. >> he's the man who brought a generation to warp speed. although george takei is perhaps best known as playing lieutenant sulu on star trek, he has a decades long career, and recently wrote and start in a musical, regarding japanese internment. something he has an intimate knowledge of. he went to a camp at the age five. he's a bold outspoken support er of gay rights, he has 800,000 twitter followers, let alone his own youtube series. george takei, good to have you here. >> good to be here. >> i turned on my tv set not long ago and your face, was there, you're talking to journalists and knowledge legislators. you have as much of a passion for politics as you do for star trek. >> i'm a passionate guy and we live in a world that has so many things that you can be passionate about. either positively or l sometimes in rage. >> talk about your political came. where -- l activism. where does that come from? >> japanese, we were captured by the japanese -- we are american citizens, brn and raise -- born and raised. my mother was born in sacrament

>> it felt like we were warping into another dimension. >> how fast were you going?> oh, my god. >> after fabian went up it was time for me to suit up and get the same experience. our driver is jack speckman, okay? >> what? >> jack was in the lane next to ron caps when his car vaporized. he's the 2012 nhra champion. this guy knows what he's doing. we are in good hands. >> take me to the moon! >> are you seriously clapping like a child? >> i was. i was. it was -- it was just so exhilarating and so full of life. >> that's awesome. i can't get into my head that these guys do it twice as fast. >> this all part of the car quest auto parts nhra nationals going on this weekend in phoenix. got to thank those guys, jack speckman was a true champion out there. >> best feeling i've ever had. it's awesome. except maybe for one other thing. >>> it's ipad mini giveaway time right here on "right this minute." >> yep. now, remember, you got to be 18 years old and you must be a u.s. resident and you must have the friday buzzword to enter. >> you enter on our facebook page, so if you

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. >> come on, do you really think -- >> i didn't want this to get to be a global warping debate. so i will end it here at this point. it is not going to be a global warming debate. apparently, it is not stopping, new allegations the irs is still targeting conservatives in its sights. now what does the agency want to do? handut millions in bonuses. i will send you back now to cavuto on business. keep it right here and on fox news.co news.com. >> an e-mail hack attack, not from hackers, from unions. plo posing rules for the force companies to hand over lists of worker e-mails an phone numbers. to groups that want to unionize them >> you know, this goe beyond your tippal national labor board. this is reaching into a business and taking valuable information an using it against that very business. they got around before be on a technicality. this is scary stuff for business. we wonder why the economy is not moving. >> is it scary, adam? >> no, it's not scary. we are talking about a small force. >> minimum wage solution. >> maybe the solution to u solution is to require the companies t

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december 10, 2013, to pamela whitehead family trust, minor sidewalk encroachment permit construct new warped driveway for new garage entrance that will encroach 3'-9" into the 15' public right of way; maintain existing planters fronting the subject propertyy. permit no. 13mse-0158. for hearing today.>> we'll call item no. 5. sf 51234 this is on for hearing tonight. we'll start with the appellant. mr. zaretzky. you have 7 minutes to present your case. >> i'm irving zaretzky. before we get started i had asked ms. goldstein. i had a history prepared for this particular project. she mentioned to me that it would be up to the board if they would accept it and if they do i should come up with 11 copies and i have those. if you would allow me to leave that. >> did you say it's a chronology? >> partly narrative and partly chronology. >> how many pages? >> it's about 7 pages. >> did you just now prepare it? >> i prepared it before and submitted it and ms. goldstein told me she told the other side that they could not submit in a letter and then both of you should prepare and leave it up to the board a

you have a strong warping for guys not to do this without consuling a physician first. >> you described that in just the right way. there is all this pressure. that's why prescriptions have increased. the message here is yes, it may help you with your libido and energy. what are the underlying factors? those men that had heart disease it was three times the risk. i'm not saying not to take it, but be careful about it. >> we wanted people to know that libido is very different than sexual function. if you have dysfunction that we are talking about, the treatment is viagra or cialis and it's a different way of treating it. libido is testosterone. you may have a drive and a mechanical problem. talk to your doctor. >> interesting. thank you. i'm sure guys appreciate it. all right. let's talk about another troubling health alert. a second cruise ship was forced to return to port early because they suspected a norovirus outbreak. i reported on this and i'm not really sure what norovirus is. why is it different than other ailments. >> i reported on the first one. norovirus was confirmed in the

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the plant is toy are move all of this what happened -- plans are to remove all of the warped metal. >> we'll probably bring those tracks in the end of service this evening. we'll have crews working overnight and our goal is to have our regular normal sunday service which begins at 8 8:00. >> reporter: we don't finish those two accidents were caused by -- we don't know if those two accidents are caused by the same problem. b.a.r.t. is conducting an investigation. and b.a.r.t. says they have buses running between here and the north concord station. if by some chance they're unable to complete repair work by 8:00, those buses will keep running. in concord, charles clifford, kron four news. >> you can you go to kron 4.com for the latest details in the b.a.r.t. train derailment and the progress for getting trains back on the schedule. >> if you were on the go, download the mobile app. >>> and the dali almi making a special trip in the bay area. on friday, much fan fair from this video. dab ruben was at today's event where the dallama was greeted by fan a crowd. >> the man known for preachi

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then they're unable to fulfill the american dream, which is to provide for your family, and be a warping member of society. when we look at the fund mellow right to marriage, and the idea that you can travel from state to state, and police happens believer if you happen to be in a state that does not recognize that, you won't have access to your partner if you're in a car accident and they're in the hospital. it effectively limits the rights to even travel in this country, which is a fundamental right as well. >> well, philippe. >> excuse me. >> he put words in my mouth. i never claimed that same-sex couples should not have the right to have access in hospitals, sometimes of crisis or any of those things. that is a fallacy and red herring. we all take care of those things threw various instruments, and access to healthcare is something tha every has a righto have, and i appreciate the attempt but that is putting words in the mouth and that's not acceptable. >> if florida gave you those rights, what is different about you when you're with your spouse in your home? >> well, many things inc

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. >> come on, do you really think -- >> i didn't want this to get to be a global warping debate. so i will end it here at this point. it is not going to be a global warming debate. apparently, it is not stopping, new allegations the irs is still targeting conservatives in its sights. now what does the agency want to do? hand out millions in bonuses. up next, forget about big brother looking at your e-mails. how about big labor? suffering from the flu is a really big deal. with aches, fever and chills- there's no such thing as a little flu. so why treat it like it's a little cold? there's something that works differently than over-the-counter remedies. prescription tamiflu attacks the flu virus at its source. so call your doctor right away. tamiflu treats the flu in people 2 weeks and older whose flu symptoms started within the last two days. before taking tamiflu tell your doctor if you're pregnant, nursing, have serious health conditions, or take other medicines. if you develop an allergic reaction, a severe rash, or signs of unusual behavior, stop taking tamiflu and call your d

the company said that they will voluntary divest, sale off some of the time warping cable subscribersed stay below the 30% goal. which is not a legal threshold, but it's basically what the f.c.c. would think could be a problem. so even if it was a problem we are not even there. >> craig aaron is this a benign ideal as yes just heard baron describe it? >> i don't think so. i think this kyle deal will b deal would be a disaster, we'll see bills go higher and higher. we are talking about the largest cable company in the country the largest internet service provider in the company scooping up the number two cable company. this will give comcast immense amount of power over what we watch, see, read and download every day. i had i would say too much power. i don't think this deal? the public interest at all. i think comcast is moving aggressively here it's very important natural justice department and the f.c.c. scrutinize this deal deals like this are why we have antitrust laws, why the f.c.c. needs to measure is this deal in the public interest. i don't see how they are going to find that

warped picture about what is happening in the on the other side of the of the atlantic. so. particularly in the early cold war these people had significant effects on american intelligence we were dependent or the americans were dependent upon what they had to say was going on in germany at that time i mean what that type of thing it feeds on itself in this way is that for example intelligence agencies don't just process intelligence they don't just kind of sit behind desks and not act as scholars know these are action agencies so they do covert operations they do propaganda they do different forms of subversion and attack sabotage against whoever the enemy of the moment is. so that the former nazis and. some of them had a new incentive to paint as dark a picture of the soviets as possibly could be painted in order to finance their own organizations there's a very powerful drift towards war chris you mentioned it went beyond physical scientists i mean we're talking about social scientists what do you say to people i mean in a broader sense that this country and this governme

with the navel gazing and the abuse excuse to praised on a kind of on the private may have warped it west side story but it doesn't work anymore. coming up does judge judy impart tough love on her own children and grandchildren to show that. it's technology innovation all the latest developments from around russia. the huge earth covered. by marinating join me. in park and financial reporting commentary contributed and much much. only on going bust and only. judge judy we're both in the internet world it's the world the story we have to accept that we can fight it so i joined it we have about the journey does it have a negative impact sure people are putting too much information about themselves out there and your privacy is lost. about so i'll give you a living along well that's nest that's nice you know bullying used to stop at the corner of the school you know used to from the get home when you were in a safe haven where your family took care of you and but that's not true anymore because everybody's on the internet so. what would you do if you had a grandchild who broke that kid

our relationship with russia is a time warp. thing that determines where the two nuclear superpowers who can destroy each other may times over, which is still what determines a relationship and not more these more modern 21st-century issues. >> you mentioned a time or up. -- time warp. congress -- can the administration deliver any felony trade issue when we have andlar questions about tpp the transatlantic trade agreements and the transpacific with japan? nowr, you have watched this from an interesting perspective. could the administration deliver on any of these issues? >> that is a great question. it is hard to imagine. i suppose you could imagine some sort of a trade agreement that is relatively modest scale and didn't really do much in a large sense that would go someplace of any consequence. it will be hard for this administration to get through congress. just look at what happened to jackson back -- jackson maddock. all that did was keep the status quo. it is sadly done permanently instead of every year. it's a way of con

just a warping, the video you are about to see is graphic.o so right now. . >> washington called the ukrainian president not once, not twice, but times. government forces pulled back and deescalate the violence. the protests flaired up in november when the president of the ukraine backed out of the popular trade deal with the european union. instead he chose closer ties to russia to vladimir putin and that was a move that angered a lot of people who want to have closer ties to the west, to europe and to the u.s. jim acosta is with the president in mexico. let me begin with you. we just turned on the sound from the president. sounds like he is saying the people in kiev should be able to speak freely and the answer is not violence. >> that's right and keep in mind this was not supposed to be on the president's agenda with the summit of the north american leaders with the president of mexico and the prime minister of canada. world events have intervened and the president is responding and the president made the comments with the adviser. not too

our relationship with russia is a time warp. thing that determines where the two nuclear superpowers who can destroy each other may times over, which is still what determines a relationship and not more these more modern 21st-century issues. >> you mentioned a time or up. -- time warp. congress -- can the administration deliver any felony trade issue when we have andlar questions about tpp the transatlantic trade agreements and the transpacific with japan? nowr, you have watched this from an interesting perspective. could the administration deliver on any of these issues? >> that is a great question. it is hard to imagine. i suppose you could imagine some sort of a trade agreement that is relatively modest scale and didn't really do much in a large sense that would go someplace of any consequence. it will be hard for this administration to get through congress. just look at what happened to jackson back -- jackson maddock. all that did was keep the status quo. it is sadly done permanently instead of every year. it's a way of con

budget and on the economy as many types of federal spending and should be viewed -- >> they can also warp market behavior. i would love that answer. the actual total is closer to 9.5%. that is larger than social security and medicare and other health programs and almost double what the discretionary budget would be over the next year. thank you, madam chair. >> thank you, madam chair. there are a number of things i agree with you. you said we want to drive for opportunity. i agree we need to address our long-term fiscal challenge. i disagree with the way you typify in terms of a debt ceiling. it is about trying to in steel increasing the debt burden on our children and grandchildren. i think most americans would expect us to enact some fiscal discipline. let me start out there. if we stopped deficit spending , other than some short-term cash flow problems, there will be no reason to increase the debt ceiling, correct? >> unified budget deficit does not capture all of the courses subject to limit. >> there could be some cash flow issues. i got that. in general, the reason we have to increa

>> first on the structural limits i would emphasis we are still living in a cold war type warp and we focus very much on these, if you like, 20th centry issues. the kind of relationship we don't have that we would have to have are a better partnership with a flushed out economic relationship. russia is a raw material exporter. it sells oil and gas and these are nott things we purchase fro russia. this is one-sided in a way. but the limits go back to the fact we see the world differently from the russians. that the russians want to focus on the sovereignty of states and state russia is a state of power and nay look at the united states as a revisionary power because they think we are invested in regime change and we want to change governments we don't like. so one of the real limits is the u.s. foreign policy believes we represent certain values and those are free market and the law of human rights. and we believe we have the rights to pursue those when we interact with other countries. russia doesn't see it that way. they say the united states is going around trying to re-create the w

and great britain warping russia sunday not to send troops into the ukraine.it would not be in that country's best interest. the gas prices on the rise again. up $0.12 over the past two weeks. further increases are expected according to the lund surge survey the averages price of gas $3.41 nationwide. violence in venezuela and south sudan is being blamed for the recent hike. a gallon of gas $0.38 lower than it was at this time last year. i am kelly wright. for the latest headlines log on to foxnews.com. >> so we are talking about how republicans win and david web is fox nows contributor and crystal wright and reve sammy rodriguez. and president of the national leadership conference and marsha blackburn of tennessee. >> we'll talk about diversity in the republican party and sometimes the criticism is that republicans are a middle age old white guys club and no one else can play or win. crystal let me get to the point with you. we had a situation recently where tim scott was called a ventrility dummy. and they found that offensive. is it possible for people of c

fusion powers the warp drive on the starship enterprise. >> if we go in there we will die.ill us. this scene from the latest star trek was filmed here at the livermore lab. in reality the inside looks like this. dozens of laser lenses. it squeezes the tiny pellet of hydrogen fuel until the atoms start to combine. by carefully adjusting the pattern of this pulse light, scientists have gotten the fuel to start heating itself. you can call it smoldering, the smoke that comes before fire. >> the fusion. >> the achievement is the major step toward the ultimate goal of. the national ignition facility, which is ignition. the nuclear equivalent of getting the fuel to catch fire so it burns on its own. right now it's giving out about twice the amount of energy put into it. but only a tiny amount is reacting. ignition, the holy grail, is the chain reaction. >> it will run away and turn it into energy. energy equal to pounds of burning coal. from a pellet the size of where you know pixel on your tv. >> it would be an incredible long-term solution to our energy needs. >> at the livermo

fusion powers the warp power on the starship enterprise. >> if we go in there we will die.adiation will kill us. this scene from the latest star trek was filmed here at the livermore lab. in reality the inside looks like this. dozens of laser lenses. it squeezes the tiny pellet of hydrogen fuel until the atoms start to combine. by carefully adjusting the pattern of this pulse light, it scientists have gotten the fuel to start heating itself. you can call it smoldering, the smoke that comes before fire. >> the fusion. >> the achievement is the major step toward the ultimate goal of the national ignition facility, which is ignition. the nuclear equivalent of getting the fuel to catch fire so it burns on its own. right now it's giving out about twice the amount of energy put into it. but only a tiny amount is reacting. ignition, the holy grail, is the chain reaction. >> it will run away and turn it into energy. energy equal to pounds of burning coal. from the size of one pixel on your tv. >> it would be an incredible long-term solution to our energy needs. >> at the livermore

but not as warp as most of the winter. 55 to 58 is the spread around the bay and inland.nd 51 to 55 along the coast. tonight is chilly with forecast possible, and mid-to-upper 30's. same in the south bay. and low-to-mid 40's around half moon bay and san francisco and the neighbors. tomorrow morning, waking up with cloud cover, we will call it mostly cloudy at 6:00, first wave of light showers coming in and it will be heavier and more widespread dug the evening through midnight and then more scattered thursday morning but everyone will have wet streets. by noon, we have scattered showers and that will dissipate in the afternoon and evening. rainfall amounts is not impressive but, still, needed, at .1" to quarter of an inch. a break on friday with low-to-mid 50's below average. the rain on saturday hopefully to spread south sunday into monday morning. we had a stalled vehicle westbound direction near treasure island that has moved to the west. this is closer to harrison street exit and you will find it there with a buildup of traffic. a wider view of the east bay from oakla

fox tv is very interested because because they always wanted to get into that late night warp. 14.6 millioneople watched that finale. 4 million more than "breaking bad." 10 million more than "30 rock." >> thanks very much. >> thank you, howie. >>> in our press picks, this was click bait. there was headlines across newspapers in the webb, bill clinton had a year-long affair with actress elizabeth hurley while he was president. there was a claim coming from actor tom seizemore. lots of websites ran the unsubstantiated charge. sizemore now denies the tale itself telling the handcuffington post these were the ravings of a dangerous addicted actor and it's ridiculous that anyone would take this seriously, precisely, but much of the media did. after the break, journalist necessary sochi are letting us know how bad conditions are for them at the russian olympics. ♪ [ male announcer ] to truck guys, the truck is everything. and when you put them in charge of making an unbeable truck, good things happen. this is the ram 1500. the 2014 motor trend truck of the year. ♪ and first ever back-to-back cham

. >> i'm struck president obama warning ukraine and warping the protesters warning the government. figure out why anyone would listen to unless we had sanctions power and i know senator mccain is asking for sanctions. >> sanctions is a mistake here. >> why should anybody listen to us at this point. >> they won't. sanctions simply drives the ukrainian economy further in the economy of russia. exact opposite. >> why the ukraine of protesters sitting over there tonight thinking oh well the united states says we shouldn't do this. >> i don't think they believe there are any consequences either. you can't wait until there is violence in the streets before you have a policy. we have negated ukraine for almost six years since the europeans rejected the bush administration effort to make ukraine a nato member. that was a mistake in 2008. it left a vacuum between the eastern border of nato and western border of russia. the russians have moved to field it we have twiddled our numbs for five years. >> let's say the truce falls apart. assuming it exists. what's our conversation four or five ni

freezing rain and snow. 16 states from texas to new jersey are under a winter weather advisory want or warping. in the west, residents are mopping up after mudslides and avalanches caused by a storm that dumped heavy snow and ice. >> lake tahoe is hoping for more snow, as well, especially the type that is colder and more dry and not so wet. >> they can use that and we and use more rain. >> the snow is great for the water table but not the best to ski on, but we will try to get more powder and dry and colder snow to move up that way as we head through the weekend. right now, we still tracking reduced visibility. livermore is quarter-mile visibility, and novato is an eighth and santa rosa is quarter-mile visibility on live doppler 7 hd but it is not raining. it is just humid. the peninsula temperatures are from 41 in woodside to redwood city at 44. menlo park is 46. belmont is 48. san mateo is 49 and palo alto and san bruno are at 50. we have low 50's in oakland, hayward, fremont, san jose, mountain you have, and san francisco and half moon bay and los gatos at 43 degrees and santa rosa at 31 an

then technology seems to be moving ahead at warp speed. self-driving cars, computers playing chess and more. but where are the jobs? two m.i.t. experts explain the paradox. syria is a calamity, egypt is a mess, but i will bring you one bright spot in the aftermath of the arab spring. but first, here's my take. is hamid karzai crazy? that's what many americans think and on the face of it, the afghan president has said lots of odd, inflammatory an contradictory things. over the past year he has wondered whether the american presence in afghanistan has done any good at all, refused to sign an afghan/u.s. security pact and called members of the taliban his brothers. this week "the new york times" revealed he had been conducting secret negotiations with the taliban. what can he be thinking? maybe karzai is looking at what happened to one of his predecessors. in 1989 the soviet union withdrew from afghanistan, the president it backed stayed in power, but within months a civil war broke out forcing him eventually to seek refuge in a u.n. compound

know sometimes when the shower and the steam starts going crazy and then the door starts getting all warpedthat's the sports producer theory. it actually makes sense. >> i'm sticking to sabotage. >> the other members of the team locked the door? >> thanks, ross. >>> al qaeda's leadership is distancing itself from a group of fiders -- fighters in syria deemed too violent. >>> and authorities in the u.k. go after alleged celebrity sex offenders. why some say it's nothing more than a witch hunt. >> fault lines, hard hitting... >> they're blocking the door... >> ground breaking... >> we have to get out of here. >> truth seeking... al jazeera america's breakthrough instigative documentary series. over a year after the bengazi attacks, chaos in the streets... unspeakable horrors... >> this is a crime against humanity >> is libya unraveling? >> there's coffin after coffin being carried into the cemetery. >> fault lines libya: state of insecurity only on al jazeera america >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. this is a look at your top stories this half hour. a big step in marriage equality. in

>>reporter: exclusive interview with 7 news, they warped against jumping to conclusions. >> if in facttion their consistency and reliability. my feel is writ now that they finally made a case after three years. that tells me something about the evidence that they have. i don't think it's probably great. i don't think it's muc much. >>reporter: that's vick lee reporting. today in work don't president talked about something personal. his father and other fathers walked out on their children. he offered a plan to help kid succeed even when angry and made mistakes. oakland mayor kwan was there representing her city and she tweeted this picture. saying she was honored humbled and inspired to be there for oakland. here's chief white house correspondent john karl. >> flank by young men struggling to grow up in some of chicago roughest neighborhood, the president opened up about his own troubles as tichbility i didn't have a dad in the house. i was angry bit even though i didn't necessarily realize it at the time. i made bad choices. i got high without thinking about the harm it could do. >>re