glad to have you with us. folks, i got to tell you, the general election campaign is barely under way. and president obama is already resorting to ad homonym attacks trying to divide the country just when the republicans are trying to unite us against him. (laughter) fortunately fox & friends chief friend steve doocy isn't letting him get away with it. talking with mitt romney on thursday, doocy quoted the president's blatant attack on mitt. >> he said unlike some people, i wasn't born with a silver spoon in my mouth. (laughter) >> stephen: unlike some people, oh gee, who could obama possibly mean. we all know when are you talking about someone being born into privilege it can only mean mitt romney so petty. and it is bound to backfire on the president, because being born rich is mitt romney's greatest accomplishment. (laughter) and i believe it is a cowardly statement by the president, made all the more cowardly by the fact that he never actually said it. >> that's why we've got the best universities and colleges i

there are a lot of southern stereotypes about us folk. to pay me $2 million about eating grits or kissing my cousin, i would do it. mary has been fantastic. this is the first error. and just because it was a bad commercial. >> i know. in the open, i felt a little bad, because i said what's next, watermelon. but people love mary. dean, there is some humor. there's got to be a humorous moment here. >> i loved the commercial. that's the problem. i love chicken. i want to buy the chicken. she's a black face, she's singing about chicken. >> she is black. she's natural black face. >> well, i honestly don't know the problem with the ad, because she's singing about chicken, because black people and white people like chicken. it's my favorite food in the world. she's not dressed like a chicken or something demeaning. i'm serious. >> wendy williams said there are three things she loves you'll never see her do on tv. i'm not going to eat chicken, eat watermelon or drink some fruit punch drink on tv because it reinforces stereotypes. >> i love fried

there are a lot of southern stereotypes about us folk.g to pay me $2 million about eating grits or kissing my cousin, i would do it. >> this is the first time. mary's been fantastic. this is the first error. >> yeah. >> it was just a bad commercial. >> i know. >> in the open, dean, i felt a little bad because i said, chicken, mary, what's next, watermelon? i was pushing it a bit but people love mary j. blige. there has to be a humorous moment here? >> i loved the commercial. i don't know what the problem is. i love chicken and i want to buy the chicken. she is a black face and singing about chicken. >> she is a black face. she is natural black face. >> i honestly don't know the problem with the ad because she's singing about chicken because black and white people like chicken. it's my favorite food in the world. why is that a problem? she is not dressed like a chicken or really demeaning. >> wendy williams had something to say. >> it is a stereotype. >> wendy williams said there are three things she loves that you will never see her do on

knowledge, which makes members of congress subject to the same insider trading laws as the rest of us, folksoned the bill for six years, won't be there for the signing. she broke her leg at an event in new york city. she can't make it but what's interesting is, how many others are trying to get in there? we saw a fascinating press release from republican senator, scott brown, touting the fact that he was apart, was one of the sponsors, was invited to the ceremony and that he planned on going. we know why he needs to be seen as bipartisan there. the other big story we have been following, thousands are without power in the dallas-ft. worth area have aan estimated dozen tornadoes touched down tuesday afternoon. as you can see, the winds were so ferocious to toss the massive tractor trailers like toys. in lancaster, a suburb of dallas, the city's mayor sid 300 buildings were damaged. one of the freaky incidents the big city. cameras are there. >>> several students got pepper sprayed after they tried to barge in and interrupt a bored of trustees meeting. they were turning out to protest rising t

use. you folks should clarify this. you should make these decisions makes sense but it does not make any sense right now. >> it should be clarified the possibility that this could become a sro? >> i am not sure i could do that tonight but as part of an overall decision. i regret the fire. perhaps vice have some responsibility for it but it is the issue. i'm here talking about the law. you are a cause i judicial body. i know that you're committed to making a correct judicial decision and this truncated process is not the best way to do it. >> i was suris

use. you folks should clarify this. you should make these decisions makes sense but it does not make any sense right now. >> it should be clarified the possibility that this could become a sro? >> i am not sure i could do that tonight but as part of an overall decision. i regret the fire. perhaps vice have some responsibility for it but it is the issue. i'm here talking about the law. you are a cause i judicial body. i know that you're committed to making a correct judicial decision and this truncated process is not the best way to do it. >> i was surprised when some person voted no on the same issue. it did not make any sense and you should clarify. >> >> thank you, members of the board. the ultimate issue, it does the 2002 certificates of use create any new fact that justifies every hearing? i do not think it does. it does not apply to the planning code or any other zoning laws. the invocation of the ellis act does not give the owner the right to rezone the property. because of that, the new certificate of use, becaus

stay with us, folks. >>> before we get to all the fun stuff though, news this morning. morning in the search for little isabel celis. experts from the fbi will now start poring over interviews that have already been conducted by local police looking for any clues that could have been missed. >> and the parents have taken their case public. speaking for the first time about their daughter's disappearance. abc's diana alvear is joining us with more. good morning, diana. >> reporter: rob and tanya, good morning. isabel's parents issued a heartbreaking plea begging for her return. >> to the person or persons who have isabel, tell us your demands. tell us what you want. we will do anything for her. >> reporter: five days after isabel celis disappeared, desperation has set in. the 6-year-old went to sleep friday night and has not been seen since. her family immediately called police and set out to find her. >> obviously, i'm disappointed that we haven't found her at this point, but that doesn't mean that we're giving up hope. >> reporter: police have scaled back their massive

. >>> good to have you with us tonight, folks. thanks for watching. mitt romney's campaign has a ted nugent problem. the conservative gun in out and aging rock star is attracting the wrong kind of attention for republicans right now. nugent backpedaled today on the statements he made at a national rifle association gathering. >> i'm a non-violent guy. i don't threaten. i wouldn't waste my time threatening. i've never threatened anyone's life in my life. i would not win will not threaten anyone's life. i certainly wouldn't threat the life of the president. >> nugent also said his speech at the nra was 100% positive and he stands by it. you decide. >> and if you want more of those kinds of evil, anti-american people in the supreme court, then don't get involved and let obama take office again. because i'll tell you this right now. if barack obama becomes the president in november, again, i will either be dead or in jail by this time next year. why are you laughing? you think that's funny? that's not funny at all. i'm serious as a heart attack. >> he's s

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i target middle and upper class folks like us.number two we have the money and number three if we coalesce and mobilize, we can change. >> host: what you talk about is not creating a new social program or something like that, but working within the qs to really change these neighborhoods. that's just a really interesting idea. guess cobre. and that's why we have those folks who actually created the landmark study raised on our experiment to explore that fact with the money that we are to have come in the businesses we are at a house. what can we do to counter social crisis. they've proven that study we could potentially create close to a million i think the number is over 800,000 jobs in the black community created from black businesses that we are to have with the wealth we are to have a flirtatious ships in the first ending. we only put 2% of our money, middle-class folks, 75,000 households income or more. we'll may put 2% of our money back into the community by supporting businesses. if we can do that from 2% to 10%, not even t

i think folks want us to have an energy strategy, going forward. >> greta: toawhat extent can policyce of gas? have you some events, like a war in iran, do you anticipate that would drive prices? and are there other external forces that you worry about? >> oh, sure. that's why, when we focus on the iranian regime, we have to be conscience conscious of all of those factors. i have put sanctions pressure and even with the concerns some have about what they may be doing in terms of the oil market, i think we can put a lot of pressure on them to hold them accountable and at the same time, we have to take steps here domestically to some impact. i realize that some of this is beyond our borders. but i would like to be able to use the authority of the united states government to take action against opec if they are going to continue to fix prices and thereby jack up the price of oil. >> greta: what action would you take against opec? they seem to have a lot of muscle. >> well, they do. but if we give the justice department the authority, i would like them to dake legal action. >> greta: but

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fox did a good job of using alternates yesterday. -- folks did a good job of using alternates yesterday. fire department activity to avoid. 11 minutes on the outer loop northeast side. eight minutes on the inner loop between 75 and the 83's. here's a quick live look at traffic in the area of the north side of the beltway near york road appeared out of the traffic is delay-free at this time. 895 to and from it harbor tunnel is checking out just fine. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. >> a new council vote in a james tier. the council voice their concerns for him to leave the department. they say he knew about some of the allegations that leopold misused his security detail. two of the police union's cast no-confidence votes in him. three new overnight shootings. the first one happened just after 9:00 last night and east preston. they found an unidentified man suffering from gunshot wounds. 30 minutes later, reports of another shooting on liberty heights avenue in the forest park neighborhood. the search continues for the shooter in that case. just before midnight, police were calle

we are in partnership with a lot of folks. with us today is the executive director of the conservation agencies, his vice share, who is also on the city council, and with us is the president of the san mateo county board of supervisors and the long-term leader in the city. >> thank you. i really appreciate being here, and i want to say congratulations to the vice chair. i also served many moons ago, and at that time we wanted to work closely with san francisco, because this was a regional project, and everybody wanted to be sure this was done correctly and on budget, and we can rest assured that is the case. what is important -- they call me the queen of disaster, because after krajina -- katrina we started disaster preparedness, but most people think about an earthquake common and the concern is are we going to have the necessary water to take care of individuals thomas -- individuals to? the answer is yes. i think we have to remember an emergency is not just an earthquake. an emergency could also be a drought, and we have increase t

discussion around construction local hiring and asking our labor partners to stop them and help us get our folks to work. the non-construction conversation has taken a back seat. 40 is too low, we want to see that increase. we're also talking with our partners in labor on some exciting ideas and around the construction of local hiring program. we think it would be appropriate to have the community labor oversight committee for that construction local hire peace to help make this work. they have done that with some projects in chinatown, a south of market. these new construction jobs are going to start up quickly. they will have a positive impact on our blue-collar work force. we ask you to move the project forward. thank you. >> next speaker. >> thank you. i am the chief of staff -- we are a workers resource center service seized -- servicing low- income workers. our board is made up of 100% of people from organized labor. we pay attention to this project and to these issues. our organization has been around for over 30 years. we are well known for organizing a national labor community awards. w

[applause] if you are wondering who these folks sitting with us are, these are city department headsith us. we wanted to have the opportunity to hear from you in terms of your needs and priorities. we are going to do as little talking as possible. the want to respectfully hear from you as the put the budget together. i have the pleasure of introducing you to them today. we have trent from the human resources agency. ed sweeney. bob palacio, rec and parks. chief jewett hayes white, our fire department chief. greg sur of sfpd. lisa hoffman, department of emergency management. karen roy. maria suh, dcyf. greg wagoner, public health. mohammed nuru, our new director of public works. and luis hererra. let's give a round of applause. [applause] in many ways, you get a sense of the brent our taxpayer dollars go to, just seeing each department represented. i will now hand things over to our town hall and see. the shed did such a wonderful job last year, we asked her to come back to do it again. thank you for being here. >> i just want to thank everyone for being here tonight. i am the directo

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us. let's give folks a living wage and dakota to support these valuable services, and i want to thank you for your time. >> thank you. next speaker. good >> good afternoon, supervisors. we have been providing mental health services to this community for 52 years with agencies serving about 1600 people a year, so i know people are very frustrated, and you have heard that. we know you are stretch. so are we, but we are not helpless. there are couple of practical suggestions i just ask you to consider. one is it would be great for the city to adopt a cost of doing this as a policy -- doing business policy. did it starts with your rfps. you issue a request for proposals, and you asked for an annual budget, and i would ask the author -- i would suggest asking for a five-year budget or a three-year budget would do two things. it would let you know what our costs are going to be. and we happen to know a lot about this. we spend a lot of time trying to figure out how we are going to cover these costs, some merely asking us would go a long way. it then becomes a structural adjustment. if we ask th

us on social media. we just heard from the folks at twitter who tell us more than 500,000 tweets were sent out about the shuttle. anny hong watched the flyover from the national mall and anny, you're here now with a sampling of what you saw. >> we saw people excited and take pictures. all of that was shared on facebook and twitter and here's a look at some of those highlights. anny o'meal shared a couple pictures with us taken from the ground of the washington monument. she said what an incredible experience. and you can see she got a shot also with the washington monument there. even people in our newsroom were excited and took part. one of our producers took this amazing shot. >> oh my god. >> this video was sent in by anonda. it was shot about 200 feet over joint base andrews and you can see it got down pretty close. even though nasa said it would be flying at 1500 feet, but no complaints on how low it got at times, because some views were amazing. check this picture out. it was taken in roslynn. perfect timing as the shuttle passes by inbetween those two buildings. so many great photos. we put toget

[applause] >> let's have one last round of applause for those folks that shared with us. [applause] >> just to reiterate, that everyone will not have the chance to speak today, but everyone who put their name on a card, put them in the bowl at the front desk, we are drawing them randomly and will be calling people up to speak. there are members, there are grants and percentages, but those are also helping people that those numbers of fact and relate to and impact. today is really a listening session. it is our time to share how would will impact us, what the reality is. i would like to ask the people called up -- it is not so much a question and answer time. there are a lot of people that have joined us and we do not have time for all of them to respond, but now is about changing -- telling your story. how have budget cuts impacted you? what do you see in your community? what do you need, what do you what do you need, what do you want?