it was willy-nilly. it was willy-nilly enforcement. that wasn't a good way to go about a food truck program in san francisco and the ordinance was created and passed by 11 members of the board of supervisors. there is a proven an effective permit infrastructure. i've believe that given the opportunity to try, this program can effectively meet the goals of the legislation. there is demand in the community. i hadn't eaten at food trucks until recently. my son has been telling me that the best in san for it is is available at a food truck and i was impressed. i tried to have a conversation with him about this industry, food trucks versus the restaurants. he used the term that i did not understand. he said that mobil food is web 3.0. it is a different kind of industry that we are accustomed to and it is serving a different community that the financial district has traditionally been accustomed to. it isn't between my client and the subway or my client and the oasis. it is between san francisco and amsterdam. it is between san francisco and

i don't think it's willy-nilly. i think activists at the yale university law school who're very consciously doing this. they are tied to activists in europe, and they are developing this whole body of law that the social conservatives are very worried about it >> let's take euthanasia or doctor assisted suicide is okay. in the netherlands. do you know that i believe it's 65% of americans support allowing a doctor to fu fulfill terminally ill patient's right to end life >> that's one where americans are relatively close to other in need lund. 59% of americans oppose gay marriage even though of them are for civil unions. but i think this notion that there's a pipeline that's running somehow from europe and from the netherland to the united states i think that's the wrong metaphor. there is a battle that's going on between a culture of duty and culture of freedom or however you want to refer to secular cu. surely one of the lessons of legislation we're not taking our laws from massachusetts of supreme court or from eur

they are letting the band to willy nilly? they let them do whatever they want? that was unbelievable. >> these terms like willy nilly, where do you get these? >> have i my ear to the street. >> you certainly do. >> you do an urban blog, don't you? >> it is called urban blog. >> you should have seen him. he was doing humina-humina and the hot dog. >> do you have a comment on the show? e-mail us at red eye at fox news .com. and to leave a voicemail go to 212-462-5050. still to come, the half time report from andy levy. >> the only nief russ mammals are hair. thanks, pigs. >>> welcome back. let's see if we got anything wrong so far. let's go to andy levy. you look a little upset. >> i am more than a little upset. did you know scott wieland from the stone temple pilots has a christmas album out. it may be the worst thing you ever heard. can we show some of that stuff from "winter wonderland." >> ♪ late other as we conspire ♪ ♪ as we dream by the fire ♪ to face unafraid ♪ the plans we made ♪ walking in a winter wonderland ♪ ♪ are you listening ♪ ?o is glisten ♪ a bea

you can't just go into this willy-nilly. you need a plan.is. we're responding to a lot of you who say we need a plan. doug flynn and our great panel are with us. let's talk about retirements and budget. how do people who haven't had this conversation, this is whether you're a couple or just on your own, how do you start the process? how do you start the conversation? >> nobody likes to budget when you get down to it, how much you spend on gifts for each other. >> it's like a diet. you don't keep track of every calorie like you don't want to keep track of every dollar. >> the unfortunate part most people don't have enough money to do what they need to do. a good thing you start saving. once you start saving, you become an investor. that's the second part of this. you have to know where is your money going. if you have enough at the end, you can start putting it toward specific goals. some people need help doing that. if they can't find any money, there's money lost. >> simple way to look at it, 70, 10, 10, 10, live on 70, safe, invest, 10% yo

we didn't just go in willy-nilly with troops, they called it leading from behind, but we used our other assets. we have to get better about how we use intelligence assets and other assets, because we're not going to continue to put boots on the ground. to your question, dylan, one of the most important things at this momentum is we keep on that path of understanding that this doctrine of preemption and putting troops in on the ground and trying to be the world's cop is not the way to go. these countries have got to do it for themselves. >> but, at the same time, i'll pull from colin powell, which is, with the pottery barn quote, if you broke it, you bought it. it's difficult to say we're not going to use the bush doctrine after we smashed the place to smitheree smithereens, after we broke it, but we're not going to pay for it. >> i seem to recall -- you said something about democracies, right, these new democracies? i seem to recall back in august, back in the summer i think i said on this show, be careful of the democracy you ask for, you might get it. i don't know what those democraci

are they aware of how willy nil leahy -- nilly he prances from building to build ?g he is the right hand man. >> they haven't caught up with michele bachmann yet. >>> coming up, damon? more like blamon obama. >> guests on "red eye" well stay in the luxurious" red eye" suites. the "red eye" suites provide accommodations for first and long-time guest usa like. >>> should twitter pull the plug on easy law mist thugs? a somali militant group may seek to shut down the account. recently shabab known for chopping off hands and other brutal measures have been sending out the taunting sub miss cives talking about their attacks like this one they want to get their message out on "red eye." nice try. they are worried the tweets would be a way to reach potential recruits, and they may have a legal authority to close the account. the u.s. will continue to mess with the militants in other ways. >> we sabotaged their weapons. i want to bring mike baker into this. what do you know about this group, shabaab? >> it is somewhere between west life and boys to men. they are in the categ

i am certainly not reporting that we just give medicine willy-nilly to everybody without being careful about the appropriate indication for any medicine including pain medicine. but part of one piece of this problem is when we don't appropriately treat pain we see it result in increased education and what we label as difficult behavior's in persons with dementia. >> may i say something? researcher i talked about at the end of my testimony in new york has done work and i will try to get a copy and submit it for the record. she has looked at residents who have dementia and whether they get as much pain medication and those without dementia with the same physical diagnoses and medical problems and she found they don't get as much pain medication as non dementia presidents so that is a strong indication that a lot of the problems people are in pain and it is not being treated properly because it hasn't been identified. cms is trying to fix that. the 3.0 which has been in for over a year has changed the way facilities assess president's payne. in the past the staff wrote down with it a thou

not in some blanket authority that just allows the companies to go in and use this information as willy-nilly and without regard to the privacy. i thank the gentleman for yielding again and i may ask him to yield again depending on what happens but -- he says not going to yield to me any more. i just think my colleagues should vote against this bill, defeat it on suspension. let's at least debate it under regular order on the floor of the house or send it back to the committee so we can have some hearings about the privacy implications so we can get this done. i appreciate the gentleman for yielding. i yield back to him. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from virginia. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, in no way does this legislation in any way undercut the principal purpose of the video protection privacy act -- privacy protection act because the power rests with the consumer. basically what this legislation does it is empowers consumers to do things in the 21st century with regard to their movie and television viewing commouncations with their friends that they alr

now, i'm serving up reporting that we just give medicines willy-nilly to everybody without being very careful about what is the appropriate indication for any medicine, including pain medicine. but part of one piece to this problem is that when we don't of properly treat pain we see a result in increased agitation and what we label as difficult behaviors in persons with dementia. >> ms. edelman? >> may i say something? the researchers that a doctor at the end of my testimony in new york has done work. i'll try to get a copy of this incident for the record. she has looked at residents who had dementia and whether they get as much pain medication as residents without dementia with the same physical diagnoses, to say medical problems, and she has found that they don't get as much pain medication as non-dementia residents get. so that's a very strong indication that a lot of the problem is that people are in pain and it's not being treated properly because it hasn't been identified. cms is trying to fix that. the newest assessment process, which has now been in for about a year, a little

you can't assume that that money is available to spend willy-nilly. we were bringing the war costs down to bring the debt down, not to fund new spending. we need to bring the war costs down to try to reduce our debt and our deficit, not to fund new spending. but that's how they're going to do this, i have been told, and i am not surprised because there is no other way they are going to do it. so, mr. president, i just would share that as we will be voting in a little bit on this issue. i don't know what their answer is. i don't know how to fix our problem. i know one thing, we remain in denial. our country is in greater debt crisis than we realize. mr. erskine bowles and alan simpson of president obama's debt commission said we are facing the most predictable financial crisis in our nation's history as a result of our debt. we need to get kearse about how to fix it. i thank the chair and would yield the floor. mr. cardin: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from maryland. mr. cardin: i ask unanimous consent to speak as if in morning busi