let him come near unto me. fear of the lord god will -- who will condemn me. lo, they all shall wax old as a garment, isaiah chapter 50. there's a lot in that but jesus christ is actually speaking through the prophet. seven centuries before it happened, in luc, jesus said these are the words which i spoke to you while i was yet with you that all things must be fulfilled which were written in the law of moses, and in the prophets, that would be isaiah and in psalms concerning me. >> president chiu: thank you. are there any other members of the public that wish to speak in general public comment? please step up. next speaker. >> it's great to see you guys honoring a local business today. that made me feel good. i love this city. i became inspired to eat healthier and started my first business here. i started a dream and a vision to provide healthy food options, working endlessly to build my location. now a great deal has changed with the mobile food trucks. most existing businesses were grandfathered in. this didn't happen to me. i was sent to a nursing home put

and a secondary thing, which is specific unto me. you have let the warriors go through the entire process. there is not an application in, other than an environmental review, and there is no money in the department because there is no application. i have a public records act request for how much you have generated in cost, and i know that the billing -- that the receipts and funds for non-environmental is zero dollars because they haven't filed them. thank you. >> president fong: is there any additional public comment? commissioners? commissioner moore. >> commissioner moore: could you perhaps, on page 5, under division program -- work program administrative division, explain to me why there is a drop in personnel assigned to the commissions. you're going from four in 2013, to three in 14-15. >> commissioner, last -- in the current fiscal year, when we found out that linda was going to retire, we had -- we double budgeted that position. there was a second position in there that was 0923, manager two for those of you on the recruitmen

verse 8, "i cried out, i cried violence and spoil; because the word of the lord was made a reproach unto me, and a derision, daily." jeremiah was in the depths of despair because people were mocking him and day after day after day they did that, and he got so worn down, he said, "i just can't go out and do it!" that was his worst discouragement ever. but i want to show you the-well, the depth that is so unfathomable, right here in verse 9, "then i said, i will not make mention of him," god, "nor speak any more in his name." can you imagine jeremiah saying that? well, he was beaten down with persecution like the rest of us have never experienced, and he was delivering god's message to god's own house, and that's being done today spiritually, as well, and you can see that in our free literature that we'll give you. so it's happening again on a spiritual level. but this verse continues, "but his word was in mine heart as a burning fire shut up in my bones, and i was weary with forbearing, and i could not stay." so here was jeremiah going through the worst trial he ever had in his life. he was

"i (god says,) will declare the decree: the lord hath said unto me, thou art my son: (so who is speaking father is speaking to god the son) thou art my son, this day i have begotten thee." now we have to be careful, when did david write the psalms? well, somewhere in the neighborhood of 1000 bc. was that when christ was begotten, the only begotten son of the father? no, this is prophecy see? this is something that is going to take place years and years out into the future. but, here's the setting god the father has spoken to the son and he says, "this day i have begotten thee. (verse 8) ask of me and i shall give thee the heathen for thine inheritance." so then you come all the way down through this chapter it's a delegation of the authority that god imparts to the son. thank you for watching through the bible with les feldick, through the bible is a partner supported ministry, if this program has been a help to your study of the scriptures and you would like others to enjoy the teaching, your support would be greatly appreciated. write to us at les feldick ministries, route 1 box 760 ki

"i am the way the truth and the life, no man cometh unto the father but by me."t preacher said, well, that doesn't mean what it says. well, that's a cop out, see? it does mean what it says. there is only one way and there is no other religion on earth that can make that claim, because. because, now we're seeing so much about various approaches to god lately, but remember and i've stressed this ever since i've been on television. christianity alone has the remedy for man's sin. the other's don't mention it. christianity alone teaches a resurrection from the dead. not just a matter of dying and going to heaven but there is coming a resurrection day. christianity alone stands on that premise. and that's why paul writes this 15th chapter of corinthians then, in which there is more teaching on resurrection than all the rest of this book put together and probably more than all the other religious books in the world. and what's the whole vortex of it? that if christ be not raised from the dead then you are yet in your sin. and i've had some examples. scientists especial

woe unto you if you fail to pass the amendment. >> he does not want me leaving my big, muddy footprintsver town. >> no one has ever lived who knows better than you the proper placement on paths. if you fail to acquire the necessary votes, woe unto you, sir. you will answer to me. tavis: all righty then. i'm trying to juxtapose the clip that we just saw with all the high-quality, award-winning work academy award-winning work that you've done, sally field. if the story is true, you fought really hard for this part. so i raise that because they say that for so many of us, life is a perpetual audition. no matter what you've done, sometimes you've got to go on and prove again that you can do it. so why did you fight so hard with mr. spielberg? why did you want this role so bad? >> well, it's obvious why i would want it. i had sort of been tracking mary todd all of my life. i guess somewhere in my heart i knew that i belonged to her. she somehow belonged to me. there are few roles i have felt that way about -- sybil is one of them. i think it's my size and that i somehow have a roundness to m

written in read, inasmuch as you have done under the least of these my brethren, you have done it unto me. mr. speaker, whether he does or not, it is certainly time for those of us in this chamber to remind ourselves of why we are really all here. thomas jefferson said the care of human life and happiness are not its destruction. it is the chief and only object of good governs. the -- gotscheance. the phrase in the 14th amendment capsulizing our entire constitution. it says, no state shall deprive any person of life, liberty, or property without due process of law. mr. speaker, protecting the lives of all americans and their constitutional rights is why we are all here. the bedrock foundation of this republic is that clarion declaration of the self-evident truth that all human beings are created equal and endowed by their creator with unalienable rights, the rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. every conflict and battle our nation has ever faced can be traced to our commitment to this core, self-evident truth. it has made us the beacon of hope for the entire world, mr. s

for i say unto you that this that is written must yet be accomplished in me, and he was reckoned among

me! all pay heed, the lord, the lord jehovah, has given unto you these 15 -- wait, 10, 10 commandments. >well, they're not quite carved in stone but with ben bernanke also has quite a few tasks on his check list. pimco came up with 10 commandments for the chairman. let's bring in pimco and first on your list, let's play offense. explain. >> not quite the charlston heston version of the 1950s. we know that after 2007, 2008, the fed, his actions were meant mostly to buffer the economy against a big shock to it and of course to financial markets but the access now and actions since september are have been meant toward strengthening the economy even when it hasn't weakened materially from the growth trend. the mantra for this year is to print, print, print. to try and get nominal gdp which is gdp looked at before inflation adjustment. to 5% instead of recent 4% running at 4. the extra percentage point in growth, if it happens, is because of the fed's printing of money coinage could mean up to a million new jobes. but it is very difficult to get there. i'm still very skeptical. but the fed wil

me. >> if he makes a crazy pick, then i reserved unto myself an ability to filibuster under an extrextraordinarye picked a guy from ninth circuit that was not just liberal, and he would have been a judicial activist of the worst order. >> reporter: by the way, that judge that senator graham mentions there wasn't able to get that nomination through because of his record that so many folks opposed, but he is someone, good win lew, who is on the shooter list that many think -- the short list that the president would be willing to tap into. it will be an interesting fight in the senate. >> a lot to keep an eye on going into the next four years. shannon, thank you. >> reporter: sure. >>> what a difference four years makes. hope and change marked president obama's first inaugural speech. this time around, a dismal economic recovery and bitter partisanship are taking up some of the luster. up next, what we might expect from the president's second inaugural address. >>> and if the president wants to celebrate after his speech with a glass of wine, it probably won't be trader joe's two buck chuck but som