and that is tina marlin. not all neighborhood leaders are well liked by everyone that i know, and that is tina marlin. and not all neighborhood leaders know how to build a positive sense of community in the way that tina has. i also want to take a moment to recognize tina's family who is here, three generations of marlins who have been a real testament to your family leadership. after four years tina is stepping down as the president of russian hill neighbors and as you do that i wanted to take the opportunity to honor you today as the nominee and honoree for district 3. congratulations, tina. (applause) >> thank you, president chiu. you didn't tell me that i would have to speak, and i'm speechless. most of you who know me know this is a rarity. as i have stayed in this chambers, given public comment, i have always been in awe of the building, of you who sit our elected officials and our gracious and under, you know, some unique situations at times. and never did i think i would be honored. this is a tremendo

. >> hi mr., my name is marty dulalis and i am alumni of the after school program and tina lolho was more than a teacher to me, she was like an aunt and it means pita and she was like a mother to, she knew how to teach and oh, boy does she know how to teach. i was one of the problem children during my time. so, she was really empowering and she also was... yeah, she was really empowering because i have come up to this stand since i was seven and i learned how to speak in public and i learned how to vouch for my philippine-american community because there is not a lot of us, and we almost had the bilingual program taken away more than ten years ago, about ten years ago and i would really like to say that if you are talking someone that can teach kids and have a clear one of her alumni students speak here and vouch for her, this is a really great teacher, why would you take her away? thank you, everyone and i would really like to thank the philippine-american community and everybody that really really thinks that she could stay because why would you take somebody that can create or i a

i want tina to get her job back. i wanna help all the teachers who have worked so hard to make a difference in all the childrens lives. >> my name is rudy corpus. i wanna say my hat's off to the teachers right here fighting for their jobs. they're underrated and underpaid. the most precious commodity on this planet is ininvestment in our kids so when you have teachers who dedicate their life to work 15 years with kids, it's important. hopefully you make a wise decision to reinstate tina and the rest of these teachers who is a lifestyle for them. so i wanna say this is about the kids, our future for our kids and i hope you guys make a wise decision and reenstate them because they have an investment in our future. >> my name's theresa [inaudible]. part of our petition that we've actually been going around but i'm taking this personally now because we found out that a certain commissioner is spreading word maligning tina's effort being a great teacher and that. but i'm taking it personally because i look up to you guys

in my district that would describe my honoree tina marlin. tina, could you stand up? (applause) >> it has been observed that district 3 that i have the honor representing has some of the most significant and sophisticated neighborhood associations in the city. tina has served as the president of one of the largest and most effective neighborhood groups in the city, russian hill neighbors. since my first year in office 2009, overseeing nine committees, overseeing over 2 dozen board members and hundreds of members. i know that supervisor farrell from district 2, who shares representing russian hill with me, would agree on that. tina is someone who, in addition, though, to leading her neighborhood association, has led in so many areas. she has been the board member of the police department's northern station community police advisory board, and i want to take a moment to recognize i think captain anne mannix is here who probably should be recognized today as one of the most outstanding police captains within the police department. (applause) >> tina has served on departm

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let me say this about the movie with you and tina. how can you go wrong with you and tina fey?you cannot go wrong. >> wow. you could certainly go wrong with me i don't think you could go wrong with tina fey. >> jon: i was trying to be nice. i don't disagree with that sentiment at all. >> that's not false humility it's basic truth. >> jon: i have a t-shirt that says that you were so cute. let me ask you something. we're not going to talk about the movie because it's going to be great and you are great and all that (bleep). i have sandra day o'connor coming on tomorrow. i'm nervous. if you don't mind let me work out some of the stuff i was going to ask her on you. >> fine. >> jon: first of all judge -- do i still refer to you as judge? >> call me sandy. [laughter] >> jon: um, ah, -- [laughter] >> don't be nervous. >> jon: thank you, sandy, i appreciate that sandy, you were the first woman selected for the supreme court. that was an enormous honor but also enormous responsibility. how did you handle that? >> as best i could. i just wanted to be respectful of the position, clearly

slippery one. >> what do you think of tina fey's portrayal of you? the best one i never watched. >> thank you very much. thank you. >> joining me now, my friend james lipton, creator, executive producer, writer and host of bravo's inside the actor's studio which has received a record 15 emmy nominations in 18 years and you just saw why. jimmy, i feel like i can call you jimmy, because tina does or sarah palin does. that is absolutely stunning for me, because i know actors generally are very, very uncomfortable doing any kind of character out of the structure that makes the character work. set, makeup, all that stuff. was that -- was that -- did you warn her at all you were going to pull that on her? >> remember that my show is the only one, i think, of its kind that has no preinterview ever. that's why i do all those blue cards. so the guest never knows what's coming next. and neither do i. that's the secret, if there is a secret of "inside the actor's studio" but if i'm going to ask them which might be embarrassing, i do ask them in the green room.

yeah, dad, who was tina really gonna choose?ake shark? aww... you like that, mom? yeah. okay, let's give it a try. all i have to do is plug it in. ow! hurry, bob. some of the teeth are getting under the boydle! (bob groaning) stretch, bob! stretch! you call that stretching? got it! (shuddering) my feet are getting cold. must be making ice cream. (grunting) oh, my boydle came off! you got my boydle, but you don't got me, you shark! linda: it's working! the shark's getting all logy! i've had dreams like this. it's over. no, bob. (yelling fiercely) die! die! die! now it's over. no, it's not dead! just kidding, everybody. just kidding. how shark was it? i still feel like i'm doing that wrong. (bell tinkling) whoa, bob! i love what you've done with the place. listen, i'm gonna be out of town for awhile, but, uh, keep it up. uh, we-we should talk about repairs for... no. okay. i'm going to miss you, shark. hmm, i'm gonna miss you, too, ice cream machine. he died the exact way i want to go: destroying the restaurant. hey, how the hell

i feel bad for tina fey.rry reams, the porn star that died yesterday and will be forever known as a porn star. no matter what tina faye does she will be known as the sarah palin impersonator. she will never be known for anything else and she is talented. >> bob: she set herself up for a lot of this. >> greg: she is not the leader of the free world. >> dana: but there is a reason they do it. see the laughter? it's why they do the things, shows to get ratings about certain topics that you might think other people wouldn't be interested in. the thing that drives people crazy about sarah palin, she put herself out there and willing to take a punch. she was able to take a punch and she could punch back in a way not too aggressive. so that is why she has been able to survive. if you put yourself out there and you can't take a shred of criticism, you are basically not going to have a career in politics or anywhere else. >> eric: she is taking more punchs than anyone deserves to take. as far as tina fey, actor studio

say something bad about tina or about amy, but don't take it out on them.d it has nothing to do with women. i have an issue with people that say, you know, they try to use race and gender. they're all performers, she's doing her job by making songs and talking about men, they're just making light. and they didn't just talk about her. they talked about a lot of women. they joked about everybody. and those jokes were funny. i don't care, it was hilarious. >> let me play devil's advocate here. i hear people -- ever since that joke, i've heard people kind of say, oh, yeah, taylor swift, she is hopping from guy to guy. she's kind of sensitive about it, no? >> you know, she just needs help. let's face it, she's in denial, she needs as much help with her love life as she does with her singing. there should be auto tune for relationships. you could use that right about now. >> i guess you open yourself up to things when you date john mayer. >> it's all part of the game. she just made $57 million, she should be worrying about the irs not jokes that people are making

he focuses on tina. >> meanwhile priscilla is fighting her own battle with the waves. on his third attempt, alex gets the harness around tina and they hoist her up. >> once i started to be lifted i thought this is great. this is my rescue. >> by now, the boat is nearly under water entirely. and the dog is nowhere in sight. paul is bleeding badly from a cut on his arm as alex secures his hoist up. the couple watches as the tormenter sinks presumably with priscilla. >> the paramedics couldn't see priscilla near the boat. it appeared all had been lost. >> but as the chopper turns to leave, the bull terrier appears clinging to the last visible piece of the tormenter. >> couldn't believe the dog was still there. i thought the dog unfortunately drowned. >> all eyes turned to alex. does he have the energy to go back down? >> i said to crewman give me 60 seconds in the water. if the dog doesn't come, we'll just have to leave her. i started calling the dog's name. she saw me and swam straightforward. >> the desperate priscilla wastes no time. i'm thinking, you're a lucky little

it's not -- >> right. >> she's doing an impression of tina fey doing sarah palin. >> because if tinam what sarah palin has been shown to be part of a personality or possibly part of it -- >> right. >> -- then people would be offended in saying that you trivialize it or insulting a national figure. the fact that they can do it and there's that foundation of truth there is what makes it funny. >> that is what makes it funny because it's not so far off base. it's not absurdity. it's not like, what are the heck that people are talking about? it's not slandering in any way, shape, or form? and that's what make it is so sad. >> chuck nice, thank you for being with us tonight. >> pleasure. >>> ahead, a defining moment in presidency. talking change in israel. what a response. next. [ man ] i got this citi thankyou card and started earning loads of points. we'll leave that there. you got a weather balloon, with points? yes i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. go. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take this bridge over here. there it is! [ man ] so i used mine to get a w

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>> tina fey and amy poehler told her to stay away from michael j. fox's 23-year-old son, advised her to quote take some me time. taylor i guess didn't think it was all that funny. >> i guess because it's been piling on, as they say. >> she went on "vanity fair" and said katie couric said there's a special place in hell for women who don't help other women. actually that line was -- >> that line was from madeleine albright. >> this is what she also said, for a female to write about her feelings and be portrayed as a clingy, insane, desperate girlfriend, i think that's taking something that should be celebrated, a woman writing about her feelings in a confessional way and turning it into something that doesn't exist. >> think about it, jane austen did it, didn't she? so many of the poets. >> what's the problem? what do you think the issue is with taylor? . writers write about life experiences. >> i think the issue is, a lot of people think, and this isn't

good morning, tina. >> reporter: good morning. well, the queen is not one to make a fuss but she is here in the hospital this morning in london, and as the monarch grows old eric palace officials are careful, especially careful not to take any chances with her health. british police are on gord outside the london hospital where queen elizabeth spent the night with a stomach infection. palace officials say the 86-year-old monarch was admitted sunday afternoon with symptoms of gastroenteritis. she spent most of the weekend resting after she game illinois and canceled a meeting in wales. they canceled it hours before she was taken to the hospital for the first day in nearly a decade. >> the queen has no time for illness, she absolutely resists it. the fact that she was taken to hospital that really suggests it's something really important. she's the last one to go in for minor ailments. >> reporter: the palace spokesman said the queen was admitted for precaution and is otherwise in good health. the queen is expected to spend a couple

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publication to get collusion amongst these tabloids you've got phone hacking and you've got a story tina waivers implicated so as piers morgan. and piers morgan of course you know flees to the u.s. hides is corrupt back on in london i'm sorry the at the share that country with such a show of journalists thank you so much always for coming on always a pleasure to have you max kaiser of the kaiser report absolutely. have you ever been hold over by a cop after having a little too much drink if you have been in this situation or you know someone who has usually you're poor right in the drunk tank for a night or two and then you're let go of course you're facing years of legal fees and paperwork but you're let go. but what would you do if instead of being released you were then locked in a padded solitary cell for two years now you're probably thinking that's insane that's an impossible scenario but alas that's exactly what happened to one fifty nine year old man named steven slevin in two thousand and five slevin was arrested for driving while intoxicated. however he was never actually convi

tina?est tweet that i ever seen and it may be the weirdest tweet that ever has been when anthony wiener pocket tweeted. >> john: you? >> no, just the whole internet. >> john: he did it again? poor guy. old habits diehard. frank conniff? >> the strangest i got was show us your boobs, and i ended up having a block. >> i sent that. >> john: i loathe talking about my own tweets but today's f bomb is different. it's about statistics and facts and they're not always the same and it's about the power of social media and twitter and how it may be making the world a better place despite all the twitter patrols trolls who have not mastered the your-you're thing. we talked about the steubenville rape trial in a society where men still don't take the crime of rape seriously. during the interfere interview there was a shocking statistic. >> 30% of rapist go to jail. >> john: many rapes are not reported so many are but so few rapists go to jail. there is a likely reason why women who have been attacked d

tina?>> yes because we're talking about it and when we have to talk about rand paul, it is usually when he does something stupid like say that just because the supreme court has ruled on obamacare doesn't make it constitutional. >> john: what did he accomplish with this? >> i think that he brought to light that -- the filibuster is broken. >> john: okay. richard? >> you know, i think -- don't give him too much credit for anything. but the one thing i would say is that it was good that someone finally stood up and did an old-fashioned filibuster. >> john: i agree. >> maybe going forward people will not be able to do this sort of behind closed doors secret filibuster that nobody hears about. when you filibuster something in the senate, you ought to stand up for it. i thought it was terrific he brought that back. but i think that what he really did -- what he was really doing was taking advantage of an issue which sounds like it is not quite right just to get himself some publicity. a drone is

i think tina fey would be terrific. >> tina or amy poehler. stuff. it's different. >> i just moved you along. come on, it's never going to happen. you're never going to do that. >> don, you never know. i've got a podcast now on cnn. that's step one. next thing, youtube. after that, basic -- public access. >> don't be downing basic cable if you're working for a basic cable company. that's your gate. chill out. >> this is comedy, don. >> thank you, dean. >>> coming up -- what could possibly make me do this on national tv? >>> here in the u.s., it's hard for us to understand the water crisis because we have it right at our fingertips. there are some countries where it takes many women and children four and five hours every single day just to get water. and then it's absolutely filthy and making the children sick. when you see that firsthand, you can't help but be changed from that. my name is doc hendley. i used to be a bartender. now i bring water to the world. cnn heroes changed everything. before, we reached four different countries. now we're

. >>> and the late night shuffle, jay leno, seth meyer, tina fey, who is out and who is in? let's talk. >>> and plus, what could possibly make he do this on national tv? all that in a moment, but first this, a small town in georgia. it is a weekend of sadness, shock and anger. this is where a mother and her 13-month-old child were both shot allegedly by teenagers who shot her and demanded money. the mother was shot in the leg and the child was shot in the stroll stroller. people who heard the gun fire called 911. >> she is shot in the back. >> listen to me ma'am, is the baby breathing? >> the mother is on the floor, and -- >> is there shots in the area? >> the baby is shot. >> ma'am, i have people en route to you but i have to ask you these questions. did you hear any shots in the area? >> yes, i heard the shots. >> police have two teenagers in custody. one is 17 and one is 14 and they are charged with murder to night. earlier the child's mother spoke to cnn and she has a message for those boys who killed her child. >> i hate you, and i don't forgive you, and that you killed

tina bobbi,arianna, thank you very much.more. we'll talk to angie hicks and caroline kennedy all this week on "cbs this morning." >>> former florida governor jeb bush has a new book out called "grims wars: forging an american solution," published by simon and shuster, a division of cbs. we asked him about george h.w. bush's health. >> so how your dad doing? >> he's doing better, better. frail. he's an 88-year-old guy. so he's not the way he once was. but he's doing significantly better. he's got a fantastic caregiver, my mom, who's keeping him in shape, that's for sure. >> and then finally, we learned that your brother the former president, has now taken up painting. >> yes, he is. i don't know what to say about that -- >> were you surprised? >> yeah. i was very surprised. he takes everything seriously. it's just not the thing that i immediately thought that he would be doing. he's -- >> he never showed this penchant for art before? >> never. never. god bless him. >> all right. >> god bless picasso. >> funny how jeb bush was

i think tina fey would be terrific. >> tina or amy poehler.t they have kids and they're doing movies and stuff. it's different. >> i just moved you along. come on, it's never going to happen. you're never going to do that. >> don, you never know. i've got a podcast now on cnn. that's step one. next thing, youtube. after that, basic -- public access. >> don't be downing basic cable if you're working for a basic cable company. that's your gate. chill out. >> this is comedy, don. >> thank you, dean. >>> coming up -- what could possibly make me do this? on national tv? at you got. rv -- covered. why would you pay for a hotel? i never do. motorcycles -- check. atv. i ride those. do you? no. boat. house. hello, dear. hello. hello. oh! check it -- [ loud r&b on car radio ] i'm going on break! the more you bundle, the more you save. now, that's progressive. the in their portfolio, isent of invesunexpected risk.to find bny mellon has the vision and experience to help. we look at the full picture... to uncover risk, find opportunities, and create a plan

tina krause has more on the condition. >> reporter: queen elizabeth smiled and look rested as she leftn hospital after a stay that lasted less than 24 hours. the 86-year-old monarch bounced back after being treated for symptoms of gastroenteritis called a stomach bug commonly. brits were not surprised that her majesty resilience. >> amazing. i hope i am the same when i am 86. >> amazing woman. she is a lot older than i am. >> reporter: the queen rarely let sickness get in the way of the schedule but canceled the trip to wales when she became ill on friday. on sunday palace it's brought her from -- aids brought her to the hospital in london. it was her first hospital stay in nearly a decade. >> the best lace for her to be -- it's the best place for her to be. she will take that advice and go along to the hospital. >> reporter: the queen's granddaughter in law kate spent several days at the same hospital in december with severe morning sickness. it's the preferred hospital for members of the royal family. palace officials say the queen has called off the pb look appearances for the-- pkl

. >> who's this tina?garet thatcher received in the late '70s, early '80s. because every time she would try to liberalize the economies in labor markets or try to privatize businesses, state-owned businesses, she would say, there is no alternative. so she got nicknamed tina. and we're using -- we're calling it the tina factor with regard to stocks. there's been a lot of talk of a great rotation. the great rotation is more from public pensions and endowments into equities than individuals right now. >> do you think individuals start picking up in terms of pace, in getting into this market? >> i think they've started, but maria, i would say it's in the very early innings. there is some evidence in the last two months, last six weeks, that that's picked up. but throughout last year, it's very clear that individual investors were really net sellers of the equity mutual funds, buyers of bond funds in a big way. usually the retail investors is one of the last ones in. and that's why i think the fiduciaries will

this hard work has not come without cost for tina [inaudible]. i have seen her work almost everyday of the week until 8:00 pm. and then come back to our school on saturdays. saturdays have virtual hi become work days for her. so you see a non reelection which will bar her from working, but also from the rest of the district schools is simply incomprehensible, but arbitrary. it is unjust, not only to tina, but to our students because i am convinced that teachers of her caliber and qualities are the kind that all of our students need and deserve in our district. thank you. >> i have one of those heavenly spots that kids love to be in and i'm so [inaudible]. i'm here on behalf of one of the parents who came to me this morning who asked me to speak for her. deer miss norton and the san francisco school board members. i am writing in regards to my daughter's fourth grade teacher. it has been brought to my attention that her position is in jeopardy, as is her position with the san francisco unified school district. i am involved parent volunteering at