i am maximizer welcome back to the kaiser report time out to go to artist alex schaefer right here in the gallery showing his art in los angeles alex safer welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max all right alex a for for those that aren't familiar with your burning chase story give us a brief outline of the painting and how it made you well known in fact quick synopsis before even occupy broke out i started doing a series of plane air urban landscapes setting up my easel across the street from a local branches of chase bank here in l.a. and i had i was approached by the police the second time i did one and they wrote up an incident report and three weeks later i was visited by two. plainclothes police detectives to. determine if i'm a terrorist strangely enough i think instinctively people know what the bank is doing they're destroying lives at the strong property they are in fact terrorists and i think that's what the police are keyed in on there they're obviously in league with the terrorists now j.p. morgan chase has been in the news for the past week with more deadly derivati

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we'll toss it over to cress -- christian schaefer. >>> a firefighter faces the toughest battle of his life. how you can help his family. those stories and more coming up. a preview on what's head at 6:30 with diane sawyer. >>> coming up on world news, michael j. fox. wait until you hear the new mt. everest he just conquered. he's our person of the week. >>> although facebook's initial public got a lot of attention, the dow fell and the nasdaq fell 35 to close at 2779. the s&p 500 fell 10 points. >>> we're the no vacation nation. workers all across the nation aren't using their vacation days. >> americans don't have as many vacation days as pel other countries. a lot don't take them anyway. 50% of workers didn't user that vacation days each year. americans get 15 days off but leave 11 on the table. some say they pass up rest and relaxation because they simply have too much work to do. then there's the cost. one fifth said they can't afford to travel and others are afraid to take team off in a shaky job market. the u.s. falls short. the uk mandates that employees get a minimum of 28 day

we're with tony schaefer and medal of honor recipient jack jacobs.d before we came back basically the president has no choice. he could either lie about the next ten years and hope nobody talks about it, or he's got to seize the problem and explain his best way forward. >> yeah, well, if the election is going to be in november, the best time to talk about it and get it out of the way is now. he's got a great history and tradition of getting problems out of the way early and not having to deal with them later on. he did that the first time he was elected. but talking about withdrawal is one thing. we're going to withdraw conventional troops, but we're going to have special forces and special operations forces on the ground for a long time. among other things, the afghans will be going on raids, sure, of their own. the raids that really count, the ones that require air cover and air power and so on, we are going to be on. we're not going to let the afghans go wandering around and have control of air assets when we, in fact, want to control the air spac

it happened right near where schaefer lane crosses the train tracks at route 40. passengers on board were transported to another train. police have not identified the person and trying to figure out why they were on the tracks in the first place. >>> why would anyone want to watch women in a bathroom. roosevelt leftwich has more now on this campus creeper. >> reporter: folks say it's one of the creepiest things they have heard of in awhile. this guy hit four different college campuses. the latest was on the essex campus. a woman was in a first floor ladies room in a building when the man stuck his head in the stall. there have been reports of similar ebbs dents at towson, morgan and loyola. authorities say women need to be careful. >> in cases like this, we depend on our college community to give us information that may lead to information that tells us what's happening on the college campuses. until this person is apprehended, they should take someone with them and be vigilant for strangers. >> reporter: authorities say if you notice anyone acting suspicious hang

by a marc train in baltimore county this morning just after 7:15 tbleer northeast creek road and schaefer. the train was traveling south when it hit and killed the person. >>> the fbi has arrested five men accused of trying to blow up a four-lane bridge near cleveland. the men do not have ties to international terrorists. at least three consider themselves anarchists. the fbi said there was never any danger to the public because the agents had discovered the plot. >>> president obama make as surprise visit to afghanistan on the one-year anniversary of osama bin laden's death. mean while airport security has been stepped up over fear that al qaeda may launch an attack. law enforcement is on alert. the latest concern involves explosives with no metal arts that would be surgly implanted in the stomach area making it difficult to detect. so president obama's counter-terrorism advisers said within al qaeda morale is so low that many fighters are giving up. >> bin laden knew it at the time of his death. he confessed to disaster after disaster and even urged his lead ares to flee the tribal regi

say a pedestrian was struck by a marked train traveling southbound near northeast creek road and schaefer lane. we will try to get that video as soon as possible. the person later died. >>> a update around a legal storm. days after maryland's highest court passed a ruling calling the practice unconstitutional, maryland's attorney general is fighting back. asking for a stay in the ruling allowing police to continue the tests while the case is appealed to the u.s. supreme court. >>> the clouds have opened up and seeing some blue sky and sunshine outside. take a live look outside right now. the sun is shining brightly for the past 45 minutes and everybody is cheering up after this morning's rain. we have complete coverage for you. marty bass in the outback without a coat and meteorologist bernadette woods is in the first warning weather center. >> we will start out where the rain is that moved through this morning. it's quickly racing out to sea. it is no longer our problem. you do notice out to our southwest there are scattered areas of thunderstorms and this will factor into our forecast a

but as kristin schaefer tells us tonight the answer is already pretty clear? >> well, they need to change or slow down the tax increase and has been completely unsuccessful. it has passed the senate and appears almost certain to do the same in the house of delegates tomorrow. >>> they didn't do enough to protect vital services, and the so-called doomsday budget is actually an increase over last year. several amendments offered by republicans that changed or eliminated those tax increases. they had all those red lights on the board today, those are no votes. i asked the speaker of the house whether this fast-moving special session is really fair to those who do not support the idea of the tax increase. >> these are issues that people have thoroughly discussed and debated back and forth, and both sides make good arguments, but ultimately the majority determines how it goes forward. >> the 2% cut from where the budget yesterday would need texas and wouldn't shut the budget -- pension benefit. raising taxes was not the way to go. >> the tax hike would affect indiv

"outside" magazine's graysen schaefer reported this from base camp. a guide at the top is troubled by the numbers. >> we can't beat these people. they keep starting earlier and earlier. >> a video taken this week shows climbers making their way up in the dark, their head lamps visible on the ridge. >> i expect this to go smoother than the other night, but you never know. >> unpredictable everest already has plenty of dangers. the rugged terrain, the weather, the altitude. now there's another, the crowd. stephanie gosk, nbc news, london. >>> when we come back here tonight, what does it say about parents of athletes worried about concussions when the parent of one of the most prominent athletes says he's not sure he would let his own son play ball? [ alarm beeping, motor revving ] [ motors revving ] ♪ [ motor turns over ] [ liquid pouring ] [ chain saw buzzing ] [ male announcer ] what if everything ran on gas? then again, what if everything didn't? the 100% electric, zero-gas nissan leaf. innovation for the planet. innovation for all. ♪ >>> the private

there is a woman named shyla schaefer, i love very much, she saved madora, many people go on vacations in the summer to st. st. bus of mount rush more and the black hills. not far over the border in wyoming's devils tower which he saved as the first national monument. if you go north to north dako , dakota,tacular unknown, theodore roosevelt national park. families are guaranteed to see buffalo in the wild, wild horses, immense prairie dog towns, antelope. i go jogging or mountain buying, herds of antelope, one of these great places in america and summers in montana, getting forest fires up in canada the air quality isn't as great in montana. this part of the badland madora north, the north pole. the air at night you get the you see the north star and the whole sky is like a planetarium, the sunsets are miraculous. one of the eastbound viernal things i'm interested in hopefully the obama will do more to protect the little missouri river, the river roosevelt loved by his ranch there. prairie lands and too often we haven't treasured the american prairies but the interior of the united st

"outside" magazines dwrasen schaefer reported this from base camp.the top is troubled by the numbers. >> we can't beat these people. they keep starting earlier and earlier. >> a video taken earlier this week showed climbers making their way up in the dark, their head lamps visible on the ridge. >> i expect this to go smoother than the other night, but you never know. >> unpredictable everest already has plenty of dangers. the rugged terrain, the weather, the altitude. now there's another, the crowd. stephanie gosk, nbc news, london. >>> when we come back here tonight, what does it say about parents of athletes worried about concussions when the parent of one of the most prominent athletes says she's not sure he would let his own son play ball. if you are one of the millions of men who have used androgel 1%, there's big news. presenting androgel 1.62%. both are used to treat men with low testosterone. androgel 1.62% is from the makers of the number one prescribed testosterone replacement therapy. it raises your testosterone levels, and... is concentra

. >> fun fact, paul schaefer wrote that. >> what do you mean by that? >> i just love the song. ♪ it's raining men ♪ hallelujah what is that face? >> i don't know. i am glad robert got around to answering a question. >> not correcting spelling mistakes. >> it is getting better and better. >> you said if it is a math class, spelling doesn't matter. but it also leads to a good point and why not stop correcting math problems after three mistakes. i don't think they would ever do that. >> isn't there a group about who thinks that the absolutes of math are too masculine and too patriacal like two plus two is four and it is a structure and there should be a fuzzier math? >> it is too rigid. >> one plus one may not always equal two. there is an actual movement. >> my brain just shutdown. >> am i the only one who heard of this? >> yes. >> somebody watching at home google it and let me know. i wear -- i swear. >> google it and get it back to greg. >> because they say women think differently and math is too absolute. >> they put u's in words and they shouldn't be

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he was struck by a train traveling southbound, near schaefer's lane, and north creek road. police are awaiting autopsy results as they investigate what happened. >>> the crime stunned the city. a 14-year-old girl shot to death. her friends try to hide her body. now, those friends plead guilty to their roles. jessica is live in the newsroom. >> reporter: according to our media partner, the two friends of monae turnage admit their roles in juvenile court. police say they were playing with a gun and shot her in the chest. they then hid her body under a pile of trash in the northeast baltimore alley. the 13-year-old tendered an admission to the charge of involuntary manslaughter. the 12-year-old boy admitted to being an accessory to the crime. a sentencing hearing for the teens will be held this month. >> family members found the body when monet first went missing. >>> in just over an hour, president obama will address the nation. from afghanistan. the president made a surprise visit. this comes on the first anniversary on the death of osama bin laden. a short time ago, the pre

vowing to support republicans at all levels to the gingrich campaign is 3 $4 million in debt bob schaefer will take a look at tahoe fails candidates carey's campaign debts coming up on cbs five would start to right after our program is 7:00. the breaking news in petaluma. as you can see lots of activities still in that area again we're told three i saw officers have been shot with two non life-threatening injuries of a live report coming up. and this lovely lace bikini police badge and that is not all. mobster's hands to make a comeback. even if pat had a microchip they can slip to the cracks the new tool making it faster and easier,,,,,,,,,,,,,'s 614 bytes for breaking news three federal officers injured in petaluma. drizzle the telephone now. and would be heard. >>> greg and michelle there's a lot of commotion going on here and we see a lot of police officers stationed along the southbound mcdowell street or avenue and the blocking of the road here and i've seen dozens of officers walked for the best western that is near this area also near where the activity is happening we do know tha

he was struck by a train traveling southbound near schaefer's lane, and north creek road. police are awaiting autopsy results as they investigate what went wrong. >>> ruling sparks the heated debate. pitting people trying to protect animals and children trying to protect each other. wjz is live. adam may has new reaction from both sides of this controversy. >> this issue is extremely contentious. news articles have generated hundreds of columns with some pit bull lovers, now lashing out at critics of the breed. >> reporter: five years ago this week, dominic seleski, almost bled to death after he was attacked by a neighbor's pit bull in towson. >> bit him in the arm and ultimately it got him in the femmorral artery. >> reporter: ever since, they have been in a long, legal battle. trying to sue the landlord for negligence. the case can move forward. declaring when an attack involves specifically pit bulls. it's no longer necessary to prove that individual dog is dangerous. >> it gives people like my son, who are again, mauled, not bitten by these dogs, to have an opportunity

this is volatile and part of the reason why is because so many schaefers are changing hands.e buying and selling more than 3 hundred million at this point, the most active stock on the stock market, more than twice as active as citigroup, about ten times as active as microsoft. so people are really getting into this, andrea. >> what about all the questions that have been raised about the business model and whether this is really going to be what advertisers want, general mothers obviously pulled back. that was one indicator that people were all looking at. >> well, those are important questions. i mean, mark zuckerberg has tried to get people there at facebook not to focus too much on the stock and the engineers not to focus on the money part but on getting the product right. he wants them focused on coding. so we'll have to see in the coming years whether this advertising story really comes together for facebook. they've got more than 900 million users. that's a lot of people to potentially make money off of, they've got useser is across the world. it's not clear how they're

ambassador to more rock coe, an expert on foreign policy, and lieutenant schaefer, former army intelligence officer now a defender for advanced studies. mark, let me start with you. people are already asking questions or drawing comparisons to libya where we intervened in part to prevent a massacre. we now have thousands and thousands dead, a recent massacre just the other day. how should america be thinking where we are now versus our engagement in libya? >> short of putting boots on the ground, which i do not favor, there is plenty more that this administration should be doing and can be doing, and i don't believe the president is being served well by basically making the argument that further militarization, as the press secretary just said, is not feasible. we could be doing more such as delineating this regime, helping the turks in the arab league, and number three, putting in a security council resolution on the table, basically trying to stop the russians from providing more military assistance to syria, which is, in effect, fuelling all this. it's disgrace ful that the united states

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thank you so much, tony schaefer. >> thank you. >> a fox news alert. of state hillary clinton in china is holding a news conference real shortly. we'll expect her to address the china dissident situation. where do we stand? can the u.s. avoid a diplomatic disaster? one family thought this restaurant's service stunk so they didn't leave a tip and the restaurant locked them and called the cops. is that legal? the judge rules on that next. and viva las vegas, the show girls are here and they're limbered up and they're stretched out and ready to entertain you. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. fohalf the calories plus vgie nutrition. could've had a v8. a body at rest tends to stay at rest... while a body in motion tends to stay in motion. staying active can actually se arthritis symptoms. but if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. prescription celebrex can help relieve arthritis pain so your body can stay in motion. because just one 200mg celebrex a day can provide 24 hour relief for many with arthritis pain and inflammatio

but it talks about henry and schaefer and packer anybody that people should know about but people don'te book outraged at the right times and at the right thing this. the quest for the supreme self. this type of egotism is dangerous and ross treats it as serious and dangerous. the book is also with the which is considered a moral virtue. [laughter] a total delight to read and makes it tough and challenging argument. my only criticism of "bad religion" is in a few places it lacks the virtue of charity. it lays into the prosperity gospel of marriage and joe os team deserves everything he has coming to him. but some seems broad the prosperity theology is currently the largest source of kristian growth and vitality and maybe the largest source of vitality and growth in history. sociologists spend a lot of time of the global movement. peter. has virtues to be a consumer virtue. the social effects are likely to be positive. strikes me as the mainstream of figure ross ed meyers but after visiting one prosperity church in south africa he said the message from the preacher had two major themes.

schaefer >>justine: we are morning about a hazmat situation in emeryville at 54th and san pablo.c transit yard in the area. we are hearing that it is- related. there are evacuation's happening for nearby schools. several crews are headed to the scene to gather more information. a hazmat situation happening right now in emeryville. we'll have more information as it comes in. >>mark: check out this video, a huge house fire in san jose near the intersection of topaz and payne ave. there were nine people displaced. officials say the home is considered a total loss for. there is it is involved in some of the flames. the neighboring house only sustained minor damage. for >>darya: in san francisco, protesters who took over a building now face criminal charges excused, misdemeanor charges for occupying that building. it is on turk street. one of the protesters in addition to the misdemeanor charges also faces a felony charge of and vandalism. for police say that it costs about $25,000 in damage. >>mark: we will be right back as the kron4 to continue talks. the a little bit when the on to

. ♪ >> this week on "q&a" author naomi schaefer riley discusses her latest book, the faculty lounges.-span: naomi schaefer riley, on page 11 of your preface, you say it's a con game made to suit the interests of the tenured faculty who would prefer to write obscure tomes rather than teach broad introductory classes to freshmen. what's the con game? >> guest: well, it occurred to me in researching this book that the professors have very different interests than students and parents do in higher education. what gets rewarded if you are a professor is publication, publication and more publication. and it's actually not in your imagination, in case you've read an academic book lately. it's actually supposed to be obscure because you as an academic have to, basically, blaze new trails, you have to always be saying something new. so, for instance, there were a hundred new academic works published on shakespeare. now, love shakespeare, studied shakespeare in college, but i have to wonder whether it's actually worth a professor's time to be writing new, kind of, you know, theoretical twists o

. >> back in colorado accident the schaefer family is also fighting the trend. >> it is sad to see theon may forget this. >> driving their kids and grand kids all the way from ohio. >> it rejuvenates you to see all the wonder. >> the goal, to leave their computers behind. >> you can't capture it on a picture. you have to be there to see it. >> and nurture their love of nature for a lifetime. >> ok. maybe more road trips this summer, right? >> it is beautiful out there. >> look out for more junction mail invading your mail boxes. up next what the postal service says you should expect and how to avoid it. >> long lost letters. fort meade. >> coming up on 11 tv hill, we are remembering the life and legacy of whitney houston. here to tell us about his whitney tribute concert. also you will meet whitney's pianist. >> we hope you will j see life in the best light. outdoors, or in. transitions® lenses automatically filter just the right amount of light. so you see everything the way it's meant to be seen. maybe even a little better. experience life well lit, ask for transitions adaptive lense