i just want to point out tommy is the gentleman that's been working with the tenants and may be able to answer some of your questions. tommy i hate to bring you up but do you want to update us >> give me one second we'll use the proper formality here. >> sorry and it's best that all the commissioners get their questions out. >> so i think staff has begun above and beyond and i'm so glad that, you know, we have been perceived as the problem solving staff. so my worry was about the messaging and the media because it was a thing oh, we're evicting all these tenants because of dbis rules. that's not the case. in that part of the story was not out there. it feeds that perception among folks considering whether they're going to swastika in or not. i'm wondering if we have a strategy foretelling the story of what happened here. and have this sort of be a template for other folks who could, you know, bring their buildings up to snuff and provide affordable housing >> good morning commissioner. i'm tom huey director of the building inspection and first of all, regarding those jobs we asked th

adams' car in the corner panel which sent tommy's car right. we knew that was bad. >> in the business of drag racing, everything could change in a fraction of a second. when david's car steers into tommy's, traveling at 150 miles per hour, that's all it takes for things to go seriously wrong. >> when it went right and off the track into the grass, there was a small hump right there when you went off the track and he hit it, he hit it just right. the car just started barrel rolling. it went up in there and just started flipping. it looked like it was going faster there than it was actually on the race track. kind of a strange thing to see a 3,000-pound car flipping. it wasn't supposed to be that way t didn't look right. >> a drag racer since he was 14 years old, gaylon is no stranger to crashes. he even had a scary one himself in 2010, also caught on camera. he knows what tommy is going through. >> losing control of the car as a driver kind of gives you an eerie feeling. hold on and stop breathing and see where you're going. at that point in tim

all right, tommy. pretty nice setup you have here for us. we've got a roof ladder hooked into the ridge. we've got our harnesses tied into the ridge, as well. and we've got this nice plank on a roof jack, so we got plenty of room to work. can't be too safe when working on a roof. now, to get started, i want to remove the shingles around the skylight. we're going to start from the top and work our way down, and i want to save them because we're going to reuse them. all right. how many courses up? tom: let's go two or three courses up. i want to have plenty of room to get our new flashing in. i want to get under that nail, pry it loose. get it right up. when i get under the shingle like this and i pry up the nail and then pull it out, i don't damage the shingle, and we can reuse it afterwards. kevin: so, tommy, you want to take two courses off above the skylight. how far you want to go left and right of the skylight. well, at least a foot, so we can make sure we get a good seal when we install the skylight. tommy, let me see if i can just push

tommy, please stand u all right. tommy is here. yeah! kendrick: be sensitive when you talk about the child, her disability, or anything else that could upset young children. remember, these children are just as sensitive to the emotional climate around them as ordinary children are. say it a little louder. [whispering] hello. woman: a self-image is important to all children. good job. ok, tommy. you can sit down. good job. all human beings, not only special needs children-- first of all, before we can accomplish anything in life, we need to know who we are and what we are. so it may seem that because my children are so young we shouldn't be teaching those things, but to develop a child into being a whole child, you need to start with the developmental process very young. our children need-- we need to start developing good self-images: who you are, what you are, and where you're going. they don't know where they're going, but we should know where they're going, and that's exactly what we work on here at poe. kendrick: in teaching moderat

no es nada personal, buscamos el dinero tommy motola y vamos a pedirles 5 millones de dÓlares. >> yo, la verdad, es que el seÑor tommy motola, pues lo conozco de " hello, how are you, 5 millones meet de dÓlares.bye"e". entonces, ahÍ fue cuando ernestina dijo: " bueno, pero puede dar tres, yo creo que puede dar tres". y entonces, ellos pensaban que ella era mi amiga, entonces, dijeron: " oiga, laurita, no, no, no, cÁlmese, cÁlmese, cÁlmese porque y tambiÉn es por su amigo, porque es que nosotros la Íbamos a levantar. le dije, no, no es mi amiga, es mi hermana. -ah, es su hermana.-sÍ, sÍ es mi hermana". entonces, ahÍ se enteraron que ella era mi hermana. >> apenas conozco a ese seÑor y estoy segura que no va a pagar ese dinero por mÍ. >> ya veremos. ¿quieren un trago? >> sÍ. aunque sea un tÉ de tila, para que no me vaya a dar un infarto. [sollozos] >> ¡sssshhh! quietecitas. >> desde que nosotros llevamos, inmediatamente, pusieron la televisiÓn a todo volumen, es una manera de quebrantarte, es una manera de dominarte, es una manera de tomar te mÁs presa. yo sentÍa que

you were roommates with tommy, right? >> yeah, i was for a little while. >> so i don't understand how you were able to be roommates with tommy. >> i don't realize it either. he blocked off his part of the room with black curtains. >> of course. >> i didn't know what was going in there, but at one poimt i came home and in my doorjamb he was hanging from my door like a bat. i wanted to weep. i was ready to leave and he goes, do you want to go eat something? every day you didn't know what was going happen. >> my feeling is the room was a response to a romance that went bad. when you fantasize as a kid i'm gonna show this person. somebody dumped him and that's what this is about. >> it is a personal project, a revenge project that he was perfect and got dumped and this woman broke his heart. it is a passion project. >> let's go to the fight scene, one of my favorites. >> don't worry about it. >> don't touch me [bleep]. get out. >> stop it. stop it. >> leave her alone. you. >> you two are acting like children. >> son of a [ble

commissioner walker and i would like to ask tommy do you, you know, you know - could you give us a status on how many tenants have left. i'm curious to know >> the tenants are walking in right now we have a wonderful group of tenants. sorry we were all late but we had a misunderstanding. a few of the tenants have left by not a whole lot of tenants have left. i was contacted by the tenant and we immediately went in and started to organize the tenants and said they had the right to fight and they started knocking on doors and encouraging each other to stay and a fight. we have a meeting and we you filled in their rights and as much as & we knew about dbi although that kept changing. i got all the information i could. i want to add here 1067 is in the same situation as 1049. there's a code violation against 1067 for illegal use of residential space but my fear is we could be looking something although i hope the landlord has learned >> who initiated the practice. >> i understand there was a call. the complaints start in 07. the owner evicted a tenant and then the tenant didn't pay the rent a

right when i reached up to grab her is when just a split second too late is when she clipped tommy's horse. >> i could feel my filly take kind of a funny step. and i thought, god, we collided. >> sweet water oak stumbles. >> sweet water oak loses the rider. current lady in front. >> the next thing you know, she's popped back up and i just happened to be hanging on her neck. >> riders, please watch out. >> nate hubbard manages to stay on the horse and is hanging on to her neck. it's the only thing keeping him from being trampled by the other horses coming from behind at 40 miles an hour. >> i looked back behind me and nate is hanging off this horse's neck. i was just like shocked. >> nate is hanging on for dear life as sweet water oak continues to run the last stretch of the race. >> i'm looking at her in her eye just hanging on to her neck. i really had no idea how i got

how long had you been there, tommy? >> we got here early this morning, because our flight was delayed to newark. >> and tommy, how would you describe the way people reacted to this? >> very scared stampede and everyone was in a rush and all at ounce and heading to the terminal. and everybody reaction was to hit the ground and again no one knew what was going on. someone opened the door to the tarmac and fsh exited the tarm ac. >> how sure are you that the person was inside of the secure area. >> 100. >> 100. >> and tommy lags on. did you have friends family with you? >> my wife was with me. we are on the way to new york for the new york city marathon. >> it will be a difficult task to get to new york. >> one more thing, did you so anybody injured? >> i did not. no one was injured. >> good luck getting back east for the marathon in new york city. and a lot of people heading this way from points all over the world. that is our first eyewitness report. tommy lags on 100 percent sure that the shooter he saw was inside of th

tommy vitor, colonel jack jacobs, thanks so much. >>> coming up, congressional gridlock could give you a reason to cry over spilt milk. stay with us. over the next 40 years the united states population is going to grow by over 90 million people, and almost all that growth is going to be in cities. what's the healthiest and best way for them to grow so that they really become cauldrons of prosperity and cities of opportunity? what we have found is that if that family is moved into safe, clean affordable housing, places that have access to great school systems, access to jobs and multiple transportation modes then the neighborhood begins to thrive and then really really take off. the oxygen of community redevelopment is financing. and all this rebuilding that happened could not have happened without organizations like citi. citi has formed a partnership with our company so that we can take all the lessons from the revitalization of urban america to other cities. so we are now working in chicago and in washington, dc and newark. it's amazing how important safe, affordable housing is to th

next speaker. >> hi, my name is tommy meckum with the housing rights committee. i'd like to give a response to something you brought up, supervisor campos, about the numbers of cases we're seeing that are on record. i think

next speaker. >> hi, my name is tommy meckum with the housing rights committee. i'd like to give a response to something you brought up, supervisor campos, about the numbers of cases we're seeing that are on record. i think they're as low as they seem in comparison to maybe what happened in the late 90's is because in the late 90's we weren't having the buyouts and the threats that are pushing people out. i think if we calculate in the buyouts and the threats we definitely have more evictions than we did back then because a buyout and a threat of an eviction that drives somebody out is an eviction as far as i'm concerned. i'd like to express my support for the legislation that's been proposed, the repeals and reforms of

tommy mentioned about the other buildings you know when the tenants were saying - yesterday he says yeah, i'm i'm going to go ahead and keep going. maybe supervisor kim and i didn't you think this by them but there may be a need for more to your memory for any change on market street so if something is passed we can keep everything in more thank you. and that may keep everything the same. the mayor might consider if we're going to have this elaborate process by an owner who is not honest i'm disappointed he wants to do the right thing and now, clearly the wrong thing he's notes trustworthy and not cooperate and collaborative. i'm wondering director huey can't there be a more thank you. it just freeze things so we can figure out this thing to preserve those housing units in commercial buildings. so i want to throw that out for supervisor kim and others to consider >> thank you. >> sorry randy only one question. the other aspect of this if you - if everybody was to keep their unit and the improvements were done what would happen to the rent >> you raise a good question if the owner went ou

we should meet, madame nhu said on the phone after tommy's birth. the first time she expressed any willingness to meet my face to face. she must he around i cooperate be conspiring to hurt her if i was with a baby so the insisted i bring tommy. paris be all right? i was going to visit my relatives and a stop in paris would be on the way. i didn't tell her i was visiting the french colonial archives in the south of france to see what other history i could pull up. i knew how firmly she believed her version of the truth should be adequate and report unchallengedded when with obvious cracks. our meeting was to take place in a catholic church not far from her apartment. we would meet in the nave in front of st. joseph statue at 10:00 a.m. then we can go to the park across the street to talk. it will be very discreet. when i got inside the church the doors closed, shut ought the bright sun. i thought i should be worried. i reminded myself i was just introducing tommy to a little old lady. she had been the dragon lady but has also been a mother four times

i don't i welcome to the world is love and you know tommy and tokyo shares a look at some of the stories we're following this hour. i am. relief workers are trying to bring food water and medical supplies to people in the central philippines in the aftermath of a devastating typhoon. cambodia windsor partially goal victory over thailand by un court rules on some disputed land here. it stores to and the teaching of japan's population is affected almost every aspect of society. even chris is creating new talent rescuers in the philippines are struggling to reach as survivors and many remote areas affected by typhoon quite yet. airports have been flattened and roads are blocked. the official death toll has topped seventeen hundred but authorities fear that number could rise dramatically to at least ten thousand the money and battered the islands including wheat and some on friday before heading out over the south china sea. it made its main city of le bon the move almost nothing was left untouched. local media say coastal areas were flattened by waves more than four meters high. authorities

next speaker. >> hi, my name is tommy meckum with the housing rights committee. i'd like to give a response to something you brought up, supervisor campos, about the numbers of cases we're seeing that are on record. i think they're as low as they seem in comparison to maybe what happened in the late 90's is because in the late 90's we weren't having the buyouts and the threats that are pushing people out. i think if we calculate in the buyouts and the threats we definitely have more evictions than we did back then because a buyout and a threat of an eviction that drives somebody out is an eviction as far as i'm concerned. i'd like to express my support for the legislation that's been proposed, the repeals and reforms of the ellis act, the legislation being proposed by the antidisplacement group, i hope all these things happen and they have an effect on the speculation that's happening in our city. i know people have talked about the lack of affordable housing. it is avery real problem. i have an idea how we can address that too. i think when we are developing the

tommy gorman in belfast. thank you a woman has being charged with assisting the suicide of woman and dublin in twenty eleven and what's believed to be the first prosecution of its kind in this country for two year old kayla o'rourke from coach their gardens and tata is accused of assisting the suicide of fifty one year old bernadette fort. gail rock was a test this morning it's taxed at the teen market and pens to the six twenty left and she ate it at that six pounds so the pic you it's the suicides of projects for team captain dublin district court was told she replied not guilty plea to charges of up to her dale ross was given the bulk of evidence to the center court for trial by jury to the dublin circuit criminal court should be before that scores on december the thirteenth. she thinks tax under section two of the criminal law suicide act of nineteen ninety three the maximum penalty for someone found guilty under that legislation is fourteen years in prison. the court xiv had no objection to pan and milt

go to tommy in georgia. tommy. >> caller: what's up, jim? how have you been doing? >> i've been doing real well. how have you been, tommy? >> caller: i've been doing great. >> do you know who's the greatest? a.j. green, man? he got shut down by that quarter. what's up? >> caller: i was wanting to hear what you think about tyco international. >> oh, geez, i like tyco. spin-off couldn't get the wrong -- lightning round. >> announcer: the lightning round is sponsored by tg ameritrade. >>> don't forget salesforce.com's huge dreamforce conference where we learned so much about the cloud. there's a tech revolution happening right now. but you'd never know it because the revolution is really about how companies do business. and that just doesn't have the media sex appeal of the next big consumer gadget. it may not seem sexy, but these game changers have produced some incredible gains. that's why i want to go off the tape with a privately held company right at the cutting edge of all this cloud-based innovation. i'm talking about ken andy. a cloud based provider of resource

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tommy had an active career, sniffed down missing hikers. also helped dismantle a large drug trafficking group. he's going to get a lot of love and will live with the family of the officer. >> well, major california insurer calling a time out on policy cancellations brought on by affordable care act. >> individual plan through blue shield have more time to extend their coverage. blue shield giving them a three-month reprieve to allow time to select insurance through the health exchange. blue shield sent notices saying plans would be withdrawn from the market. that is when insurance commissioner dave jones says cancellations required a six-month warning and threatened legal action if those people were not given more time. >> i will make sure law is complied with and consumers protected in this case this means people should have been given notice. now we've given them a chance to stay in the current policies if they so choose. >> today, consumer watch dog called on all health insurers to delay cancellation for 90 days, arguing with blue shield

after being out 13 games, tommy shot from 43 feet not 42. 11-0 san san jose. 3-0, and here comes burns. welcome back to the net. he will deliver. they win 5-1. they host new jersey saturday night and all over tampa bay. kapernick, when you are down a lot of folks saying one-year wonder. not so quick, but we will here from him and harbaugh. he can turn it around with a good performance with the redskins. lowest quarterback in the nfl. >> not as comfortable. others make plays. they are getting open. >> we didn't have big hitters in the last game. the longest play was 24 yards. always driving for big chunks. >> charles hailey for the hall of fame. 49ers will not play next season at levi stadium on a sunday "ul: night -- excuse me no monday or thursday nights. they are worried about the traffic with fans getting in and out. they don't want to jump in the rush-our traffic. they said to the nfl no monday or thursday. they will try this again with davis. vernon davis according to fan tech will receive $4 million up front. you can own 10% of vernon davis on and off the field. fan tech will sha

so here you have a case for tommy de la cruz started in the negro league was signed and by joe cambria for the baseball club and never disappear in the regular season. but he does eventually show up in 1942 itching for the cincinnati reds. what i found in the book was about a dozen cases of ballplayers who started in the negro league's and moved into the major leagues. the purpose of this is not to say that these men preceded jackie robinson. the color line was still there. what they showed us how the color line is being manipulated throughout this time and how notions of racial difference are plagued upon by executives and major league teams to broker access into major league this fall. >> we and our look at baseball with columnist george will. mr. weld appeared at the very first book festival in 2001 to discuss his book, bonds. camden yards, pete rose and other reflections on baseball. here's a portion of that event. [applause] >> my marching orders are to talk about and referring to books. one comic collection of political columns in the other a collection of baseball items, which i

and you go on to tell who tommy thompson was. this had to do with a campaign contribution. how much of that did you find in this story? >> guest: campaign contri... c-span: the campaign contributions, the--the whole campaign finance issue that we talk with--so much about. >> guest: oh. well, the campaign finance issue is--is central to understanding adm. i mean, you know, if you look at virtually every campaign s--finance scandal, ultimately you find adm or dwayne andreas involved. i mean, my--my--my favorite little adm tidbit: you know, everybody remembers the famous story of the $25,000 check that was traced from the--i think it was the minnesota or the midwest campaign finance chairman for the committee to re-elect the president in 1972--traced to the bank account of a watergate burglar. c-span: nixon campaign. >> guest: burglar, right. it was... c-span: yeah. >> guest: and--and, you know, they ultimately--what isn't as well known is who wrote the check, and the check itself came from dwayne andreas. that same year, dwayne and

tommy acally looks better. >> anyway,ou guys. >> hor gets you through. >> sure does. do you like a man th a beard? >> or chest hair? >> or chest hair. >> okay. do you like a man th a beard? >> no, i don't. >>kay. >> we're going to play a game. and it's called "guess that beard." we're read >> beard number one. >> i can't wt. >> oh, that's what's his ne. >> not hug-- >> ben affleck. >> i don't know names. >> and beard number two is hh jackman. >> you can wear anytng you nt. >> andumber three. huh? >> oh, that's the guy from -- >> kevin klein? >> no. it i-- i know, john hamm and beard number fr is -- george clooney! >> wow. >> and the last one? "duck dynast" our my cousin from appalachia. >> did i tell you were brilliant again? >> whad the biggest day and forgoto remind you we're illiant. at's what the daily ws says. >> you c still get it online at dailynews.com. i thought for sure they were going to r that headline. >>e're starting to have lunches th people who help u with that column. and they are a wild and wacky azy bunch. >> here's a question for you, have you gone

martin raul and associations and linda hicks and the design jerseys tip i didn't and tommy mary and associates let's give them all a hand human resources, of course, i not be in trouble if i didn't introduce the board. (calling names) gordon? are you in the house. let's hear it for the old guy. i'm not that far behind him. there are so many people to thank but heavy duty who did the heavy lifting on the staff side? but the housing development team we want to give them the spur hand and joy to the world. anyway, we really need affordable housing we're so happy to have a mare that cares about it. this goes for our community. i envision a lot of the families living here. this is when real estate becomes more of a commodity but we need housing for san franciscans. all you folks be positive for once this is good stuff we should celebrate by batter up first t is kevin coma up. from raymond jeans. thank you. what was i was talking about this is a ground breaking in a true sense so anyways, i work for raymond james we've raised about $4 billion to date and have become actually in california. this is o

we marched with supporters to that news conference held at the tommy smith statue which is a symbol of civil rights and they had all their mouths taped as assist bell. -- a simple. many have expressed dissat faction. -- dissat faction. a 4th has been charged in juvenile court. they put a lock around his neck called him names and kept racist paraphernalia in their suite. activists are asking why they did not act more quickly. an incident expert will lead a proposed reform and people will receive better training to act on warning signs of abuse and they will act with students to discuss their concerns. now the black student union have said, members will be taking some action at the news conference and we are not sure what that is. as you see, they did have their mouths taped because they have not had a mouth in all of this and they have not been asking that they expel them rather than expel them and we will have more later janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >>> they are mourning the loss of a long time coach and teacher. they are remembering john web who was killed while driving on f

irish quarterback tommy reece through a school record. today continuing it against another military branch. here a pass to tj jones. irish up 17-14. not re dame down. to ben koliak. tommy reece 214 passing yards, two scores and two interceptions. here is the midshipman. td pass for reynolds, but the navy is back up by three. ment irish keeps fighting. >> air time over the navy defense. good day. carried 140 yards. not re damn fourth consecutive win for not rer damn since 1998. >> the red cox - the parade healed a different series. it was a time when hundreds of thousands of red sox fans lined the street, starting at the green monster at fenway park, ending at the charles winner. it was highlighted by a touching moment at the boston marathon finish line. three were killed and many injured on april 15th. it 25 duck boats carrying the players stopped at the blue and yellow finish line, where a player placed a world series trophy on it. the red sox defeated the st louis cardinals winning the franchises 8th world series title. i'm darren hayne

tommy tucker es que no tiene. ya la tengo con su pensión de lópez obrador. por cierto, el miércoles tres es cumpleaños de lilly téllez laura zapata se va a presentar en el un avión laura zapata también vi un grupo de seis cantantes, más o menos como una bohemia sabrosa, se ve bastante interesante. rebeca de alba dice que puede ser que adopte un bebé pero que todavía más el momento, me pregunto cuándo será, no por nada sino porque la paciencia se agota y no nada más la paciencia, las leyes para adopción en méxico impidenque una mujer mayor de 40 años y soltera pueda adoptar, a menos de que tú tengas algún arreglo personal con alguien, seguramente lo pueden lograr, pero las leyes son estrictas al respecto y después de 40 años ya no puedes adoptar si eres hombre soltero tampoco que yo sepa no lo siento, lo seguiremos apoyando como debe de ser rebeca de alba uno desea ser madre llena exclusiva para ventaneando la guapa conductora compartió que noes el momento, sin embargo más adelante le gustaría adoptar que otro que la vida son etapas ento

and tommy agreed to answer these questions in our first round and there was this and tommy davis and his wife came to the new york offices along with these two respond to these questions. i was in heaven. this was, to me, my editor threw me aside and said you know what you've got. and in that sense i was given a lot of operations and then they turn off the spigot and is continued to send backchecking theories and they were very reluctant. but they did respond somewhat. >> his book is "going clear." we have about a minute left with another color. go ahead, david. >> thank you. do you know the book in the name of science, which criticized dianetics in the 1960s. and then the quote that sunlight is the best disinfectant. what are your thoughts? >> i used to be a subscriber and it's really helpful. some like being the best disinfectant, it seems to be the only way to deal with this organization. i ran into an fbi investigation and they were talking to some of the same people and i found out what they were telling the fbi and the fbi was preparing to free all of these people at the headqu

. >> like many of the train passengers, tommy cross is on his way home from seeing the new year's eve fireworks show in san francisco. when he sees the officer entering the train car. >> i thought he was coming for me for a second, but he went right past me. and grabbed the young man who just walked on the train. >> the b.a.r.t. police officer, tony peroni, is responding to a report of a fight on the train that the conductor called in. >> the lead car, no weapons, all black clothing. a group is all we have. >> the transmission was bm. a group of bms which represented black males. >> cephus johnson's nephew, oscar grant, is one of a group of men involved in altercation just moments before. >> oscar and his friend was on the train. an old friend of his they used to know had some issues in the past, and they saw each other. next thing you know, they grabbed each other and starting trustleing. >> the scuffle comes to an end as the train pulls into the station. >> they squashed it, they went about their business and then the train, of course, as you know, came to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. sta

i'm tommy. i'm the general manager for the puc. the matter before you is a matter of a contract approval for the grit hall for 2 years. the board approval is needed pursuant to the charter it must be accepted and the total cost will exceed the $2 million threshold. it will be needed in a lot of city we have solids we have to haul outside the county and the intermit that must be hauled out. if we didn't have this service we would have two days left of holding and the sludge would pile up. the puc would have this contact where the trucking has provided the services to date. the resolution before you exercises a 2 year option for the trucking by rem this resolution it will be preventing a gap. we ask you move this forward and happy to answer any questions you may have >> colleagues, any questions. supervisor avalos. yes, thank you for your prevention. there was a lawsuit that was done by s and s trucking to the city and i believe it was based on it has been resolved because we got the contract and i heard the concerns about s and s no

tommy thomson predicted this outcome. if you having trouble. signing up so few people, it almost begs the question, can this thing support itself without a big old tax increase to pay for it? >> no, neil, it can't. let's take a quick look at the problem the. first the roll out was flawed. terribly. they did not test it. secondly, they done tell the truth in re-- they did not tell the truth in regard to fact all people would have their policies canceled they are just finding out, and as you said 4 million fewer people are now covered today than before the act was passed, unreal. but the biggest problem is till to come that is the -- still to come, that is say that this not going to be able to have the finances to support it. neil: what do you do? at that point, what do you do? normally government is never one to relinquish a law, and say to hell with it it's not working, by hook or crook, only way to do it to try to ram a tax increase down. you will have to find some way to pay for it target rich or insurance companies, something has to give, i

well -- [laughter] i don't know what he was saying but it clearly looked ike outtakes from "tommy boy." this is where it's going. [laughter] terrible camera work, by the way. has it occurred to mayor rob ford that all these videos of him smoking crack and acting crazy are an indication that even his friends are going, no one is going to believe this (bleep). [ laughter ] and he is so like -- it's clear to me now that he smokes crack to calm himself. [ laughter ] >> it be a -- i don't want to stick my (bleep). >> jon: by the way politifact rated that last statement from the mayor true. [ laughter ] the nfl is full of mysteries like why do the players keep getting concussions and what is up with all the concussions and why do they keep developing brain damage later in life? i guess some mysteries aren't meant to he be solved but last week the curtain was pulled back on the miami dolphins locker room exposing the underbelly of rookie hazing. >> suspended richieage cog neato after allegations he may have bullied jonathan martin so bad he may have left the team. >> jon: first things first,

maybe if we all wore suits they would stop picking on him zbp tommy knew that was the right thing to do. 45 other kids stood by his side. >> it was very emotional. before he went to bed, he was crying. i said, what's the matter. he said he felt very loved. that's my wish for him every night. >> reporter: their little big man on campus should sleep well thanks to his friends, the badgers. >> standing tall. >> standing tall with the guys behind him. making sure he's protected. what great kid. all of them great kids. >>> stay with us for "good morning america." have a great monday. >> if you have not felt it yet, you probably know we're dealing with some of the coldest air of the season and this wintry blast is threatening to make a mess of one of the busiest travel days. >>> and, the debate of the city raising the ibm minimum wage. good morning, i'm jummy olabanji. >> i'm autria godfrey. it is so cold out there. jacqui jeras is here talking about teens and 20s today. >> winds will be a little bit lighter so it might not feel quite so bad but it is a brutal start. we've got 25-degrees i

i'm tommy. i'm the general manager for the puc. the matter before you is a matter of a contract approval for the grit hall for 2 years. the board approval is needed pursuant to the charter it must be accepted and