also a taxidermy gallery, more bike shops and i can count, vintage furniture, a park, and even a unicorn. but we do not have enough jazz music and the wonderful culture it brings. jazz music is an american cultural treasure with a proud and reverse history. and we have a rare opportunity to be part of that history. preservation hall is a new orleans jazz institution. it celebrates the tradition of jazz and foster's its growth by inspiring the next generation of great jazz musicians. and we have an opportunity to make that a part of our community. preservation hall will no doubt be a good neighbor. we will work together to ensure that none of us -- residents, business owners, and preservation hall -- wants unhappy neighbors. we want them to come to the diversity and creativity already in the mission. it is a perfect fit for an already vibrant community. thank you. president miguel: thank you. >> i am danny shirr. i come in the spirit of bill gramm. i worked for bill grimm 25 years, my entire professional career. he would be here today to tell you the following. of all the shows i have boo

. >> a unicorn. >> yeah, remember that time the big branch went into the horse's head and then it bleddeath on your lawn? you don't remember that? why do i bother with you. >> bill, prince william, and that's a person, not a practice, he is worried about the huge price tag. do you think he is faking it? >> absolutely. but to show you how crazy this is, the royals are essentially landlords. they own the most land of anybody in england and that's why everybody is so sub serve gent to them. when was the last time you paid for your landlord's wedding? i don't even think you are that close with him. >> he helped me out of a few problems, a few scrapes. you know what is interesting more women are interested in it than men. >> spend millions and millions. it is not my money. >> the only royals we are worried about is burger king. >> and the kansas city royals. >> for the british it is a point of national pride. it is like f-16 fighters. it is what we do. >> next topic, following "people magazine"'s sexiest man alive feature, they named the 50 unsexiest men alive. 31, john travolta. 28 kristin

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>> unicorns and princesses, every girl's fantasy. let's go out to hayward.und 880 at westbound 92 a stalled car completely blocking the connector ramp. a tow truck behind it can't get around. members of the kcbs phone force are telling us that traffic is stacking up a little bit on southbound 880. we are not seeing anything according to our sensors, but they are working to clear that now. in the meantime chp still on the scene of this accident, as well. this is southbound 680 in san ramon approaching bollinger canyon. all the activity is off to the right shoulder. it sounds like there may have been two separate accidents. again all lanes are open. traffic still light. so we are not seeing any delays in that area. sensors showing speeds around 73 miles per hour as you make your way southbound. 880 through oakland, this looks good. top speeds through here passing the coliseum. we are on twitter now so look us up at cbs5 traffic if you have a traffic tip, question, go ahead and check us out. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the california republican party plans t

i had one lawyer friend tell me the doj could investigate unicorns if they wanted to. going to in this case. he's probably not going to be in any legal trouble for what he's doing today. >> the big picture here in terms of what the house ethics process is, a lot of people today complaining charlie rangel's -- the process here is not proportional to the things he is accused of. it's very hard for those of us following these things to know. it seems so random as to who's brought up on charges, what we're able to know about those charges and whether or not people are able to adequately defend themselves. has this called into question for people whether or not this ethics process makes sense? >> well, i mean, they say that there is a process and that it does make sense. it's a little -- you're right. it's hard to tell because so much of it happens behind closed doors. it's such a long process. there is something to be said for if it gets to this point. if it gets to the point where it is a the point where there's a public trial. the last time this happened was jim trafican

>> and i cannot think people thought of arab americans as real, perhaps unicorns-and seen through thes of geopolitics, arab-americans are soldiers, football players, pta mothers, and every component of our society is part of. they're not fully part of the imagination and that is what this book seeks to rectify. >> and also 911, and all of a sudden, a group of arabs ended up attacking the u.s. and all of a cusudden, there are changing the complexion of the nation? then we all saw the complexion of the change in that ugliness. it is becoming to be familiar. at the same time, something that was interesting that post 911 was a curiosity, and opening. you started to see faces and it was ironic even know that now with a worse place of a national commerce >> and ex we do not really mean all arabs, all muslims, all of americans however, yes we do! that is exactly what we meant. they're trying to take over the country was the sediment. however, most arab are christian. >> 65-70% are christian >> yes, it was right after the fort hood shootings. to jump and one not so subtle walking around and e

routinely recorded her daughter and on those audiotapes, an impromptu story of a bear who found a unicornhere's a unicorn right there. >> reporter: that story, the bear's cast system now a book, illustrated by a woman who lost her own daughter. >> people say oh, you'll get over it with time, you don't get over it, you learn how to cover it. >> reporter: but what the book has done is give murriel and jim a way to share their daughter, the money it earned helps disadvantaged children to participate in what michaela so enjoyed, dachbs and munce and m classes. >> to think that children are enjoying something that was so precious to her, to share a story, and we know that that's michaela's heart. >> for "today," kerry sanders, nbc news, jupiter, florida. >> and dan abrams is our legal correspondent. for the victims who are still alive who were there that day, you can understand their story, we have eyewitnesses, we have a confession. >> the fact that no trial date has been set at this point, a little unusual. but in death penalty cases, things take longer. the bottom line is you need to have t

sort of like unicorns. you do not know what is until you see it. what was remarkable about the article is the liberal left in the article were against -- had been listening to the administration. insurers. we were surprised to find out they will hand local monopolies to hospitals. the left can take solace knowing this is a privilege to a single payer system. once you have these organizations controlling health care, contrasting with the federal government for the provision of care and medicare, also the exchange's, you are close to a single payer structure. we're evolving towards that rapidly. this is important to watch. of these things are happening very quickly in this country. more than 6% of physicians will be working for hospitals. these mergers are happening fast. the health plan is doing their own acquisition by buying out provider practices and they can get them. most of the big ones are hooked up with hospitals already. the implication notwithstanding the impact, that they think it will have on health care and the ability to exercise choic

it's like unicorns, you do not know what it is until you have seen it. what is remarkable ball about the article, is that the liberal left war against -- they have been listening to the administration and were surprised to find out that they would handle the monopolies with a hospital communities. i think the left can take solace in knowing that this is a prelude to a true single payer system. what you have the health care systems controlling the provision of health care in communities, contrasting with the federal government, it is such as medicare but the exchanges, you are very close to a single payer structure. we're evolving toward that very rapidly. this is very important to watch. these things are happening very quickly in this country. by next year, more than 6% of all doctors will be working for hospitals. these mergers are happening very fast. the health plans are trying to get in on the action. there's integration and they can i get them. most of the big ones are hooked up with hospitals already. the implications of this -- the ability of cons

sort of like unicorns. you do not know what is until you see it. what was remarkable about the article is the liberal left in the article were against -- had been listening to the administration. insurers. we were surprised to find out they will hand local monopolies to hospitals. the left can take solace knowing this is a privilege to a single payer system. once you have these organizations controlling health care, contrasting with the federal government for the provision of care and medicare, also the exchange's, you are close to a single payer structure. we're evolving towards that rapidly. this is important to watch. of these things are happening very quickly in this country. more than 6% of physicians will be working for hospitals. -- 60%. these mergers are happening fast. the health plan is doing their own acquisition by buying out provider practices and they can get them. most of the big ones are hooked up with hospitals already. the implication notwithstanding the impact, that they think it will have on health care and the ability to exerci

kind of like unicorns, you don't know what it is until hugh seen it. what's remarkable about the article is the liberal left were aghast to find out that the administration, -- they had been listening to the administration for the last year and were surprised to find out that they were going to hand local monopolies to the health care administrations within the communities. the left can take sew lays in knowing this is a true single payer system. once you have the account cure organizations controlling its provisions of health care within local communities, contracting directly with the federal government for the provision of care and medicare and also the exchanges, you're really very close towards a single payer structure and we're evolving towards that very rapidly. this is very important to watch. because these things are happening very quickly in this country. by next year, more than 60% of all physicians in the united states will be working for hospitals. these mergers are happening very fast. the health plans are trying to get in on the action a