miles north of half moon bay, dan quarrels and his fiancee, betsy forman, are planning a romantic valentine's weekend when they get word of mavericks. >> my fiance and i had decided to take turns with who was responsible for the plans of february 14th for valentine's day, and this was his year. >> betsy is a surfing fanatic. dan knows that taking betsy to mavericks will be a dream come true. >> she had never got to see an actual surf competition before, so this would have been her first competition to actually be a spectator at. so she was really excited to get to go. >> on the day of the contest, betsy and dan hit the beach. >> the ocean was quite turbulent. i remember being rather fascinated that waves were coming to the left and waves were coming to the right. it definitely was an active ocean that day. >> hundreds of spectators and media are setting up, including tyler short. >> i was just standing behind the podium, looking around for a place to watch. >> the surfing competition takes place about a half mile offshore and tyler can't get a good vantage point. soon he forgets about the com

nurses room on valentine's day of 1939. she did not allow a gust to drive her to the louve. she did not pause to look at me when i went to the gallery wearing a new shirt. nor did she take meals to my families. sometimes this was the best. at the dinner table my parents argued. father had been unsuccessful in keeping the newspapers from others. she practiced less and less. germany is not poland said my father. there are no contacts in berlin. >> he's a crazy man when i hear him on the radio. i can barely understand the german he's speaking he's an austrian, no, but his accent is fake. the geshel speaks perfectly. he must be the envy of singers every where. my father reached across his dinner plate and laid a hand on hers. she snatched it away. you know nothing. now you have butter on your sleeve. we neither mentioned our absent guest nor the chair awaiting her except on one occasion. father reported [inaudible] called a certain gog an a good deal. princess never spoke of money and bought paintings without inquiring about the price she left those details to her lawyer. snobby

belgrade the young people of my it was working in belgrade toll now he's a high executive his name is valentin the and sometimes i can't call him and ask him and then what can we expect. even the first man in bosnia cannot for the future because you know mostly in serapis one. they have another ideas the. leaders of the car and. him not the way. the problem of diplomacy. mixed it together and find the. good solution but i think that. politicians and journalists will have a lot of work many many years what about the bosnian serbs do you think that the bosnian serbs will get. the right to secede following the example of cost of a ticket because if not that would be double standards what well you know what is the difference to me i mean that the muslims the albanians and the serbs and cost well. it's the main question because the. status of boston suburb now is. is not finally. clean there is all they'd be a of the great serbia. from. serbia from part of most any carrots or go in and from the part of creation and that was plan made by dictator slobodan milosevic and this idea is still the life in

scott valentine said emergency plans cannot prepare for all scenarios. >> there are lessons to be learned from the crisis. one of the problems however that exists in these types of situations where the dynamic nature of the situation requires a ramp up response is that it is really difficult to prepare contingency plans and as a result of that, although there are some lessons that can be gained from the mistakes made in fukushima, i also think it will be increasingly difficult to prepare contingency measures to cover virtually anything that will happen in the future with regard to nuclear problems. >> at least some of the participants and at this meeting have approved the idea of conducting stress tests on the nuclear reactors. will these be helpful in averting a crisis like fukushima? >> from an engineering perspective i think yes. most engineers would agree it is helpful to have as much information as possible about how reactors will respond in such circumstances, but i think we need to keep in mind that one of the reasons for the incident in chernobyl was that the engineers who were pr

suspected of carrying out or ordering numerous murders in the roaring 20's, including the street valentine's day massacre in 1929. this was of capone's gun, a colt 38 which was only used by him. the auction of this piece of history is likely to cause a frenzy among collectors. >> anybody interested in the most notorious gangster that ever lived, to own his personal sidearm -- is a once-in-a- lifetime opportunity. >> the gun is being sold by a private collector and comes with a sworn affidavit from al capone path brother's widow. >> we have a letter from his sister in law categorically stating this gun was owned and used solely by al capone while he was alive. on his death, it passed to his brother, ralph. >> there is no telling how many people looked down the barrel of this gun, but the fact that it was owned and used by al capone, scarred face, as he was known, will make it popular art at auction. the guide price is between $81,000.100 $14,000. al capone was jailed for tax evasion in 1931. he served seven -- he served and then retired to florida. he died in florida in 1957. >> you have been

were engaged by valentine's day. happy couple tied the knot saturday surrounded by family and friends. how cool is that. >> while we talk about love on line. beautiful people.com said it has kicked out 30,000 people tl who are not good looking enough to be on the site. on line dating web site says people with sub standard looks snuck on to the web site with the help of virus called get this shrek. ugly animated character who valued inner beauty. tl the that is tough. >> well, present company need not apply. >> i lake it. 30,000 if snuck on. great security at that web site. how much longer will ellis be a warrior? people in the nba wondering exactly that. were your respond to neverening series of rumor about the star player respond to neverening series of rumor about the star player nenenenenenenenenenenenenenenene denny's new tour of america menu. 50 star cuisine. the new tour of america menu. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open. >> good evening. warriors say they want to keep ellis but

they met on match.com back in november and were engaged on valentine's day. >> sat real close, you know, and he said i want to marry you. i said, "well, that's nice, because i want to marry you." i should have said, "well, if you want to marry me, get down on your knee and ask me." >> she looks good. she's 90. neither molly for ed were nervous about walking down the aisle, both of them widows for years. >> she said, "i don't care how old i am. get down on the knee." >> she said, "i may be 90, but i haven't forgotten how this thing works." >>> their cinderella story has captured the attention of the entire country. how did the cal bears fare in game one of the series? we'll tell you coming up. >>> plus a major apartment fire in sunnyvale. there are still concerns about flare-ups. we'll have a live report on the evacuations. >>> what police have to do to keep the man in the brain stow case in custody. we'll explain. >>> a massive three-day search for a missing nursing student has come up empty. the family's plan b for finding michelle le. >>> ,, sunnyvale apartment complex. a live report,

playing mozart and debussy and the classics and singing the songs my father sang like-- like my funny valentine hat and the sunny side of the street. so that when i started to sing folk music with my--my national guitar, i listened, and i learned, and i kept my ears open for the thing that would repeat itself. my trick with songs is to play a tape or a record or a c.d., and if the song comes back to me in the coming days, then i know that it's meant for me. this is still the way i hunt for songs. i--it's kind of a--kind of a debt that i feel that i'm repaying to the great musicians of the past. i didn't start writing songs until i was 27, and my songwriting is very important to me. songs like the blizzard and since you've asked and secret gardens have been songs that i've written that have meant a lot to me and meant a lot to other people. my father, the song that i wrote about the--my dad and his very strong influence on me. but i'm always looking for a great song. you know, i was looking at the rick burns new york piece the other day, and in it, he has the person who wrote-- who put together

. >> kent valentine's mother's home is under water. >> they rerouted the river and so nobody, not very many people's got flood insurance. >> reporter: because? >> because we thought it was safe. >> reporter: but this year mother nature is punishing the town that calls itself the magic city. the combination of near record snow and springtime rains along the path of the souris river forced officials at four dams to release water, three in canada and finally the darling dam in north dakota, the last nine of defense before minot. now some 4,000 homes and businesses could be swept away, a body blow to the economy. >> it's going to take years and years to rebuild the town. >> reporter: many who have lost everything now stay in red cross shelters, but the real trauma may be still to come. >> after everyone is safe, that's when things are going to start settling in, that's when people are going to start realizing what they are losing in this flood. >> reporter: and the water will continue to rise into the weekend, washing away flood records that have stood for 130 years, and with it many hopes

one of his valentine's got hold of the diary and burglarized it. one would suppose -- some of the portions that remain i think they are pretty indiscrete. i do not know what the standard of judgment was for portions that were obliterated. it is fascinating. >> you tried to get to know him. how did you do that? where did you go? >> his papers are collected at bowdoin, untouched since his death. one of his benefactors was a man named gallagher who set out to write a life of him. he organized the papers and collected bits from the congressional record and went writing to historical archives. i hired some researchers. this is part time work for me. my day job is on wall street. it took a while. it was never a labor. it was a labor but one of love. >> going back to why you thought this book would sell? >> i had no anticipation a monetary return. my editor liked the book. i think she thinks that the world ought to know about this fascinating chapter in american history. it is pertinent to the day, not at least given events in wisconsin where the legislat

nos acompaÑÓ aquÍ en despierta amÉrica cuando le celebramos la boda de sus sueÑos el dÍa de san valentÍn nada de mis relaciones con mi esposos, porque me quiere tal como yo soy. >> Él dice que lo que vale es lo que uno tenga por dentro, no lo que sea hacia afuera. >> yo a mi hija le explico, le hablo, le digo mami, yo estoy asÍ porque he comido mucho, por eso le digo, le explico a ella, le enseÑo a comer a ella. >>h@ trato de que coma saludabl ella tambiÉn. paor loh@ qspiert estoyericah@ >> yo tuve una experiencia malÍsima en un trabajo que trabajaba y, trabajaba y cuando volteaba la espalda se reÍan de mÍ, hablaban de y eso no me gusta. >> a veces, yoameric he trabaja eso pero a estoy sin trabajo, per eso tambiÉn te afecta. >> bastante. >> bueno un tema difÍcil, porque a veces hay discriminaciÓn, vemos cÓmo se afecta el autoestima y fue nuestra novia mÁs joven el dÍa de san valentÍn, ella queria un vestido para que tapara sus brazos porque le daba vergÜenza mostrarlos. >> para hablar cÓmo puede afectar la obesid el sobrepeso persona. >> primero tenemos que saber que la obesidad es un en

. -- valentine's day. >> he hat real close, you knee? he said... i want to marry you. i said, well that is nice. i want to marry you! i should have said well if you want to marry me get down on your knees and ask me. >> that could be a dangerous move at this point. the happy couple tied the knot saturday, surrounded by family and friends. how cute are they? >> they didn't have time to waste and had to get on with it. >> and there is more coming up in our 4:30 half hour, an unusual campaign by the fbi targeting the bay area in a mob case, still ahead. >> and it wasn't hot weather that got the police chief out of his uniform and into work outgear. >> and mount tam looking across the bay, more blue skies and inland heat. i'll have the forecast coming 2 after we make a diyoú floor look brand new, it's not uncommon for the term "hero" to be bandied about. but does bringing a floor back to life really make us heroes? yes. yes it does. ♪call 1-800-steemer. >>> house minority leader is taking the message on budgets cuts to voters in the district. >> today she toured an adult d

he took the girls and i to see the justin bieber movie on valentine's day. >> really? see? that slightly freaks me out. i mean you're sitting there watching a justin bieber movie. >> because we wanted to go see it. >> that's right. >> then he wrote a tweet bit. >> i tweeted afterwards. i said, take a girl to a justin bieber movie and she'll never say never. >> that's the title of the movie. >> i got 300 tweets to respond to that. >> do you think there are any 84-year-old men anywhere else in the world that take their young fiancee to a justin bieber movie and then tweet about it? there can't be. you're one off. >> today we got news that justin and his father want to come to the mansion. >> what? bieber wants to go to the "playboy" mansion. >> we all have bieber fever. all the playmates. we all want to meet him. >> i'm fearing for his life. what's going to happen to him? >> he'll do all right. >> i have to hold my hands up. i went to your midsummer night's dream party three years ago. quite extraordinary. i was nearly arrested for trying to go in wearing too many clothes. i

elizabeth likes that site, and they were engaged by valentine's day. >> throwing me under the bus. >>. >> neither ed for molly nervous about walking under the aisle. both hadn't been married for years. >> i like how they didn't wait that long. they're seizing the day. >> i like them getting married. i like how romantic. >> she sets the tone from the beginning: "you better get down on your knees." >> i want a prenup. >> any way -- >> match.com. >> it's a good site. >> i wonder how long they were on before they found true love. >> i was going to

guest this evening is a talented young actress who has lit up the screen in hit movies such as "valentine's opens next friday, june 17th please welcome back to the show, emma roberts! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: emma roberts. thank you for come back to the show. >> thank you for having me. >> jimmy: i like how your name is emma roberts. i never just call you emma. i always say emma roberts >> i -- i do the same. i just call you just jimmy fallon. you can't just be jimmy. you're jimmy fallon. >> jimmy: right. yeah i'm only one word. you get that, too, probably, >> jason: yeah, i do. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, he's trouble tonight, man. >> is he -- >> jimmy: yeah, he's so touble. yeah he's trouble. uh -- welcome back. you have a lot going down. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i heard you have a story you want to tell me or something? >> my mother says hi to you. >> jimmy: she does. >> yes. >> jimmy: thank you. thank her so much. >> do you remember meeting her? >> jimmy: i think i do. where was -- when was that? >> you were at a premiere and my mom was waiting for me to finish the red carpet

they were engaged by valentine's day. >> he sat real close, you know, and he said, "i want to marry you's nice, because i want to marry you." i should have said, "well, if you want to marry me, get down on your knee and ask me." >> she's 90, but she wants it done correctly. >> yeah. >> neither molly for ed were nervous about walking down the aisle. they've done it before. they're both widowed for years. good luck to them. ninety. >> "get down on your knee." >>> nail-biting moments for one california woman on the national stage. >> miss usa 2011 is -- >> california. >> that's right, twenty-one- year-old alyssa campanella took the title last night. she's going to compete for the miss universe title in september. the last time miss california was represented was 1992. to put it in perspective, in '92, alyssa was only two years old. >> i was 12. >> [ laughter ] >> amazing people born in the '90s are doing real stuff. kind of makes you think, what have you been doing with your life. maybe it's just me. >> seriously. >> i don't want even want to go there with you guys. >> we don't want to put

>> what day was valentine's day in '79? >> henner: ( sighs ) in 1979?wednesday. >> and you're right. how do you... >> henner: ( laughter ) you know, you've lived with me your entire life. >> yeah, but you've never explained how you do that. >> henner: i don't do it, i just see it. >> stahl: you and i have known each other... >> henner: 25 years. i can rattle off almost every single time i've seen you. do you remember when we went to aureole, the restaurant? >> henner: that was '93. >> stahl: oh, my gosh. >> henner: that was june 1, a tuesday. >> stahl: and what did we eat? >> henner: i had the salmon. >> stahl: she even remembers what day she got many of the shoes in her large and well- organized closet. >> henner: like these shoes, i wore them october... the first time i wore them, october 18, 2007. these i wore on april the 21st of this year, so that was a tuesday. oh, these shoes i got a long time ago... >> stahl: it sure seemed like superior autobiographical memory to me. >> henner: ...1982. i got them in april the ninth, so that was a friday of 198

. >> it's like the red hearts for valentine's day. it gives a bite right back here. this one's fun.zels in it. it's got almost like a butter pecan flavor to it and i really like it. let me know what you think. you don't think of pretzels in your ice cream but it's quite good. >> it has the salt and sweet thing going on. >> remember you used to cram for exams and needed the potato chips with the chocolate. now you have all this ice cream. pretty good, right? this, popcorn. popcorn in your ice cream. >> i think you lost me. >> it's so good. this is so good. again, it has carmel popcorn bits in it. and little pieces of chocolate. >> all right. >> see, i like this one. >> i don't know. >> i like this one. do you taste that carmel popcorn? almost the carmel around the popcorn. >> but the pop corps was kind of soggy. >> lester is not for it. he wants the firehouse. >> yeah. but, hey, to each his own. >> exactly. to each his own ice cream. >> this is a strawberry basil. everybody thinks of strawberry as a summertime flavor but it's actually got real basil in it. >> why would you put basil

. >> reporter: and by valentine's day they were engaged. >> he sat real close, you know, and he said,ell, that's nice, because i want to marry you. i should have say if you want to marry me, get down on your knee and ask me. >> my knees are not what they used to be. at our age you don't want to waste time. >> top of the hour here now. good morning to you all. a million achers in arizona scorched. firefighters say they don't know what started manufacture these blazes but senator john mccain claims he knows how some started. he's blaming illegal immigrants. also, for years, wherever bruce springsteen played, clarence clemons was at his side. and now springsteen is mourning the death of his famous sidekick. from the cnn center, this is your cnn sunday morning on june 19th. happy father's day out there, folks. i'm t.j. holmes. we start with accusations of a nato air strike on a residential neighborhood in tripoli. libyan state television reporting at least three people have been killed. joining us on the phone, from naples, italy, we get the nato side of this. mike bracken, commander, is

. >> next time on valentine's day, get guys with body arm or and batons and sirens blaring, it can indeed work wonders. >> did you see this. didn't realize we had this. that's them, we highlighted them where she got injured. this was a sweet moment, it has gone viral. he is trying to comfort her, gave her a kiss on the cheek because she was hysterical and it was captured. great picture. i love that picture. >> does it make you wonder what would have happened if they won? what would have happened in the street. you wouldn't have that to share on saturday morning. >> what do you have going on today? >>> rough weather in parts of the country. strong storms this morning. fires popping up in south georgia and florida. we will talk about it in mere moments. >> appreciate you, buddy. see you in a moment. >>> at 12 minutes past the hour. what do you like to eat? the world favorite foods. we will show you the top tastes. might be surprised by some of them. back in 60 seconds. lize odors in multiple cat homes. purina tidy cats. keep your home smelling like home. i don't always have time to eat like

was morgan chase's testimony inside a valentine card? [laughter] >> yes, but there was no box of candy with it so it didn't have to report to the ethics commission. [laughter] >> thank you, mr. chairman. certainly there is wide agreement in capital and liquidity standards were most inadequate going into the financial panic of 2008, and clearly there's a conference of opinion they must be raised. but i think the question, particularly in this hearing, that has to be addressed is what is that kenya to the impact of raising those capital standards under basel iii? what would be the impact of extra capital standards to be assessed against the sifi institutions juxtaposed the 2000 plus pages of dodd-frank? i am uncertain that we know the answer to that question. i've heard many testify that we must have stability in our capital markets. i agree stability is a good thing but we have stability in our employment market for almost two and half years. unemployment has stabilized at roughly 9%. so this ability may be somewhat overrated. and clearly

to honor that, we combined the audio from last night's show with video from "be my valentine, charlie, with any luck this is something they'll show their grandkids one day. >> amazing butt. and rocking legs. and having heretical my [ bleep ], that's the extent of my interest. >> my gut items me stells me to trust him. >> wow that was -- it started out good but it sucked toed the end. i would literally rather be swimming in pee than try to plan a wedding with her. [ applause ] >> jimmy: i wish he was that tough with lucy. elsewhere on abc last night, we premiered a new show called "extreme makeover: weight loss edition." ty pennington takes morbidly obese people and adds a front porch to them or something like that. is there anything more ironic than sitting on a couch watching people lose weight? last night a contestant named rachel got a special reward for reaching her goal of losing 80 pounds. normally on these shows the reward they get is an extra rice cake or something. but rachel got to go bungee jumping. >> when it came time to do it i'm thinking am ingoing to be able to do this

the romance between rolonda adams and troy valentine started five years ago, ironically at a valentine'scare-free courtship, something happened that might have split other couples apart. an illness so common became so severe it almost cost her life. >> it will forever be etched in my memory because that's when the day my life changed. >> a kidney stone led to a life-threatening infection. >> how close did you come to dieing? >> i remember one of the family, you know, if she had arrived just 30 minutes later, i really believe she would not have made it. >> she survived, but just barely. >> to the right of me. >> and over the next year, she endured four amputations, both hands, and legs at the result of the massive blood infection. a long-time educator the school principal knew one day she'd be back with her kids, but she never expected tory to stick around. >> let's be very honest, many people would walk away from something like that. >> but he didn't. >> he said i'm here for the long haul and i couldn't believe i found someone to stand by my side like that. >> through tough days of physi

. ♪ you'll be my valentine ♪ valentine ♪ let's go all the way tonight ♪ no regrets ♪ just love ♪ we can >> he is adorable. >> kellen's four years old, he learned every move on his own. no help from anyone. his grandma changed his jacket and when they changed their jacket, he wanted his changed. >> thank goodness he doesn't know the lyrics he's dancing to. he's so cute. >> i like the way he holds his tie. >> over one and a half million hits on youtube. if you watch every facial look he does exactly like darren chris. he tweeted about it, and said, i've been replaced. check out this little guy. >> it's a great find, sara, check it out. >> i love him. >> okay. >>> still to come, we have a legend in the house. legendary actress angela lansbury tells us why her next role is for the birds. >>> plus, from weekend look to a black-tie event. beauty tips that you can do in five minutes or less. >>> and we'll show you how to get the party started for national happy hour. >> what? >> i'm so glad i'm here today. >> i am, too. i was good today, i deserve it! or, i could have a medium slice and some c

. >> thank you, was morgan stanley a testimony inside a valentine card? >> yes, but there was no candy with it so i didn't have to report it to the ethics commission. >> certainly there is wide agreement that capital and liquidity standards were most inadequate going into the financial panic of 2008 and clearly there is a convergence of opinion they must be raised but i think the question particularly in this hearing that has to be addressed is what is the cumulative impact of raising those capital standards? what will be the impact of the extra capital standards to be assessed against the institutions juxtaposed the 2,000-plus pagors dodd frank? i am uncertain we know the answer to that question but many testify that we must have stability in our capital markets. i agree stability is a good thing but we have had stability in our employment markets for almost 2 1/2 years. unemployment has stabilized at roughly 9%. so stability, as a macroeconomic virtue may be woman is what overrated. clearly i think we have to look at the balance again and what will be t

. >>> the gangster colt .38 was made the same year as the infamous valentine's day massacre. >>> a bigwbiz story for you next hour. >> what are you going to make us do today in class? >> you'll just have to find out. >> follow me! >> interesting. >> it's going to be really interesting next hour when tom hanks joins us live in the studio. 10:30 eastern. you don't want to miss it. >>> as we told you at the top of the hour, greece is taking a big step towards fixing its finances. the government got a vote of confidence last night and can now move forward with major spending cuts. alicia taylor is at the new york stock exchange with how this will affect wall street. it's already affecting wall street. >> no question about it, absolutely. stocks set for a slightly lower open today. dow futures down about 15 points but really more geared toward the federal reserve and what comments we make here later today. last night's vote of confidence, though, from greece is reassuring to u.s. investors. the next step for greece, though, is approve some unpopular austerity measures such as big cuts in wa

they tide the knot in 1988 on valentine's day. it's disappointing.one guy that could give his wife the moon and the stars, it was buzz. >> you had to get that in there, didn't you? >>> oprah is calling it quits on her daily talk show as we know but she's opening up about a few famous people she still wants to interview. >> she has dream interviews she'd like to do. she's spoken to television industry event in chicago. o.j. simpson is at the top of her list of interviews she'd like to do. in his case she'd only do it with a condition and it's a big condition, that he confesses to oprah that he killed nicole brown simpson and ron goldman in 1994. we all know o.j. was acquitted of that. i don't see that interview going down. besides simpson, she said there's only one other person she'd like to interview, susan smith who infamously killed her children and lied about it. i would like to see oprah interview oprah. >> we've seen so much of her already. >> just think what she could get out of herself. >> you could write the book. >> good idea. >>> a.j. has t

and somebody asked whether it was -- came on valentine's day with a box of chocolates. he said no the candy didn't come with it. i said that in a complimentary way. >> we did have some comment about that with chairman baucus earlier when the panel started. and i think that it was acknowledged that the ranking member, you know, selectively quoted from the paper. we hope that he will, you know, also endorse the conclusions of the testimony, you know, as well as the premise of it. i do think that the question of capital is a very important one. as we've tried to say in the written testimony and as i said, you know, here earlier this afternoon, you know, capital is one tool in the overall framework of how large systemically important financial institutions have to be regulated and managed. but it's not the only tool. and the basel iii capital levels that have been -- that are in -- being enacted 7% level of tier one common equity, you know, are much larger than what any of the financial institutions operated under, you know, going into the financial crisis. for jpmorgan cha

third on the 2012 calendar, mitt romney's highest profile backer is state representative nathan valentine -- that is just a little bit from this article about mitt romney. when they talk about the whole presidential, the republican presidential candidates, this is what comes up. when you put one word up and you can see this is done in that way -- the word they used the most about the republican field is the largest. unimpressed, disappointed, incompetent, all stand out. this was a "washington post" pew research center poll. michael in charlotte on our independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? i feel the democrats are right that we need to tax but we don't need to tax the oil companies. i feel we need to tax companies that produce alcohol and cigarettes -- they are creating huge surpluses and profit and they are created long profit and bigger ones than the oil companies have ever made. i also agree that the republicans need to create a jobs bill. we need small businesses to be creative as well, not just producing jobs other businesses have lost. that would create i

paper was quoted profusely by the ranking member, i might say, and somebody asked whether it was valentine's day with a box of chocolates, and he said the candy didn't come with it. i say that in a complementary way. >> we had discussion about that with the chairman when the panel started, and it was acknowledged that the ranking member selectively quoted from the paper, and we hope that he will, you know, also endorse the conclusions of the testimony, you know, as well as the premise of it. i do think that the question of capital is a very important one, and as we've tried to say in the written testimony, and as i said, you know, here earlier this afternoon, capital is one tool until overall framework of how large systemically important financial institutions have to be regulated and managed, but it's not the only tool, and the basel iii capital levels that have been -- that are in being enacted at 7% level of tier one common equity, you know, are much larger than what any of the financial institutions operated under, you know, going into the financial crisis for jp morgan chase, that's rou

todd valentine, co-executive directors, new york state board of elections, indicating that according to the unofficial returns of the special election held may 24, 2011, the honorable kathy courtney houkle was elected representative to congress for the 26th congressional district, state of new york. with best wishes i am, signed, sincerely, karen l. haas. clerk. >> mr. speaker. the speaker: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the gentlewoman from new york, the honorable kathryn courtney houkle, be permitted to take the oath today. as pointed out, her elections results have not arrived but there is no contest and no questions have been raised as to her election. the speaker: without objection ex--- without objection, so ordered. will the represent-elect houkle and members of the new york delegation present themselves in the well of the house? the speaker: if all of the members can continue to stand as representative-elect raise her right hand and do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of

todd valentine, co-executive directors, new york state board of elections, indicating that according to the unofficial returns of the special election held may 24, 2011, the honorable kathy courtney houkle was elected representative to congress for the 26th congressional district, state of new york. with best wishes i am, signed, sincerely, karen l. haas. clerk. >> mr. speaker. the speaker: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york rise? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimou consent that the gentlewoman from new york, the honorable kathryn courtney houkle, be permitted to take the oath today. as pointed out, her elections results have not arrived but there is no contest and no questions have been raised as to her election. the speaker: without objection ex--- without objection, so ordered. will the represent-elect houkle and members of the new york deletion present themselves in the well of the house? the speaker: if all of the members can continue to stand as representative-elect raise her right hand and do you solemnly swear that you will support and defendhe constitution of the u

johnie and valentine jones, been married 76 years. and we love them. you know what?, they've been happy married because they love each other and she never listens to anything he says. that's it. back to you. >> all right, willard. thanks very much. >>> just ahead, the family feud over the fortune left behind by the author of "the girl with the dragon t ao." >>> breaking news in san francisco where police followed a trail of blood and found a body near the marina. >> reporter: a biz skblar story out of san francisco. a body floating at the marina at the ft. mason parking lot, discovered this morning at 6:30 by someone passing near the boats. san francisco police waiting for the medical examiner to come and retrieve it. we know it's a male, fully clothed, and there is another twist. last night police got a call of a trail of blood in the street and came to investigate. they found the blood but no victim. san francisco police is interviewing neighbors, trying to find surveillance tape. it's all blocked off this morning as they continue to investigate. and the trail of b

-- >> host: in south carolina which is third, romney highest profile backer is state rep nathan valentine. but in 2008, romney counted u.s. senator jim demint as a senior advisor -- >> host: that's just a little bit from the article about mitt romney. when they talk about the whole presidential -- the republican presidential candidates, this is what comes up when you put one word up and you can see this is done in that way where the most obvious word, the words they use most about the republican field is the largest. you can see there unimpressed, disappointed, incompetent all stand out. this is a research center poll. back to your calls. michael in charlotte on the independent line. good morning, michael. >> caller: good morning. how are you? >> host: good. >> caller: i feel that the democrats are right that we need to tax. however, we don't need to tax the oil companies. i feel we need to tax the companies that produce alcohol and cigarettes. because i've seen on several charts that they are creates huge surpluses in profits and they are creating large profits and bigger runs than the o