yay, yay, yay. down it comes. yeah. yeah. you know when people cross bridges, military types, going across the bridge? before they hit the bridge, the honchos going, "hop, hop, hep, hop, hut, 2, 3, 4" or "step, step, step, step--" but when they get to the bridge, they--break, stop. and then--like that. and everyone crosses the bridge out of step. why? 'cause the bridge-- what if the resonant frequency of the bridge is--hut, 2, 3, 4. you know what i'm saying? in fact, this happened in manchester, england some years ago. all the troops are following the honcho and the honchos is counting-- so he goes across-- and he's ahead and he keeps doing-- he's on the other side of that bridge yelling-- and the people are-- wipe out city. you guys know about the golden gate bridge in new york, i guess. how the golden gate bridge is-- get the same resonance. yeah, they really screwed up in this, man. talk about the disaster of the earthquakes. the golden gate--i mean, the george washington bridge, george washington. [laughter] you guys been

yay, yay, yay. feel good? yeah. isn't it right, okay? any questions? what about after the sun sets, instead of red-- oh, the green flash. how many people here have seen the famous green flash? 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. how many people are saying, "what are they talking about?" green flash, man. the green flash. i have never seen the green flash, okay? the green flash happens when you're looking at the sun, special conditions, you see the sun set, set, set, set, and it's really a kind of a bright reddish, yeah? and all of the sudden, boom, a flash of green and down she goes. how does that happen? i'm so eager to see the green flash. but i think it goes something like this. this whole sky here acts like a prism. you know how a prism will put the colors out into the component if white light coming in like this. and this fan out and you get the red and the green and the blue like that with all the colors in between. you'd be knowing about that? well, the whole sky acts like a prism. and light will come in like this, boom, like that, and the green will get right to

yay. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. love you on "game of throwns" greg. >> still laughing at that, ba and fu. they were seeking to stop the leaking, but too sweeping with their peeping? on monday the associated press , not an exercise, revealed the justice department seized two months worth of phone records from the phone lines. the ap called it an unprecedented intrusion. some former attorney generals have agreed that the operation was highly unusual. the dog -- the doj says the snoop was necessary to determine where the leak came from. a leak that attorney general holden says one of the most serious he has ever seen and it put the american people at risk. hopefully jay carney can do something to all or -- or can add something to all of the press reports. >> he found out about the news reports yesterday on the road. we have seen from the press reports the information about attempts to seek phone records. our information comes only from the press report. we have no knowledge of any attempt by the justice department to s

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as madison wrote in article 3 yippee ki-yay, ( bleep ). ( cheers and applause ) folks, i mean, why stop at removing september 11? i mean, i think-- i'll authorize anything that moves! all right, take out september 11. that thing can go. but there are so many other things that can come out. for instance, necessary. appropriate. we're not talking about wearing white pants after labor day. ( laughter ) okay, that can go. and we don't need that. and i think that's done. that's redundant. that's old. this is gone. that's out. that's out. that's out. that's out. that's out. okay. this is all you need. the president is authorized to use all force. ( cheers and applause ) you know, a little less-- a little less yakkety-yak. a more attackety-tack. this is short enough to tweet. #kaboom. ( laughter ) but you know, folks, these days it seems like i'm the only one who wants to keep america safe. here to tell me he wants to keep america safe is retired army colonel and professor of international relations at boston university, andrew bacevich. colonel, thanks so much for being on. ( cheers and appla

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and they will say, at sundance this kid stood up and he said i'm a public defender and people said yay! and that doesn't usually happens. the reaction is getting this idea of why someone would want to do this job and young people say they want to show this to their parents and say this is what i'm doing and this is why it's important to me. >> the media person, don, why do you think so little is known about public defenders. i don't know if you know the history in california, we have had public defenders office established in 1914, the first woman attorney. she had to sue to become a lawyer in california. she became a defense attorney and spent 20 years advocating for it and it finally passed in 1920. how do public defenders contribute to their anonymity. >> i'm not surprised it was a woman. but i think that much like me, the population that is served by public defender lawyers is so invisible without a lot of political power, but you add to that, public defenders, i'm going to grossly generalized, so here i go, as a group, wrap, i think in a zelous representation, they tend to be not

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yay, yay!the follow-up of the goals that became the challenge. >> tudor jones: we started asking grantees, "what are your goals?," and then holding them accountable. and yet, at the same time, providing management expertise and providing administrative help and legal help and help to secure buildings. so, we weren't just holding them accountable; we were helping them along the way. >> i need two on table nine, please. >> pelley: robin hood invested $5 million in the kitchen's expansion goals, and now they're serving more than twice as many as before. but when programs don't perform, robin hood takes the money back. >> tudor jones: every year, we probably defund 5% to 10% of our grantees-- not because the fact that they're not wonderful, not because of the fact that they're not trying real hard, but because we're not getting the results. >> pelley: you do that to 5% to 10% of your projects every year? >> tudor jones: yes, because we're always trying to find new things, and, by definition, you're

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. >> yay. >> that's excellent. >> sorry. >> no, don't be sorry.ust the title page, we don't have commissioner murphy listed. and under call to order, it says commission vice president woo ho called the meeting to order. [laughter] >> okay. >> we were channeling you. >> okay. >> those are the only corrections that i have. >> with those revisions may i have a motion to approve? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor? >> aye. >> item 3, public comment on executive session. >> executive session. >> so moved. >> second. >> execute session of conference counsel existing litigation matters. >> hi, scott. we will do vortex second, will you mind waiting outside? thank you, >> we need to get going. >> i think we will have a motion to reconvene in open session. >> so moved. >> second. >> she's coming. i move to reconvene in open session. >> second. all in favor. >> aye. >> i move to disclose in closed session the commission unanimously voted to approve the proposed settlement of the contract claimed by vortex construction for different site conditions for p

. ♪ >> yay!o. >> oh, get off the ledge, jacoby. >> oh, no. >> please. >> don't do it. don't do it. >> this is what i live with. >> oh. >> all right. we thank you so much, tom, so looking forward to that, as we said the biggest after-party ever. they are dishing on "dancing" then they'll take the stage. i wonder who else will dance this morning. >> no telling. no telling. but not george. let's get right to our -- that's a certainty. let's get right to our interview with jodi arias. just hours after pleading for her life in front of the jury she spoke with abc's ryan owens who joins us now from phoenix. you've been covering this trial from the beginning and now you had a chance to talk to her. good morning, ryan. >> reporter: good morning to you, robin. you're right. we sat down with her for almost an hour last night. she was worried about her hair. she was worried about her makeup and especially about her wardrobe. she did not want anyone to see the stripes they make her wear in jail much the one

yay!! get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ♪ ♪ >> jamie: welcome back. exclusive interviews, two key senators weigh in on a major policy speech from the president. president obama last week calling for a repeal of a resolution giving the executive branch to the power to track down and kill terrorists. listen to senators on the state u.s. national security? >> you find in a war like atmosphere you compromise basic values and basic freedoms and liberties. i'm not going to take lightly terrorism threat against the united states but if we constantly thinking this in the context of war we stand a very real risk of doing things that compromise our freedoms. >> i think we are diminishing our national security infrastructure. sequestration is hurting the military at the time they need it most. this speech did not help. >> jamie: joining me now, chris wallace. when lindsey graham gra8 says she worried, you have to pay attention. it's bad enough we don't have fleet week but the fac

. >> yay. i think that's the way to cap it off really. let's lose the fear. let's bring -- it's safety, risk prevention, online risk prevention, whatever you want to call is is not the goal. it's important but not the goal. it's the mean to the end and the end is full safe effective successful engagement in participatory media and culture and society. this is a participatory medium that we're talking about in a network world. we're are in this environment and network participatory environment and our students need the tools. they need social emotional learning is a key tool and technical and literacy and media is behavioral so this has just been a fantastic day. thanks to all for coming and thank you everybody. i just want to share one piece of data which i don't understand completely. maybe our friend from facebook can explain, his twitter colleagues what they do. a hash tag was created and "stop bullying sf barb and hash tag and generated 3 million personal impressions and 1.3 million followers within the last 24 hours. [applause] isn't that incredible? we

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. >> yay. >> that's excellent. >> sorry. >> no, don't be sorry. the title page, we don't have commissioner murphy listed. and under call to order, it says commission vice president woo ho called the meeting to order. [laughter] >> okay. >> we were channeling you. >> okay. >> those are the only corrections that i have. >> with those revisions may i have a motion to approve? >> so moved. >> second. >> all in favor?

that is -- yay, a great thing and giving our executive director some more power for suspension is really valuable and i personally appreciate those two items as well as the dj's of course, so that's great. i have no questions. i just wanted to tell you they appreciate all of that. anybody else have questions for the supervisor? >> yeah i do. supervisor wiener i have questions about the temporary permits. one of the biggest issues is the night issue and new owners bring issues as they try to keep things under control. is there any provision that they have to do community outreach before getting this temporary permit? >> well i will ask the executive director to respond in more detail. i can just tell you that the -- i think the maximum number of days -- was it 60 days? >> 90. >> 90 days. i mean it is a significant problem when a club is sold because of the place of entertainment permit is personal to the operator and doesn't run with the club like a conditional use permit would that going through the process is rather extensive and a club can be forced to shut down, so there's no requirem

it would be very easy for google to sit back and relax and say, yay, we're at, you know, $900 a share. $300 billion market value, and wall street loves what we're doing so we don't need to change that. but google has been a company that recently they have shifted management taking the long time head of android, putting him in another position at the company and promoting someone who had been in charge of chrome and having him also in charge of android. i think that shows that this is a company that isn't going to just say yeah, we're doing everything exactly as we should be. it's a company that recognizes there's room for improvement even though they are doing extremely well already. i think that's very good to see. >> you know, ben, there's no question here that google is behaving like an innovation machine. listening to a report from jon fortt from the conference, do you think the new product rollouts that he was talking about, are they game changers or the kind of things that are going to power google stock higher or is google getting too much away from its core business of search?

it's such a pleasure to be on with you and i'm looking at you and saying, yay, you, and i'm going to get the book for my nieces and nephews, thank you. >> guest: thank you so muff. >> host: before you respond i want to include sharon's comment on facebook because you mentioned it and a couple caller asked viewerrers mentioned it. please give more thoughts on the current slap from the bombing photos, dark-kinked man, even when said with obviousey hesitance sis their used as striptors to give an accurate identity but are immediately followed with the disclaimer about, nothing racial or ethnic intended. >> guest: well, i call it the cable news two-step. what they do is they say, now, we're not speculating here, and then they go on and speculate. what they did with that description was, john king from cnn said, i know people will find this sensitive but i'm going to good ahead on and say this incredibly inaccurate and vague description anyway. i think there's a reason why journalists and journalism organizations -- i teach at the pointer institute offer, as i said i'm on the media monito

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