and now if you could just turn mr. moore over to me. we agreed that whoever had the best evidence would retain custody. that we did, and, frankly, ma'am, there is no conceivable universe wherein you have better evidence than i do. not at the moment, maybe, but right now, my detectives are looking through every single car mr. moore delivered over the past two years. and good luck with that. in the meantime, i'm gonna get a nice little extradition order for you. have a pleasant evening, ma'am.

thank you, mr. moore. you have a good one.. >> guest: yes. the -- what has happened in the middle east this past year has been incredible. absolutely incredible, and of course, you know, the line is we're always, you know, seemingly on the wrong side or actually on the wrong side, but took us awhile to get the idea what was going on in egypt. then we got behind. it they were doing peacefully. when they were doing it with arm and weapons and bombs in libya. we were right there right away. but when you look at countries like bahrain, our fifth fleet is based people out in the street practically every day. people being shot, you know, one phone call from the president. this little country their economy exists in large part because we fund so we can base our fleet there could take care of this problem. i don't know why we don't do more of that? i think all people want to live in peace. i think dictators are a bad idea. i think countries where they are based on a religion and the -- the theocracy, i think, those -- i just think it doesn't allow fo

so fast forward to mr. moore sees remove it and you get of course us imagine they were white in the massacre to get the picture of the coptic pope ordain some division and their natural language. basic see, this proves that the copts are happy with the coup because now they would have ended islam in egypt and now they can wear white again. so whatever the education and the mass media is built on already existing death that have existed for generations, to say the least. >> yes. hello, on my right. >> [inaudible] >> thanks both of you very much. i wanted to ask a question, sam, and for that matter, rob, you spoke of the attempt that the modernizers had for their fellow citizens. contempt that was basic centered on the fact that their fellow citizens were traditional and pious, and, therefore, they had relatively little impact on that segment of the population, which is the majority. in the present circumstances, some substantial portion of that population turned against morsi and the brotherhood. in your opi

. >> mr. sanchez is there any consideration for visible screening of the equipment base if you're a resident irresponsible of how this happened and why it didn't have is a permit is there any visible mitigation that might be a mitigates for adding the visual screen. >> definitely it would be part of a variance decision because that's also one of the items considered today so it could be credit card by the commission that would be imposed by the variance. >> we talked earlier about live ability i would find it difficult to put might have in the situation of the person who made the comments about the noise and smell it seems to be the visual impact on the quality of our life your bedroom or living room or all of the above each time you look up to get a feeling of a street you don't want to look at exhaust equipment. so i suggest we have the department work with the reasonable solution to sun screening that don't add height and shadow but visually breaks the idea of not having to look at this equ

. >> mr. sanchez is there any consideration for visible screening of the equipment base if you're a resident irresponsible of how this happened and why it didn't have is a permit is there any visible mitigation that might be a mitigates for adding the visual screen. >> definitely it would be part of a variance decision because that's also one of the items considered today so it could be credit card by the commission that would be imposed by the variance. >> we talked earlier about live ability i would find it difficult to put might have in the situation of the person who made the comments about the noise and smell it seems to be the visual impact on the quality of our life your bedroom or living room or all of the above each time you look up to get a feeling of a street you don't want to look at exhaust equipment. so i suggest we have the department work with the reasonable solution to sun screening that don't addgh

moore and restoring a fair and impartial voting process to the documentary category of the oscars. >> he produced minority report, rainman, "jurassic park," schindler's list, some of the biggest movies you've heard of. he says this is the victory for the silent supermajority in america like the heartland, between the coast, and he thinks they will get a much more fair shake now. >> also a victory for the other judges. michael moore, whatever else, whatever you think of his politics is one of the most unhappy abrasive people i've ever met in my life. i can't imagine sit ongoing a voting board with him. >> we'll see who they replace him with? >> especially in the documentary category. i only watch documentaries. boy, politics really plays a role. some of the winners are not that good. >> some of your favorite documentaries come to mind? >> man on a wire. a lot of great documentaries. but some are garbage, long editorials, not interesting. >> if you ever get a chance, look up crumb. >> of course i've seen it. >> have you -- it's fascinating. >> okay. i know what you've doing this afterno

that mr. shakespeare has ever owned now belonged to dee dee moore. >> narrator: when he goes missing, all eyes turn to her. >> they're saying that i took

moore getting back in the car with mr. smith. >> so did you tell him, "yeah, he's still living?" >> reporter: the jury hears dee dee moore continuing to instruct smith to tell people shakespeare was alive even though he now knew his gentle friend was dead. >> yeah, i told him he's still living. i said, "anybody wanna know if he's still living? yeah, he's still living." >> reporter: prosecutors say the recordings show dee dee's efforts to cover up murder. >> i guarantee you that ronald has killed him. i just know it because the man threatened to kill my son. >> reporter: here she sounds confused. she's telling greg about ronald the supposed drug dealer who she claims killed shakespeare. but she probably forgot she had already asked him to pretend to be ronald. >> they were doing a big drug deal and i think ronald killed him for the money abraham had on him. >> you call ronald and you tell this mother [ bleep ] listen here we gonna get you out of this [ bleep ] we need to know where this mother [ bleep ] is at and if he did it. >> reporter: it may be hard to follow the plot of the

moore. thespeaker pro tempore: gentlelady is organized for one minute. moore: mr. speaker, be not deceived, the people are not mocked. in 24 hours, if we do not send an exact bill back to the senate, not a colon, not a semicolon, not a paragraph, not a were different, the government will shut down. this is not about medical devices, about birth control, about obamacare, the affordable care act, it is about continuing to have our government operate for another few days. if we don't send -- we have 24 hours for this congress to agree on the exact bill, and i agree with my other colleagues -- this whole debate is a subterfuge and a proxy for a strong desire to bring this nation to its knees and to punish the people for electing barack obama president of the united states. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time is expired. the gentleman from kentucky reserves his time. the gentlelady from new york. i amowey: mr. speaker, pleased to yield one into the gentleman from california, mr. sherman. thespeaker pro tempore: gentleman from california is recog

moore: mr. speaker, be not desied, the people are not mocked -- deceived, the people are not mocked. in 24 hours if we don't send an exact bill back to the senate, not a colon, not a semicolon, not a paragraph, not a word different, the government will shut down. the debate is not about medical devices, about birth control, about obamacare, the affordable care act. it is about continuing to have our government operate for another few days and if we don't send a bill, we have 24 hours for this congress to agree on the exact bill and i ree with my colleagues, this whole debate is a subterfuge and a proxy for strong desire and to punish people for electing bralk as president of the united states. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the back. ady yields the gentlelady from new york is recognized. mrs. lowey: i recognize the gentleman from california, one minute. . sherman: mr. sherman: soon, the government of the world's greatest country will shut down and will reopen enwhen the public decides wh

commissioner moore. >> i would agree with those examiners who expressed concerns that a massive addition like the stairs and the i've said for the last seven years that our attitude towards property line windows needs to be reexamined relative who when buildings are built. their ability with respect to each other and one and one doesn't make two but to treating create a larger south and the side yard properties are - property line windows is essentially. under any circumstances that's not only for single families but large apartment buildings all the way down do the mayor and that includes separation by 5 are 10 feet. i've lived p in one of those buildings and still do in nob hill and i've proposed that challenge that the department needs to move ahead so we ultimately don't measure the - i'm in full support of not building in the side set back and reventing the need for a elevator based the cheer assessment is speculative but it can be accommodated in order to serve an aging couple i'm in support of the

moore: thank you, mr. speaker. the nutrition reform work opportunity act of 2013 is rife with fraud, waste, and abuse. the bill is fraudulent in its claims that it's a benevolent bill that merely institutes work requirements and won't hurt children. in my very own state of wisconsin 4,000 children will lose free and reduced lunch and as the entire family will be penalized, it will also hurt the elderly and disabled to live in the households. it's fraudulent. it's a bill that is a waste of ur constituents' belief in and stewardship in us that we would do the conscientious right thing for the american people. we don't throw people under the bus when they're in a recession and can't find employment. it's a waste. it is abusive of 15% of americans and 22% of children who live in abject poverty. i ask my colleagues to reject this bill rife with fraud, waste, and abuse. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the time of the gentlelady has expire theffed gentleman from oklahoma continues to reserve.

commissioner moore. and (calling names) >> so moved commissioners that motion passes 6 to 1. >> on the variance if anyone would like to copy of the decision copy please contact mr. air force versus and you'll get a copy. >> commissioners you have one remaining item on your regular calendar. at 212 on california street this is a mandatory discretionary review so for the people who are leaving the room please leave the room equivocally so we can precede with this hearing >> good afternoon president fong i'm with the department staff. the case is a mandatory discretionary review requesting two - the proposed mc d will not allow smoking or vaporizing eating - they're not located within a school or community center that serves persons under the age of 18. they are not located in the alcoholic areas. we've received support to the project and option from four different people. in order to minimize the commercial areas the following conditions are being recommended the business hours are limited from 8 to 4 and

the vehicle driven by roger moore as james bond to escape a helicopter attack. the bid was bee lot estimated price. >> i'd buy it where would you ride it? >> i don't know. i haven't figure that had out yes. it's cool as a sub. >> yes. >> all a hoax. a big joke and got everybody. >> yes. we're talking about the you tube video called worst twerk fail ever. turns out there is more than we showed you on friday. >> this showed the dangerous consequences of a woman's fail add tempt at twerking. waits a prank. well well staged. the twerker is a hollywood stunt woman and the owe comedian played the video you did not see at the end. >> turns out jimmy was the mastermind behind the video pulling in nine million views on you tube. >> we shot the video two months ago posting it on you tube. we didn't send to it tv stations. i didn't tweet it or put it on news web sites just on the internet, you tube, let the magic happen. >> that is remarkable he says he up loaded the video to put an end to twerking. i say, thank you, jimmy for that. >> yes. still ahead san francisco distri

when the obama said to the bones oh my mr miller. it's addition of politically correct that i'm correcting the wall street journal's stephen moore more recently appeared on fox news is your world with neil cavuto to discuss the fast food workers protests that took place across the country last week that's when he proceeded to make these claims. i was. friends of mine who run some of these franchises how do you make how do you make any money on the ninety nine cents menu you know you're selling fries and you know double burger for ninety nine cents billion they have very thin margins and if you. require fifteen dollar an hour wages for some of those workers first of all you're going to have a lot less teenagers hired for those kinds of jobs you're going to have those starter jobs just won't exist and the other thing that will happen neal is exactly what you just said that they will substitute workers with machines that automated things you know you're wrong on the claim that a higher minimum wage would decrease teenage unemployment is

when the obama said to the phones on mr miller get. the night's edition of politically corrected i'm correcting the wall street journal stephen moore more recently appeared on fox news is your world with neil cavuto to discuss the fast food workers protests that took place across the country last week that's when he proceeded to make these claims. i was asked friends of mine who runs some of these franchises how do you make how do you make any money on the nine united stats menu you know you're selling fries and you know double burger for and i denied sounds. very thin margins and if you. require fifteen dollars an hour wages for some of those workers first of all you're going to have a lot less teenagers hired for those kinds of jobs you're going to have those starter jobs just won't exist and the other thing that will happen meal is exactly what you just said that they will substitute workers with machines that automated things you know you know the claim that a higher minimum wage would decrease teenage unemployment is completely fa

kip moore. and kacey musgraves. >> and the nominees for male vocalist of the year are. jason aldean. mr. luke bryan. eric church. blake shelton. last but not least, mr. keith urban. >> okay. i get the last one for this segment. the nominees for entertainer of the year are -- jason aldean. luke bryan. blake shelton. george strait. and taylor swift. >> amazing, amazing announcement. guys, not one but two, new artists of the year. and vocal duo. how does it feel? >> pretty dang good. >> excellent company you're in. cheryl, you live in nashville, the heart and soul of country music. how does it feel to share this with your friends? >> i love it. it was really fun to read your names. i'm a big fan. and i think we're all rooting for you. >> we have a couple questions from fans. we're always here for you. first duo to top billboard country charts with your first two singles. what are the plans for the year to come? >> we're going to work harder than ever. hopefully harder than this year. we're going to buy a house. >> and we have to headline through here so the good times star

in particular -- [applause] in particular the coalition cites mr. orr's recent interview with "the wall street journal" where he stated and i quote for a long time the city was lazy happy and rich. now we know that recently black politicians have taken to the public airwaves to excoriate black people. he is not even an elected official. we are talking about the vicious transmission of the stereotypes as the basis for public policy. we can't allow that to happen. and the way in which these vicious stereotypes operate others they have a material consequence because the impact they have policies recommended at the behest of an anti-democratic process like emergency manager. perhaps we can get brother al to elaborate the concerns that the members of his union have about the detroit emergency manager because i'm sure he doesn't think that his employees and his constituency are, lazy, rich and happy. thank you so much for the. >> congressman conyers and reverend anthony. afscme believes that where we are today goes to the adage that elections matter. when

. >> mr. chairman, could i make one quick comment? >> sure. >> there's a lot of different grants others. i saw senator coburn on television make a very strong statement after the tornado in moore, oklahoma. this gets back to your earlier statement by jane harman, and the passage of the emergency supplemental following hurricane say there were some very artful and to the stafford act that got inserted into the bill that created more leeway and flex builder of the local governments to do with things like debris removal, where there was an economic incentive for them to do what was best for them, but also preserve those funds and allow in for another use. so i think there may be some utility and look at what we were able to do and i realize that was really an unusual way to amend the stafford act but i think there may be some insight there to begin on how you could empower local communities with flexibilities such as an economic incentive for them to do what's right and built off that. i congratulate everybody on that piece of legislatio

thank you, mr. moore. you have a good one. >> guest: yes. what's happened in the middle east this past year has been incredible, absolutely incredible and, of course, you know -- i don't know why it is we're always, you know, seemingly on the wrong side or actually on the wrong side. but it took us a while to get behind -- what was going on in egypt and then we got behind it. they were doing it peacefully. when they were doing it with arms and weapons and bombs in libya we were right there right away but we do it in companies in bahrain where our fifth fleet is based people out in the streets practically every day, people being shot, you know, one phone call from the president, this little country could be funded where we base our fleet could take care of this problem. i don't know why we don't do it. i think all people really want to live in peace. i think dictators are a bad idea. i think countries where they are based on a religion and it's a theocracy i think that those -- i just think that doesn't allow for the people who aren't part of

in particular, -- [applause] in particular, the coalition cites mr. moore's recent comments where he stated, i quote for a long time the city was dumb, lazy, happy, and rich. we know repeatedly black politicians have taken to the public air waves to excoriate black people. i ain't say nothing else after that. we can't get used to that. hey not even an elected official. we are talking about, again, the vicious transmission of stereo type as the basis for public policy. we can't allow that to happen. the way in which the vicious stereo type operate obviously have a material consequence. they impact the public policy -- on behalf of the antidemocratic process like emergency manager. perhaps we can get brother al to elaborate the concerns that the members of union have about the detroit emergency manager. was i'm sure he didn't think that his employees and his constituency are dumb, lazy, rich, and happy. thank you so much, brother al. >> congressman conyers and certainly brother anthony. as believe, where we are today goes to thed a thaj elections matter