. [applause] >> this lodge is home to some of the best fly casting pools in the world. these shallow concrete pools don't have fish. this is just a place where people come to practice their fly casting technique. ith was built in the 1930's and ever since, people have been coming here to get back to nature. every year, the world championship of fly casting is held in san francisco and visitors from all over the globe travel to be here. >> we are here with phil, general manage of san francisco rec and parks department at the anglers lodge. what do you think about this? >> it is spectacular, travis from oregon, taught me a snake roll and a space cast. >> there are people from all over the world come to san francisco and say this is the place to be. >> yeah. it's amazing, we have teams from all over the world here today and they are thrilled. >> i flew from ireland to be here. and been practicing since for the competition. all

i don't see the majority of governors turning that down. >> if the next person could head to the mic, we'll answer this, then get to the next one. >> if you were a governor, you could say well, on principle, i don't want to expand. then you have to explain, i assume, to the public. i'm turning down millions of dollars in federal funds to pay for health care for poor people? if i don't do it, our tax money is going to other states getting it and we are not. so, i would think as a practical matter, even if the states didn't like the expansion, somewhere down the line, they are going to say well, okay. if you are paying 100% of the cost, we'll take the money. >> 100% in the early years then it goes down to 90% and the 10% is a budget breaker for many. florida announced they are going to turn it down. >> south carolina as well. i also don't think -- i think it's a decision that doesn't have to be made at this moment. it's easier to say we are not going to do it. >> this is a great blue state/red state divide. the blue says sure, we'll take the money. the red says we're not going to take t

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somebody cut the mics and told everybody to go home? that is what happened last night in london. >> reporter: two music legends, one incredible finale. until someone cut the microphones. springstein's good bye silence of a crowd. among the 65,000 fans. >> people didn't seem to know what was going on. you have mccartney and springstein. they are playing the beatles numbers. suddenly silence. the band was still playing but you can't hear it. >> reporter: just minutes earlier it had been so different. springstein is renowned for giving his fans more. he had already played for three hours when sir paul mccartney surprised the crowd with him. residents in the neighborhood have demanded a noise curfew and the concert was already over the limits when it was suddenly shut down. angry e street band member steven van zandt tweeted when i'm jamming with mccartney don't bug me. no one is saying who stopped the music. >> it is a bit of confusion. >> reporter: today london's mayor said the stars should have been allowed to play on. instead this perfor

. >> i was going to say for purposes of moving forward -- >> we're not on the mic. hold on. we need you on mic. can we get her on mic, please. >> it was on, yep. >> hello. >> there you go. >> i was just going to say since it's 3:30 that we stick solely with factual discrepancies, substance is also, it is a question and so i think for moving forward and not staying here until midnight, we should just focus on a factual correction. i think the only thing we all seem to agree on was second on page four around adding some things but we can even get there when we get there. >> thank you for that. so we will begin with, again, going section by section. you will offer any substantive there. section one, anything to offer? >> after sense us date i would add april 1, 2010 in parens. and after that i would add adopted july, insert date, 2011 to reference the date that the board adopted the legislation creating the task force. those are factual and substance. >> did you catch those? >> i have them. after date in parenthesis april 1, 2010, line three. >> ok. and down on the second to th

every tony bennett song, the mic goes under the arm, he applauds the audience. i come back to that with you because we were talking about gratitude a moment ago. what's your sense of your fan base over the years? i ask that again because i have seen you countless times, and you have a die-hard, loyal fan base over all these years, and i was just marveling at the tour with you and jt. you guys aren't kids anymore. you guys, shall we say -- you're chronologically gifted. is that okay? >> you bet. i have the numbers -- 70 for me. i will let him say his own number. tavis: there you go, and you're still selling out stadiums all these years later. that is not the easiest thing in the world to do, so talk about your fan base over these years. >> well, it is increased in terms of it is my contemporaries, but i see people, fifties, forties, thirties, i see teenagers in the audience, and they're mouthing the words, they know the words. that is remarkable. i was talking about that this is on the best seller list, the book. i pinch myself about that, and i pinch myself abou

. >> reporter: civil war aside, he's been at the mic for just about every other big story, but it's thees that he's most known for. >> hey, one of our listeners has lost a pit bull. >> reporter: for nearly his entire 72-year career, luther has been announcing lost and found pets. he's been at it so long, and today you can't throw a fetch toy in chattanooga without hitting someone who credits luther with finding their lost pet. scruffy's owner, for one. >> he takes a personal interest. you can tell that he actually cares. >> this is luther. >> reporter: for this reason alone, luther probably has more truly devoted listeners than any other d.j. in america. >> any leads at all? >> reporter: there are thousands in tennessee, and even one in studio. you know something about that. >> yes. >> reporter: when james howard was nine, his dog, andy, ran away. >> and my mom looked at me and she said, james, it's going to be okay. i'm going to call luther, and luther's going to help us find your dog." >> reporter: three days later, he did. >> that's what i've always felt that radio is for, to accompl

one second, just wait for the mic. [di you mentioned the idea of a lobbying tax -- >> a tax on lobbying. >>ax o lbyin o. i risifre w y ifolyops omnge,f, ucouthe given to the fact that lobbying is, essentially, just communication between individuals. it seems really easy to skirt oversight on tt. soas cous ither i cy htdesth atbl myk is not a detailed policy book, so it's more a book of idea that is written to tryto des waois t ersaon be emd. whe a yi there is a vast range of activies. and, of urse, some of them are normal freedom of speech and even me wring this bk is foflong fe sonkh t's o l. e hebb congress which at this point is registered, and so that is very easily taxed. and i think we can discuss where you want to impose that tax. e imptaripl iat actys a nivum activity because it's destroying value. we need to find a way to address itand the simplest way to addrsitis w tth prelbehe re i so slippery. trying to regulate it will be impossible. and then there is a sort of ge cesic ateemma o longpta and this is where

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for piggy banking germans this really is spending for a rainy day i can avoid artsy reporting from the micin germany. you know talk about a sport just got a bit confused with the times it's a twenty four hour station it's only eight moscow time tomorrow the next sports bulletin for you i can tell you something this absolutely here and now to me to say with a business i can see it waving the way you did dmitri oil shooting through the roof again or increased concerns about a rally are absolutely right six week high is what we're seeing right now for oil prices above one hundred dollars per barrel for brant let us actually take a look at those figures both crude and brant are up more than three dollars per barrel light sweet they're approaching eighty eight dollars per barrel this is on the back of course of fresh concerns as you've rightly said. about iran and the new reports of military drills and that's causing worries about sustainability of supplies from the region in general and this is has been very much supporting the russian market today and i. analysts say that even though russia w

what the mayor there says about the mics getting cut off. be right back.  >>> a texas man's car was stolen in 1970 and notices it's on ebay. isn't that my car on ebay? he has spent years searching the internet for his 1969 austin healey sports car. finally found it. was able to get it back from the dealer selling it. he says it still runs, but the brakes don't work as well. man. >>> listen to this story, how could i not have been at this concert? the plug got pulled on bruce springsteen and paul mccartney playing together. happened saturday night during a concert in london. the boss already exceeded the 10:30 p.m. deadline by half an hour, when mccartney and his band joined him on stage. they got through a few songs before organizers were forced to cut off their microphones. the crowd filled the silence with loud boos. stephen van zandt tweeted -- >> meantime, london's mayor said the singers should have been allowed to keep going. there he is with his beatles wig. >> he's a fan. >> he said -- >> he looks like darryl hammond from "saturda

so can you imagine being that guy, i got to turn off the mic. sorry guys. >> hit the switch and run. >> hope no one finds you. >>> a tragic reminder about the dangers of lightning. ahead in about 14 minutes, we'll have details of what up folded at a soccer game. >> next, we are -- unfolded at a soccer game. next, we are checking all our weather and traffic. stay with us. >>> welcome back to fox 5 morning news as we just take a look outside. take a look at how peaceful that is as we start our monday, july 16th and get rolling at the beginning of the week. >> it is nice and peaceful considering we've some some storms rolling through over the past couple of days. >> some good ones last night. this morning, nice and quiet. your morning commute will be fine. i think later today, we won't be dealing with the potential for any strong storms so that is good news. >> on a monday, starting off the week. >> the next couple of days, hot and humid. the next time we're in for pretty good storms, perhaps wednesday afternoon. >> okay. >> the cooler air. >> we'll

had gone 30 minutes past the curfew and brought up paul mccartney up for a quick song and they cut the mics, you can still hear the fans. who were not pleased responding with boos and jeers, neither was steven van sant who plays guitar for springsteen's e street bands. one of the great gigs ever in my opinion, seriously when did england many become a mr. is state. and london mirror said they should have been able to finish despite the cure few. and the tour de france, many brought to their knees, in just a couple. [ male announcer ] it's simple physics... a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually ease arthritis sympto. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammation. plus, in clinical studies, celebrex is proven to improve daily physical function so moving is easier. celebrex can be taken with or without food. a

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i would also like to invite the community and the board to the open mic we are holding august 10 from 4:00 until 6:00 at the excelsior community center. thank you. [applause] >> good afternoon, supervisors. thank you, supervisors and avalos and olague for having this hearing. and for asking the questions that you are asking. i would be remiss if i did not thank chief sterling and capt. rum -- and capt young to for their efforts. i'm sure that they have assigned a very good sgt. that is a very -- that is the sense of security that the community needs. because of this hearing, this is an opportunity for other city agencies to start working together. the city attorney's -- the city's attorney should be coming to the homes and to the market. i think they know the family research center at 158 broad. there have been continuous problems at these places and nothing gets done and no letters get sent. there needs to be a follow up if they want to do things correctly. i would like to say that dcyf and enloe w. de -- abnd mowde, we definitely do not get our fair share by any stretch of imaginati

the show was supposed to end but the mics cut out and springsteen had to shout his good night to thewithout amplification. knowing the boss, it's a wonder that he didn't keep playing any way. from the wanted they went on tweeter and said. when did england become a police state. but the police did not pull the plug, the promoters did. that's one of those times when a bad law had to be enforced and nobody was happy. but look at it this way it wouldn't be rock-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k-k- double miles you can "actually" use. but with those single mile travel cards... [ bridesmaid ] blacked out... but i'm a bridesmaid. oh! "x" marks the spot she'll never sit. but i bought a dress! a toast... ...to the capital one venture card. fly any airline, any flight, anytime. double miles you can actually use. what a coincidence? what's in your wallet? [ all screaming ] watch the elbows ladies. when a carpet is clean and fresh, it's irresistible. experience this in your home with resolve deep clean powder. its moist powder penetrates deep, removing three times more dirt than

hal sparks tony on the mic, and mr. bruce springsteen. ecking ball is one of the best of the year, and his career. >> i like how it starts out with wwe, moves to like stripper dj and then into calm pr. >> thank you very much. that's hitting for the cycle. and then i have my douchy morning zoo boys -- >> i am standing outside, i have my underwear on my head i'm going to run into the sony store and see if they notice. >> do you like bruce springsteen? >> yes, of course. >> i highly recommend wrecking ball. we are taking your calls today at 1-800-steph-1-2. why don't we go to jim in nashville. good morning, jim. >> good morning, john. >> great to have you calling us from nashville. thank you. >> yes, sir, this is a liberal strong hold here. it's very well-kept secret. >> we had a fella say that yesterday. >> yeah, that was me. >> oh, welcome back. >> the thing i like about america is our freedom to move around the country without having to get permission from the government. i do these music tours and it is just one of the greatest things and

tamron, i'm passing the mic here. go for it. >> tamron, back to you. >> thank you. >> thank you, family, and stephanie. now to joy's diet israeli o.s. "today's" nutritionist joy bauer, grilled veges, frozen treats and marinades as we head to the fourth of july. >> is that your mom? she's gorgeous. >> she's a good mom for sure. >> wow. >> she loves your advice like so many others, so let's get to it. >> thank you. >> jackie in scottsdale, arizona. jackie, good morning. >> hi, good morning. how are you? >> we're great. what's your question? >> my question is, do marinades techniques from becoming carcinogenic when placed on a grill. >> it's a great question, so timely. the answer is yes, dramatically. just so everybody knows when meat, talking about chicken and pork and fish exposed to high temperatures like grilling, unfortunately these carcinogenic compounds called hcas are formed. the good news if you marinade any meet for an hour with fresh herbs or dried herbs and seasonings you can lower the cancer causing compoun