and tricia harkins, the producer for whom productions my favorite location for filming. in recent years there has been a steady decline in san francisco and generally in california in the fuel industry. based on the wanted them to come to their locations. the net result is that the city has specifically lost the money usually generated in to the local economy. fortunately, hbo, doing business on multiple productions has committed to film in san francisco. the film is entitled hemingway and kill warned the residents -- still filmed in san francisco. production is currently a tentative. they are an office tenant in good standing. engaging in several leases, several locations at a modified rent schedule, the networks that would result would be the port. these are proximate depending on the start date and end date. the port will receive about $57,000 per month, or $230,000 for the term of the lease. plus, service valued at $350,000, the total would be called would not be expanding any of its own resources the benefit from these leases because of with awareness of its public

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tricia king, a neurologist with the university of maryland medical center is talking about i-dosing. fad that has kids downloading music made from droning noises. >> i-dosing is designed to work through soundtracks that arening feared to -- are engineered to have slightly different frequencies between the right and left ear. >> reporter: jewel find clips on -- you'll find clips on youtube with kids turning up the volume to get that digital high, claiming they can feel the same rush as taking real drugs like marijuana, cocaine or acid. >> it's a beautiful outfit there. >> reporter: are these kids just hooked on hype? dr. king has extensively studied the brain. she says it's unlikely this kind of beep could bring a legitimate reaction. >> it can produce a state of relaxation and enjoyment. and as far as getting a state of euphoria high, that may be more related to the power of suggestion. >> reporter: king says i-dosing probably won't cause any more physical harm than simply listening to any music in your head phones but says it should sound alarms for parents because it may be a sign

they have two grown daughters lindsay and tricia. after graduating from college, he found a job as a salesman for a small plastics company. he ended up president of the firm. >> i poured my heart and soul into running a small business. >> reporter: he was elected to congress in 1990, and was one of the so-called "gang of seven," freshman republicans who launched an ethics crusade against veteran house members. >> i believe we ought to have full disclosure. >> reporter: and now, the veteran republican operator will face a new group of reformers, a wave of members who have to come to change the way washington does business, again. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> it is an immensely powerful post. and tomorrow, i will be sitting down to question the man himself, john boehner, the first major network interview with the incoming speaker of the house. >>> and coming up, $600 billion to save the economy? a bold new plan. but will it work? so now, i can join the fun and games with my grandchildren. great news! for people with copd, incl

. >> tricia? >> yeah, tricker.this table like i never could. >> only the eight ball remains. [ laughter ] that's game, kid! >> jimmy: tough break for me, but a deal's a deal. time to pay up. just going to get my money out. [ laughter ] >> yep. go ahead and grab it. >> jimmy: give you the cash, get this over with. >> get a chance. >> jimmy: i appreciate you playing with me. >> oh, pretty big pocket. you feel like you could get it done a little quicker. >> jimmy: it's one of those new cargo pockets. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: it's two pockets in the same one. one's for my keys, the other's for my dough. >> yeah. >> jimmy: oh, man, this is -- tricky. >> the pockets can be frustrating. >> jimmy: it is tricky. >> oh, get out. >> jimmy: it is really, really tricky. i apologize. let me just -- let me try that again. come on, come on. there she is. >> yep, there's the old grain i've been looking for. >> jimmy: there she is, perfect. [ laughter ] here you go. >> care to wind things down with a cold beer? >> jimmy: now you're ta

so i want to think debbie, my girls lindsay and tricia and my 11 brothers and sisters and all my friendsnd neighbors in ohio for giving me the chance to serve and the opportunity to stand before you ready to lead. i think all of you, god bless you and god bless our country. >> the house minority leader john if his projections hold and republicans to control the house of representatives your looking at your new speaker of the house. >> let's talk about danger if he is to become the majority leader in the house what we expect from him. he's got some really tough talks lately certainly about the goals for the republican party. he's always been not a moderate but more right wing member of his party. welcome we expect from him as a leader in the house? >> he made it clear no compromise with the administration. easy to say in the campaign i think we will see some symbolic pieces of legislation go for it. other pieces that hit john is a beloved by everyone in the republicans in the house. he has an interesting challenge that i don't think he's aware of. he's not the person for certainly lot of

tricia on our line for democrats. go ahead. caller: i keep hearing this statement, we want our country back. i want to know who the we is an country back from home or from where? thank you. host: moody's think the we is that they are referring to -- who do you think? caller: i am not a supporter of the tea party. i am an american. i vote. i am interested in how the country is run and what the politics dictate. if you would get the impression that the tea party people are the only people who are interested or are the majority or the only ones interesd in the country and what they see is what the direction the country should be going. there are other views, other voices out here. i think the media gets into the fray and advisedly very often. this poll this morning, who should have more influence, the president or the tea party? what kind of question is that to ask? i think the media does a great fourth those questions unformatted in such manner as that. host: and we will leave it there. more about a possible vote on ratification