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i will say that some are vagina in all the united states and this is only an incremental 0 loss but they all have to be noted. the last point i will make is the effect on safety and traffic. as any of you know whose traveled what was called earlier the third street corridor i call it the third street gridlock. traffic is already an issue. there are big deliver trucks that blocks 1 of 2 baselines. and it's something this has it to be - if the project goes ahead that has to be remitigated for public safety and a thank you >> thank you. >> while your coming up i'll call more names (calling names) >> good morning president fong and vice chair. i serve as the jeopardy manager of the garden. we are pleased to see that many of the public benefits is the permanent contribution of $550,000 for the management and security. the garden as many know the jewel of the area and we're grateful to the participates that are making such a large contribution and any minor shadow will be offset. we ask you move this project forward. thank you >> good morning commissioners. i'm a resident of the four seasons.

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look, men, you are not penetrating our vaginas. we are engulfing your penises. think about it.i want to thank the good people at sea spray for providing all the cranberry juice i'll be drinking throughout the day. i'm just really proud to be here today, like so many women who have come before me. sandra day... sotomayor, you know, tons, too many to list. am i a hero? yeah, yeah, i'm probably a hero. do i think today will be a ton of fun? i'm counting on it. all right. all right. let's just get this started. this is a couch from home. they're very cool about bringing your own stuff into this space. i can do this by myself, i don't need a man to help me with this. you think famous women from history, you think amelia earhart, says, oh hold on, i parked the plane, now i need help getting this couch out. usually my roommate helps me when i pull this out, but-- she had a test. and she wasn't totally into me doing this. okay, history in the making. this is good, this is comfortable, this is gonna be fine. okay. all right, gentlemen, come on in. ( bell ringing ) let's see who responde

that is what we do in the vagina monologues.e also understand some of the cultural differences in the communities and to see how those issues are affected in that particular community and not just the community at large. >> you directed the filipino monologues. how did that interact with the issues at hand? >> we had a lot of resistance to talk about, they off the title but not realizing what we do is power women and supporting women to become survivors. know that there is a way to get out of a relationship and get into healthy relationships and lead a produif >> kristen: thank you. we'll take another short break. we'll be right back to continue our asian-american roundtable. >> kristen: welcome back. we continue to look at asian-american issues, billy wong. next year you are going to celebrate of an organization to empower kids. the tools to pursue successful career in the new digital world we live in. >> thank you. our guests have talked about how important it is, we believe every person's story matters. now that technology ha

>> yeah, i've been through his cell phone, there are pictures of naked girls and showing their vaginas and their butts. i got all that. i got that. >> maury: this is what john had to say. >> my wife, ingrid, is one of the most caring people that i know. but her accusations of me cheating has really gotten out of control. i admit, i'm a hoarder, i just like collecting things. so i don't know why she is fussing about my cell phone collection. she doesn't believe that when i go to the homeless shelter that i'm going to visit my friends. i just like staying connected. and when i'm at the library trying to keep myself informed she always thinks that i'm with another woman. our communication has gone down the tubes. but i'm hoping we can get our marriage back on track. >> maury: here is john, john come on out. [ noises ] >> no, you can leave it right here, you can leave it right here. >> maury: john, let's go to all of these questions. what is the story with four cell phones? i only have one. >> so i can keep in touch -- and then another thing is, too, i like the shock value of it if i have

that is what we do in the vagina monologues.and some of the culturancein the communities and to see how those issues are affected in that particular community and not just the community at large. >> you directed the filipino monologues. how did that interact with the issues at hand? >> we had a lot of resistance to talk about, they off the title but not realizing what we do is power women and supporting women to become survivors. know that there is a way to get out of a relationship and get into healthy relationships and lead a productive life. >> kristen: thank you. we'll take another short break. we'll be right back to continue we'll be right back to continue our asian-american roundtable. [ male announcer ] at montrose pet hospital, anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with their business. so they can run the office... even when they're not in the office. where do you want to take your business? call us. we can show you how at&t solutio

did you slap her vagina? you're fired! >> i don't know. >> you slapped her vagina? >> mr.he thing. i think it's important to keep up on the jackson family feuds do you not peter paige? i think it's important. janet wants nothing to do with michael's other siblings now. jackie tito, jermaine. >> just when she crosses the billionaire line. she's a billionaire now. >> pretty impressive, you know. there aren't a lot of people who cross that line. >> very few people of color cross that line. >> stephanie: how long was that to the $40 billion to lose my number, tito. changed her phone number so they cannot contact her. apparently katherine, the mother is the only one with access to her and the government. >> andrew jackson isn't talking to them at all. >> she just married a saudi prince and that billion dollar number -- it doesn't even count his -- his wealth. >> andrew jackson is in her purse now. >> wow. >> she married a saudi prince. >> stephanie: it seems like a waste of a saudi prince. someone more need -- >> a saudi prince. i need to get me some of that. i'm sorry honey. >

he testified her dress had been hiked up above her waist exposing her vagina and buttocks and had not other clothing on. >> reporter:earlier in the day, paramedic rich munoz testified when moving the victim to a gurney and then to an ambulance he saw abrasions on her back and knees and swelling on the left side of her face. he also believed she may have suffered a brain injury, and thus needed to be transported to the county trauma center. >> reporter:officer guggins also testified that he spotted manuel ortega running from the scene. ortega was the only suspect captured at the scene and is now serving a 32 year prison sentence for rape. guggins testified ortega told him ?i was just trying to pimp her out.? ortega is expected to testify at this trial, as is the victim. new tonight at five. a down day on wall street a down day on wall street. >> pam: it's biggest drop in six weeks. spurring it on -- a series of week economic reports. a full look at the market tonight at 5:45. and our financial expert breaks down the days winners and losers. >> jacqueline: fathering around the coastline

otherwise, basically our son's college education funds drained from us, because one of us didn't have a vagina practical terms we're going to see our tax bill cut significantly by being treated fairly, by being treated by any other couple and not being penalized for loving each other and committing to each other the way we have. >> i want to read some of justice scalia's dissent in this case. it was a 5-4 decision. this is justice scalia writing for those -- to defend traditional marriage is not to condemn, demean or humiliate those who would prefer other arrangements any more than to condemn the constitution of the united states is to condemn other constitutions. to hurl such accusations so easily -- >> what was your response to the decision. >> a string of profanities. you either can support traditional marriage or you support gay marriage. i'm a huge supporter of traditional marriage. my father happens to be in a traditional marriage as does my brother, sister. my neighbors who we love very much are all traditionally married heterosexuals and we're big supporters of their relationships and

she is the creator of "the vagina monologues" and v- day, a day dedicated to stopping violence againstand girls. out with aer are is new memoir called "in the body of the world: a memoir." she shares her painful relationship with her body and how it has changed, from being raped by her father, to battling anorexia, to being affected by the turn cancer. she writes -- he's enstar is here with us in new york. we are also joined by kristine- good deschryver, a congolese rights activist. she and eve will be speaking about the city of joy tonight here at a media event. it is great to have the both in the studios again. eve, you are on a worldwide tour, "in the body of the world: a memoir." what is your message in the book? >> for those of us that have a lot of usauma -- have been through trauma, the iraq war veteran that we spoke about -- anything that separates from our bodies and their cells and we progressively become more detached from our hearts, ability to be compassionate, our connection to our own bodies, and from the earth and each other. for me, the journey back to my body has take

that is what we do in the vagina monologues. understand some of the cultural differences in the communities and to see how those issues are affected in that particular community and not just the community at large. >> you directed the filipino monologues. how did that interact with the issues at hand? >> we had a lot of resistance to talk about, they off the title but not realizing what we do is power women and supporting women to become survivors. know that there is a way to get out of a relationship and get into healthy relationships and lead a productive life. >> kristen: thank you. we'll take another short break. we'll be right back to continue our asian-american roundtable. what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. oh, yeah! once you experience it, there's no going back. while we make room for our latest innovations, sav

>> i think we today can say is a vagina. in those days we couldn't. eve ens leer liberated that for us. it was the most different kind of response to this book. some people adored it, underlined it, puts a terrifics stars in the margin. i have signed books that have so many underlines pages there were almost no blank pages anymore. some people hated it, and thought it represented the decline of civilization. [laughter] so that's a good thing, i think. when a book invokes so much feeling, you know you are on to something. >> you started off as a poet. >> i started as a poet. i have published eight books of poetry. nearly as many books of poetry as novels. a book of poetry is like a rose petal down grand canyon. who notices? my early books won all kinds of prizes that were won by ws irwin and so on. but my novels have overshadowed my poems, which is really not surprising. i still consider myself a poet who fell to the habit of writing novels. >> you still write poetry? today? >> always. i think my poetry may well be the best thing i do. >> your other no

even if he has breasts, or has a vagina. it doesn't matter. >> reporter: and it is so ironic, because the parts that you want, you had and now you -- >> she got rid of them. >> oh, yeah. it would just be perfect if we just switched because, you know -- >> you can have my uterus! you can have it all. >> he had the perfect breast size that i wanted. i said, well, you can have my penis! that would be great! >> reporter: oddly enough, it was katie's mom, jazzlyn, who brought them together, after seeing arin at a local transgender teen support group. >> we've got to get you two together. and i said, you know, you'd be perfect for each other. and i thought, who in the world would understand more of what she's feeling, and what she's gone through than a boy that's going through the same thing she's going through? >> reporter: katie, born luke, had struggled with gender identity ever since she was a toddler. >> i had male genitalia, but everything else was feminine. the waist, the butt, the cheekbones, the hair, the eyes, everything

i always get frustrated because not one of them has a vagina, and unless you have got one, and unlessave experienced that kind of just horrendous experience, how can you possibly speak to it? and you know, the american college of gynecologists has spoken out loudly and clearly, they're the medical experts on this. and they say that at 20 weeks, a woman can have life-threatening circumstances, and that this kind of legislation is wrong. >> congresswoman jackie speire, thank you for joining us once again. >> my pleasure. >>> coming up, darryl issa flipflops on the investigation, that means darryl issa is in the rewrite tonight. [ children laughing ] energy efficient appliances. you can get a tax write off for those. a programmable thermostat, very smart, saves money. ♪ cash money sorry. i see you have allstate claim free rewards, for every year you don't have a claim, you'll get money off your home insurance policy. put it towards... [ glass shatters ] [ girl ] dad! dad! [ girl screams ] noise canceling headphones? [ nicole ] that's a great idea. [ male announcer ] home insurance that s

i always get frustrated because not one of them has a vagina, and unless you have got one, and unlessave experienced that kind of just horrendous experience, how can you possibly speak to it? and you know, the american college of gynecologists has spoken out loudly and clearly, they're the medical experts on this. and they say that at 20 weeks, a woman can have life-threatening circumstances, and that this kind of legislation is wrong. >> congresswoman jackie speier, thank you for joining us once again. >> my pleasure. >>> coming up, darrell issa flip flops on the investigation, that means darrell issa is in the rewrite tonight. [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting to mobile apps, small business solutions from at&t have the security you need to get you there. call us. we can show you how at&t solutions can help you do what you do... even better. ♪ [ susan ] i hate that the reason we're always stopping is

. >> after the kermit gosnell case -- >> the republicans sticking their nose in my vagina -- >> i thinkppropriate. >> resulting in pregnancy are very low. >> why are republicans still talking about rape? >> because they're ignorant. >> tell the idiots to shut up. >> this is the most ridiculous thing. >> religion of freedom does not medium freedom from religion. >> we want to know what your story from the week was. i want you to let us know on facebook and twitter. stay right there. we've got plenty more ahead. so i have this front porch. but it's really empty. so, my dad is making me these. i said i'd help. ah, so you're going to need some tools of your own. this battery will power over 50 tools. don't worry, i'll show you. in case i forget to say thank you. let's get together. grab some tools. and bring it in on budget. we did good. great job. now what? more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. this ryobi one+drill and impact driver combo kit, now just 99 bucks. to fly home for the big family reunion. you must be garth's father? hello. mother. mother! traveling is ea

she had breasts, a vagina, anatomically turned into a woman. does that give you any comfort?el sorry for the victim actually. sympathetic because the person had a right to live no matter what they are, you know, but i was a lot younger then. so it bothers me even today. but i'll have to live with that. >> what's making you emotional? >> just thinking that i killed somebody that maybe should still be alive, you know. >> did you love terri? >> i think for a while i did, yeah. and i should have just walked away from the whole situation, just got in my car and say it's been nice knowing you, and i don't know what else to say, and i'm going to drive on and think about all of this, you know, but i had thoughts like that, but i didn't live those thoughts. i lived the violent thoughts that i had instead of the good thoughts. >>> coming up -- >> the last time i talked about this on the record, the court tried to make me out to be a cold-blooded, ruthless monster. that's not me. >> at 16 he killed his parents. >> he had no emotion about it, and he didn't have any kind of response or re

at one point davis told her colleagues to get out of the vagina business or go to medical school.vis' pink running shoes became a sensation. "the occupation section "on her wikipedia page was changed to see she was the lebron james of filibustering. however, after 11 hours, at 10:00 p.m., davis was forced to stop speak after republicans claimed her mentioning sonograms violated the rules against going off topic on an abortion bill. with that the republican senators tried to push the bill through. with the help of her democratic colleagues and the increasingly vocal crowds in the gallery, wendy davis successfully ran down the clock on the vote and the bill died. last night on "all in" with chris hayes wendy davis reflected on her epic fill bust zblerp ultimately in that last 15 minutes of the evening, it became the people's filibuster and they were loud and they were heard and that's what democracy is about. yesterday that filibuster was about handing that microphone essentially to the people of the state of texas. >> however, this fight is not over. ours hours after the showdown,

plastic packaging here and then that was wrapped in a balloon or two and had it concealed in her vagina before, obviously, before she came into the processing area. either a balloon or a condom is the usual way of packaging it. >> what they'll do, once they clear here and get to the visiting room, they'll go straight to the bathroom. they'll pull this stuff out. they'll hide it on their clothing somewhere. and then they'll go over to the vending machine. they may buy popcorn or m&m's. they'll open up the m&m's and stick that balloon in there, or they'll stick it inside the popcorn. as the inmate is having their visit, he's enjoying his food, he swallows it. he goes back to his unit. he drinks a little bit of shampoo, vomits, throws it back up. >> a second inmate had actually coerced this inmate and his female visitor into doing this by the threat of death on this guy. this inmate was kind of a fringe gang member and was using his connections to get this guy who was getting regular visits from his girlfriend to bring drugs in or that was it for him. so, she was regularly bringing it in.

this is one of the reasons why i've never had an opinion on abortion because i don't have a vagina.nk men should be taken out of the equation. i think -- personally, i just think the only man that should have an opinion about abortion is the father of the kid. he should have a say so. >> john: harrison? >> i think women have a right to their body and i have a right to my opinion. but yeah, preventing abortion is good. we should award the masturbating fetus for getting a head start. >> john: preventing unwanted pregnancy. >> what will they do if they don't have this wedge issue? >> don't you think they did this strictly because they're playing to their base of christian conservatives. they knew it wasn't going to go through. it is like michele bachmann, the latest useless bill that she championed. they knew it wasn't going to go -- they know it won't pass the senate. we tried. and where is their laser-like focus on jobs, jobs, jobs. they go right for the fetus. >> they were supposed to bring the pregnant worker's fairness act which was going to give maternity rights and that's what t

your consent form, was one of the complications the fact that your intestines could fall out of your vagina? >> no. >> michelle says that's exactly what happened. five weeks after her surgery in february, 2009, she was rushed to the hospital. >> i knew that the -- the situation that i was in at that moment was dire. i knew that it was -- that it wasn't good. >> surgeons were able to repair the damage from the devastating complication. michelle says the damage to her physical relationship with her husband has been profound. you know, women get hysterectomies all the time. >> yeah. >> you don't have to blame yourself forever. >> i'm starting to see that now. for a long time, i assumed that i just was one of the unluckiest women in the world. >> until? >> until i met with a new ob-gyn in october of last year. >> while giving her medical history, michelle brought up her hysterectomy complication. >> and i said, "i realize i'm very rare." he said, "well, not as -- not as rare as you would think. did you have the da vinci robot?" i said, "yes, i did." >> michelle learned the fda has received repo

it is a little too republican white man discussing vagina issues. >> stephanie: thank you.ex in high school. >> on your way back from band camp. it might look like it from a distance but when you get up close, you're like we still have our pants on. >> stephanie: i did that in high school. to the soundtrack many times. [ ♪ "nbc nightly news" ♪ ] hal, the fight over legalizing gay marriage in california may go back to the ballot box in 2014. california voters asked once again to settle the matter. the experts, i don't know what you think. experts are saying that court is unlikely to proclaim a national right to marriage equality. >> hal: yeah. they won't put that over on -- it is too broad a thing for them to fix totally. but i will say that -- i think the dumbest solution you can come up with for hey we made the mistake of putting individual human rights up for a vote the majority last time is to do it again. the reality is people are either protected and deserve equal protection under the law or they are not. and if you don't believe -- that this -- that that's the kind of

and secondly, if i wanted the government in my vagina, i would screw one of them. >> hopefully it won't >> bill: thank you kay for that comment. you know, as i've talked about a couple of times this week, it is not to renew the debate about abortion and viability, it is the political strategy i don't get. >> that's right. >> bill: of the republicans who, of all of the issues they could have been dealing with this week, that's the one that they spent three days on, right? the most extreme measure in decades. so as opposed to getting away from the todd aikens of this world, or trent franks, the author of this bill who said incidence of pregnancy resulting from rape is very, very low. no, it's not. >> frankly if it's one or two like that's enough. >> bill: thank you. but these are the guys who are driving the train. why republicans -- like boehner makes this -- lets them make this a top priority. it used to be you kept the cuckoos in the basement or the attic. >> the problem for their party is the cuckoos have taken over the wheel of the car. they've come out of the attic and they've gone