howard woo. give us your practice ring and the real thing. howard woo.ht. our fourth contestant, ladies and gentlemen, is a grip and a conductor. he's been with muni for 35 years. he's been on the cable car for 18 years. 1999 champion to ring in the millennium and 2004 champion. ladies and gentlemen, mr. frankware. -- mr. frank wear. how's it going today? >> great. >> if you weren't driving the cable car what would you be doing? >> i'd be bar-hopping. >> start at one end of clement street and go all the way down, hitting all the bars. if you could choose anybody to pick your partner, who would you pick? >> i would say the governor but i knows -- know he's busy clearing up all this mess we're in. ity would say the superintendent. he was a conductor at one time. >> excellent. then we could just take the car and go on that bell-hopping or bar-hopping run. i'm hammered already. ladies and gentlemen, mr. frank ware. [ringing bells] [applause] >> ah-ha! yes! oh, yeah. >> frank ware, ladies and gentlemen! got a little body english in there. frank ware. our fift

♪ deedee: oh, yeah- woo!do doot doot do do doot - let's get on ♪ the bus doot do do doot let's get on the bus ♪ it's time to go let's get on ♪ the bus hey, don't you know ♪ let's get on the bus go here to ♪ there let's get on the bus go ♪ everywhere deedee: here we go! ♪ alex: yeah! ♪ [laughs] ♪ bob: we're gonna take a bus ride! ♪ all: doot do do doot! moe: [laughs] good catch roon... deedee: welcome to the doodlenet, alex! alex: wow! i'm really here! with... with you! deedee: will you shoot a music video for us? alex: cool! i love music videos. rooney: great! what next? alex: we need a great looking location. all the best videos have a cool looking location. maybe something with lots of rocks, cause you guys are a 'rock band'! moe: aw, man. couldn't we be a 'ice cream sandwich band'? bob: buckle up! it's time to bada-bing-bada-zoom! [♪] bob: here we are- rock town! [♪] alex: and... action! [♪] deedee: before you jump right to it don't forget to ask moe: you're gonna get to do it but don't forget to ask deede

woo! woo! woo! >> wow, can you imagine that happening on board a plane on landing?eo taken from inside the cabin taken on what appears to be a passenger's cell phone during a tense landing today. and as you just heard one of the flight attendants screaming heads down, stay down and everybody breaks into cheers and applause. and you can see the sparks there on the runway, this happening, obviously, after sundown an and amazingly, everybody is okay. it happened at jfk airport after the control tower apparently received word of a delta plane's landing gear million functioning, the cool headed pilot safely bringing the plane down, but not before passengers first got a major scare. sparks flying as one of the plane's wings dragged along the tarmac, thanks god no fire and emergency crews waiting whether fuel in the wings would ignite into an explosion. thank god that didn't happen. when it came to rest all 60 people on board were alive and well as you can hear singing the pilot's praises. that man or woman is a hero tonight. well, it's lights, camera and action now as the

howard woo. howard woo. again, they're not booing you. all right. mr. ken mcdonald.ons officer, please come forward to help me present the second place trophy. second place, ladies and gentlemen. mr. frank ware. and before we announce the winner i'm going to drag this out even longer. i'm going to take a moment to thank the kind people who made the 47th annual cable car bell ringing contest possible the the vice chair of the sfmt board of directors. and friends of the cable car music, union square association, trophy masters shanghai restaurant, ghirardelli chocolatesing, and the american automobile association and the $250 cash prize, deluxe sightseeing. let's bring up gilberto gad oy with the hand-crafted bell. and the winner is -- >> mr. leonard oates. congratulations. >> leonard oates. he retains the crown. [applause] that concludes the 47th annual cable car bell ringing contest. thank you, everybody, for coming. don't forget next year the 48th annual cable car ringing contest. stay tuned for details. >> welcome to "culture wire." i'm your host meg. for years, fr

they go woo, woo, woo. okay, they take you to the hospital. they hook you up.. so you do the beep-beep. your heart gets a little electric shock about once a second. did it work? oh, good. >> and what i think is really important is to get out there and get kids to really viscerally experience something. >> shake, shake, shake your head. nice look. >> thank you doctor, send me a bill. >> the most exciting thing was the generator with the high voltage. >> i knew a lot about electricity, but i never knew that it was all around the air and, you know, all the different ways that it could be produced. >> that was really cool when the lights were turned off and you can see all the sparks come out. >> doing hands-on experiments with vandergraph generators and learning about electricity is a perfect opportunity for students to understand how science works, and maybe having a job in the future with science. >> the success i see immediately is the faces on the children. their minds are starting to begin to determine that, "oh my goodness, i can do this. i can go into this

[ laughter ] woo! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: "woo! woo!"lip is of our friends ryan seacrest and larry king. for some reason, i don't know why they decided to do this. they decided to sing "poker face" on ryan's radio show. take a look at this. ♪ can't read my can't read my no he can't read on my poker face ♪ ♪ she's got me like nobody p-p-p-poker face p-p-p-poker face p-p-p-poker face ♪ ♪ p-p-p-poker face p-p-p-poker face ♪ [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what is going on? ♪ p-p-p-poker face p-p-p-poker face p-p-p-poker face ♪ ♪ p-p-p-poker face p-p-p-poker face ♪ can we just watch larry one more time? p-p-p-poker face p-p-p-poker face p-p-p-poker face ♪ ♪ p-p-p-poker face p-p-p-poker face ♪ >> jimmy: all right, all right. those are the four clips we have today. questlove, let's see what you can do with it, buddy. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: give it up for questlove right there, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] we'll be right back with "put it in reverse." come on back to "late night"! [

can i get a woo. >> i want to break tradition about latino macheese mow. >> forget. i want to break tradition. because blood is supposed to be thicker. but you see, my friends and family, because they love and accept my and don't consider me, foreign language. they do not speak the language. everyone has green

can i get a woo. >> i want to break tradition about latino macheese mow. >> forget. i want to break tradition. because blood is supposed to be thicker. but you see, my friends and family, because they love and accept my and don't consider me, foreign language. they do not speak the language. everyone has green contacts. adopting supremist beliefs. when was the last time you saw them playing the maid? i want to break tradition. smashing it against the ground. where our spanish eyes are not blinded. we do not understand hate. foreign language. never. this next poem is called "outside". it's from bullets and butter flies. this is in celebration of gay pride month. hypocrisy exi

- woo! - dang! velveeta & rotel. man, that's good!aking headlines this morning, sealing the well for good. the government's point man on the bp oil spill says the relief well should be finished by tonight and the broken well could be finally sealed by sunday just as the government as announcing the eptd of the crisis. it wants to stop another from happening. the obama administration is now ordering companies in the gulf to plug or dismantle any platforms they are not using. there were almost 3500 wells in the fufl that are not producing anything. >>> california governor arnold schwarzenegger made his first official stop in the san francisco suburb where a massive gas line explosion set the neighborhood on fire last week killing four people. it also destroyed nearly 40 homes. the governor held a news conference and met with residents and first responders. there is a look at san bruno in the wake of the explosion and fire. homes and cars turned to ashes. neighbors say the sound of the gas fuel blaze still haunts them. >> i can see why p

can i get a woo. >> i want to break tradition about latino macheese mow. >> forget. i want to break tradition. because blood is supposed to be thicker. but you see, my friends and family, because they love and accept my and don't consider me, foreign language. they do not speak the language. everyone has green contacts. adopting supremist beliefs. when was the last time you saw them playing the maid? i want to break tradition. smashing it against the ground. where our spanish eyes are not blinded. we do not understand hate. foreign language. never. this next poem is called "outside". it's from bullets and butter flies. this is in celebration of gay pride month. hypocrisy exists when those results in violence. because in darkness, they are safe from reducing our brother and sisters and way too many others to name. they beat to the drum beats of liberty. the difference between us and the shadows of fear is we have a lot more space to breathe. yet the smell of equality is found outside and sexuality is the right to physical expression between consenting adults. we can l

woo! >> jimmy: well, you know, that had to be done, right?hink -- [ applause ] i -- that was a nice moment. i think they should make ali the permanent bachelorette. you know? she did well. i'm sure roberto would understand. honey, it's my job. [ laughter ] very strong season. in fact, if i had to choose one word to describe this season of "the bachelorette" that word would be amazing. 160 times this season. we turned it into a drinking game where you take a drink every time someone said amazing. you have to stop because people were dying of alcohol poisoning. the word amazing was said on average a little more than 16 times per episode this year. tote board. >> i could possibly get engaged at this amazing island. >> bora bora is an amazing place. >> like, amazing, beautiful places. >> an amazing time. amazing that i have left. >> your daughter has been amazing. >> your daughter is an amazing girl. >> you're amazing. >> today was amazing. >> i want tonight to be amazing. >> today was wicked amazing. >> i had this amazing date with roberto. i ha

iowa woo. let your fish bones live old man. let your fish bones before man. make a wish the black fish there is company coming, coming. hammer heads ham or head until hammer fed company knocking. great white shark. great white georgia no, no. they company dining, dining. [inaudible] can't remember, can't remember. there is company [inaudible]. and all know was a dark room cloud and gullets filled with [inaudible]. cattle, chattel, channel of the deep blue. see all about that dark moon cloud and the gullets full of water and slaughter. assault, assault oh , channel of the deep blue sea. sure no one will see. just look out the world around you right here on the ocean floor. such wonderful things around you what more is you looking for. rag ed claws scuffling across the seas. tell be thin, fine, attention nigger mermaids, chains like hooks and sifrpgs are didy don't bleed into the sea the stains won't watch out we ain't responsible for your mess. the management. there is company, can't remember. there is company. the stains will not wash out. [applause] >> he wa

i am standing in for a wo nicholo -- standing in for nickel woo. she asked me to talk about three reports thatcepr has put out over the last few months looking at the issue of national retirement -- raising the national retirement age. this is just going to be the headline. we have copies of the paper here and they are outside and confided at our weather c,epr.net. cepr.net. these other four reports. three reports and a bonus. there are papers by the team of people and cepr that work for social security. nichol woo is our point person on this so i would urge you to get in touch with her or me or anyone on our team if you have questions about social security. let me talk about the first three papers. i want to call your attention to the deaths in a letter which is on the looks of the impact of various proposals to change social security over the long term. it will give you a clear idea of how relevant a change in the national retirement is to the deficit situation. we have many other options. let me shift to talk about the three reports. the first i

[ laughing ] hey, schmoopie woo...pie. >>> in this economy, quitting your day job can be a dangerousy a musician or two are able to pursue their talent full time because of youtube. singer/songwriter and recent college grad julia nunez is a youtube success story with more than 37 million page views. >> i think the first one that got a lot of views like that was "into the sunshine" which was a guitar song. ♪ and one of the first ones i did harmonies and multitracking. ♪ >> i have no idea. maybe over a million. i think over a million by now. >> but i'll just put my -- >> it's not just musicians making money on youtube, from korean chefs to quirky film-makers, these youtube stars have legions of followers online. among the most popular, mr. guitar man, whose one of a kind videos have drawn more than 140 million views and advertisers willing to be on his page. his real name, joe pena, a youtube partner. >> the key is to really find your niche, be authentic and have fun with it and then what we do find is folks like joe are masters in marketing themselves. whether that's asking people to

a lot of people provided insight in ways woo can improve things here. we would like to get that do you meaned to codifiy it and make sure in the future we advance and not be stale. we are honored to have nejgan afshan to read a letter from the speaker on her behalf. m afshan. >> thank you. for all of your hard work and unfortunately speaker pelosi cannot be here she back at washington, d.c. after arriving from berlin she wanted to give her greetings in this letter. dear friends i'm delighted to extend my support for the 07 neighborhood empowerment summit in san francisco. this will foster communication and solutions to the over hundred neighborhoods in san francisco. through the collaborative efforts of city agencies, local nonprofits and community leaders all of the san francisco's unique communities are empowered to share their experiences and collected ideas. with the goal of building stronger, safer, cleaner communities through cooperation and civic engagement today's summit will exceed our expectations. today's summit will serve as a model for othe

. >> reporter: when colombia's former trade minister visited tokyo in july to woo japanese investors, he declared his country one of the world's most ideal investment destinations. but it's not all hype. 50 japanese companies took part in a seminar promoting colombia. they say the country has more business opportunities than ever before. >> translator: we were worried about investing in colombia because of lack of security. it's great to hear security is no longer a problem. >> translator: colombia has become attractive as a market as well as a base for exports. >> reporter: 46 million people live in colombia, making the size of its population second only to brazil's. this shopping mall in bogota is the most popular among young generation. as you can see, thousands of people enjoy shopping during the weekend. and that popularity has led to more shopping malls popping up in the capital bogota. 11 have been built in the last five years. one of the main factors behind the surge is the growing conception of the middle class. shortly after santiago married luisa three months ago, they boug

but the republican hopeful says it's just like an office that's opened in east la and is an effort to woo minority voters. >> we are going after every vote. >> these oak east -- east oakland is the last place on the planet she should locate an office. >> reporter: opening an office in east oakland under cuts the millions of dollars she spent on attack adds. >> on one hand she's saying brown is bad because oakland is bad then she's saying i'm for you because i can make oakland a better place. >> reporter: they do not see it as either bold or intimidating. >> meg whitman has yet to see a dollar she wasn't going to spend. >> reporter: well whitman's camp says this office resonate with oakland voteer's. well brown's camp on the other hand say they have just one office and they say his history with oakland is what is resonating with voters. >> tonight that's what they call it politics. thank you. >>> san jose's district has voted to approve charter schools. one board member not voting. the proposed summit -- campus was denied, though. it had some questions about two identical charter proposals

. >> we have net revenue burned anybody to a point that you woo consider serious and we pride ourselveses providing safe, flexible training that gives every responder who trains here a realistic and live training experience. >> reporter: while the attack team focuses on valve, the others protect the flank, protecting efforts from the swirling burning fuel on the water. burning fuel drips down also from overhead platforms. >> all it takes is a spark and we spray them down and get them out. >> reporter: of. the flames can wrap around. >> the wind will wrap around plus the ground fire and that is why the safety is so important to wipe out the ground fire to protect your attack team depositing in. each one on the line has an assignment. >> reporter: 5,000 gallons of fuel can be burned in a single day of training. at the levers of these pyrotechnics who ignites propane gas to keep them on their toes. >> i make it more realistic. >> reporter: what does that do whether do you that (get their attention. >> reporter: sometimes things get a little too real. nobody has been seriously injured, but th

gavin, mary durkheim, and ellen woo, who have worked diligently to provide sites with materials as requests are received. since the end of july, they have prepared text book orders, transferred books from one site to another, and packed boxes to send out from the district warehouse. i will take any questions you have at this moment. commissioner maufas: looking at the graphs i see here, i guess i am really struggling. when i look at the highest percentages, it looks like they were ordered september 20. do we have the timeline of when those books are going to be received? the percentages are so high. in many cases, 100% of shortages. if they were ordered september 20, do we know when they will arrive? do you know what the students are doing in lieu of having the materials, when the percentage is so high of the shortages? >> i can answer the first question for you. that is that the turnaround usually is one to two weeks. in some cases, we get them within a few days, depending upon the vendor we are using and how far away they are. the second question as to how sites are remedying the issue at

- woo! - dang! velveeta & rotel. man, that's good!g. >> it's warmer than yesterday morning. it's 64. it was 58 yesterday. pretty good amount of sun. we'll start including up lately. that won't be a bad thing. >>> in the news this morning, it's not over yet. time votes are being voted in the city's state's attorney. >>> caught on cape. a police beating, was it racially motivated. >>> the ravens tight and may miss sunday's game because of this catch. more news, first warning weather and traffic in a couple of minutes. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> hello again. it's kristy breslin in for sharon gibala and marty over at first warning weather. >> let's take a look at first in

analyst benjamin woo expects those two companies to forge a closer working relationship in the wake of dell's failure to buy 3par. >> 3par was the last of the independent companies that wouldn't require a very massive acquisition-- not to say that wouldn't be the case-- but i think what they need to do is extend their relationship with e.m.c. further than they have right now, sustain their existing customers, and maintain their business. >> tom: analysts say the challenge for h.p., currently without a c.e.o., is to move quickly to integrate 3par without losing key employees. and dell's interest in 3par has heightened speculation around other data firms that may be ripe for a buyout. we'll have more in "market focus" coming up. >> susie: as we mentioned earlier, the clock is ticking to the release of the important employment report tomorrow. people are eager to know how many jobs were created, or lost, in august. does the unemployment rate move up or down? but many economists will also be taking a close look at one sector in particular, temporary help. erika miller explains why. >> repo

reason woo have this set up is because we are using and recycling. thank you to the bill gram team. they were helpful. lastly i want to thank sf safe they are our partner they have been in town for 30 years doing the work we are working on. they are our partner moving forward. lastly, again, sort of embarrassing some of the things that have been said regarding me. i feel like i'm following the footsteps of a lot of amazing people that have held my seat and my office like mrs. dufty and turk. all of us who understands what it takes to run a great city. a big round of applause for ed lee. ed this would not have happened today if not for ed lee. ed lee, thank you very much. [applause]. the only change today that i want to -- >> what if you could make a memorial that is more about information and you are never fixed and it can go wherever it wants to go? everyone who has donated to it could use it, host it, share it. >> for quite a great deal of team she was hired in 2005, she struggled with finding the correct and appropriate visual expression. >> it was a bench at one point. it was a

seasoned candidates like mitt romney, newt gingrich and mike huckabee have already spent time in iowa wooing caucus goers. for palin to win there, veterans of state politics say her celebrity won't be enough. >> i think iowans expect you to make connections in iowa. different than a lot of states where you can breeze in, give a speech and then check out almost like a rock star. >> reporter: experts say palin is polarizing and her political base too narrow. >> she's clearly a force there but she has to broaden that appeal if she's going to run for president. >> reporter: it's a belief shared by many democrats. today, president obama enjoyed his usual saturday game of basketball and while aides insist the president isn't yet thinking about 2012, the spokesman is happy to assert that palin now sits atop the gop. >> i have no doubt that she is a formidable force in the republican party and may well be in all honesty, the most formidable force in the republican party right now. >> reporter: lester, to give you some idea of how crowded the gop for 2012 is already becoming, today a relative unknown

woo!g to really be cheering because i can understand now why there's so much buzz about this and from the very scene, first scene you know that you're in for something special here and what did you think, justin, when it was 162-page script was handed to you. >> sure, well, when i first read the script, 162 pages and for those of you that don't know your average script is 108, i would say and it read probably at the same speed that a script of 108 pages would read. it just flew right by and it was -- i was mostly surprised and i think people will be -- translate to the film that you watch people talking in rooms for two hour s and you're enthralled by the story behind it. >> you see it -- i love how you keep looking up at the screen and watching yourself there. even how you were walking eduardo, your character, one of the early investors of facebook. david, the director had you do take after take after take. hundreds of takes. >> like thousands of takes, no, no, that's an exaggeration but

. >> item b, zen kwan, woo, dba feng shui restaurant. i understand this has been continued?> yes, commissioners. staff learned there was an outstanding planning department notice of violation at this location and so i with us in contact with the planning department and applicant to begin this process of clearing this notice of violation and so the staff is requesting a continuance until such time as that item is cleared. >> ok. that item will be continued. next item will be -- >> we have to vote on a continuance? >> i'm sorry. >> i move to continue. >> she called the roll, i think. >> i called the roll for the previous item. >> ok. >> we need public comment on the item and if there's no public comment -- >> seeing none. >> i'd like to move to continue. >> ok. >> there you go. >> same call. thank you. >> thank you, thank you. and next item is police department comments and questions. >> good evening, commissione ma and staff, steve mathias from central police station. i have a few. it hasn't been a real busy last couple of weeks, there were some incidents that were pretty vio

- woo! - dang! velveeta & rotel. man, that's good!l gonzalez truly among the elite when he won first first u.s. open. he is just the seventh man in tennis to capture the career grand slam which is winning all four majors at least once. the spaniard on quite a roll winning the french and wimbledon and now the u.s. open. >>> the jets an ravens and it is mcgahey. the jets accused some of unsportsman like conduct. a mexican reporter said he felt uncomfortable at a jets conference. she says they flew footballs at her and even tried to block the way when they she tried to walk away. some said she was not dressed appropriately. she said jeans and a blouse are appropriate. the team's owner has apologized. both the nfl and the jets are investigating. >>> we still have plenty ahead. weather, traffic and all

. >> woo! >> we're alive. >> reporter: and they certainly got the best possible outcome.tunately no one was hurt. this despite the fact that the plane landed with only two sets of landing gear, was supposed to have three sets. passengers took a shuttle bus to the final destination in white plains which is about 40 miles away. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> the hunt continues for three men who pulled off a dramatic bank robbery in south florida. investigators got a break this weekend when a car used in the heist was found in coral gableses. it all began when three thieves placed a bomb on a bank teller's body. they then forced him to withdraw a large amount of money. that bomb turned out to be fake. >>> and in seattle, coast guard investigators are looking into what caused a water taxi to slam into a peer at full speed. most of the passengers on board were seahawks fans headed to the football game. seven people were taken to the hospital. witnesses have said there appeared to be a mechanical problem. >>> the imam heading up the controversial mosque project near grou