bryce hopper all the way from first is making a push from home ditches the helmet that.ns it up at 2-2. we go to extras where danard steps up. comes through with his third hit of the day. they close out the first half of the season way 5-2 win today. here is davie on the line up shake up. >> i was going to shake the lin the way this is configured it is tougher to pitch to the left handers. that's the reason you set it up that way. everybody seems to like getting in those spots better than the spots i had them. my mistake. the oriels 5 all stars recognized. pick things up in the bottom of the first. chris davis rips one into the right field scores. 2 run double. the o's lead. bottom of the third more davis. a shot to the opposite field. i think it is out of here fast. 2 run home run giving him 37 on the first half of the season. that ties reggie jackson. the or yells down 7-4. last night the giant's tim entered the ninth. first batter chase headily strikes him out. thirteenth strike out of the game. you listen to the crowd cheering here. this game was played in san diego.

i am jamie hopper. until next time, don't forget to get out and play. for more information about reserving one of these romantic locations, or any other location, call 831-5500. this number is best for special events, weddings, picnics, and the county fair building. for any athletic fields and neighborhood parks, 831-5510. you can also write us. 501 san francisco, calif. 94117. or just walk in and say hello. and of course you can find more information and reach us at sfrecpark.org.

i am jamie hopper. until next time, don't forget to get out and play. for more information about reserving one of these romantic locations, or any other location, call 831-5500. this number is best for special events, weddings, picnics, and the county fair building. for any athletic fields and neighborhood parks, 831-5510. you can also write us. 501 san francisco, calif. 94117. or just walk in and say hello. and of course you can find more information and reach us at sfrecpark.org. >> the garden contains plants referred to by william shakespeare's plays and poems. located near the academy of sciences, shakespeare's garden was designed in 1928 by the california spring and wild flower association. here is a truly enchanting and tranquil little garden tucked behind the path of a charming rot iron gate with romantic magic. the overarching cherry trees, the gorgeous big walkway and brick wall, the benches, the rustic sun dial. the pack picnic, lovely bench, enjoy the sunshine and soft breeze and let the impossible. announcer: when you open a book, you can ex

once you can snatch the knowledge from my hand, grass hopper.ofessor, thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you stephen: from ed-x. it's free. anant agarwal. we'll be right back. )bb0f[p"p"4dpÑ ßb; [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: that's it for t from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. [ cheers and applause ] >> john: welcome to the daily show. i am john oliver. i am still sitting in here for jon stewart. we are all missing jon terribly here which is why we were so glad this weekend to see him tweet a picture of himself. oh, yeah! oh, yeah! and if you don't get the reference for that photograph, then congratulations. you live in a far happier world than the rest of us. our guest tonight from the new movie blue jasmine will be here. [ cheers and applause ] now obviously there was a lot to talk about. who am i kidding. there was exactly one thing to talk about. >> her royal highness the duchess of cambridge was safely delivered of a son at 4:24 p.m. local time. >> john: oh, my god

once you can snatch the knowledge from my hand, grass hopper.fessor, thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you stephen: from ed-x. it's free. anant agarwal. we'll be right back.

i am jamie hopper. until next time, don't forget to get out and play.or more information about reserving one of these romantic locations, or any other location, call 831-5500. this number is best for special events, weddings, picnics, and the county fair building. for any athletic fields and neighborhood parks, 831-5510. you can also write us. 501 san francisco, calif. 94117. or just walk in and say hello. and of course you can find more information and reach us at sfrecpark.org. >> hi, my name is jamie hooper. in this episode, we are featuring the romantic park locations in your very own backyard. this is your chance to find your heart in san francisco with someone special. our first look out is here at buena vista park, a favorite with couples and dog lovers. it is as old as its neighbor and both have a significant forest, a refreshing retreat from urban life. the pass that meander we do under a canopy of 0, redwood, pine, and eucalyptus. chill out and this environment and you might see butterflies and dandelions. blue jays fly between the eucalyptus.

. >> "from the hopper it comes through to this screw. from the screw it goes down into the oven that is here below us. and from the oven it goes into the dryer. the carbon emission does not exist with the burning of the sawdust or the woodchips as it does with the coal that we have traditionally burned. >> sawdust is considered a valuable, carbon-neutral biomass. the way it works is easy. it's 800 degrees celsius inside the oven, the sawdust burns like kindling. the tons of wet fruit peels discarded during production are sliced and put in a drying drum. the hot air from the oven sucks out the moisture from the peels. what's left is high-quality animal feed. it's a perfect form of recycling - the fruit remains are simply absorbed back into nature. and that's where the sawdust comes from too. just 20 kilometers away from the factory, huge forests on the slopes are home to pine and eucalyptus - two fast-growing tree species. it's no wonder then that forestry is booming in the region. here in the mountains, trees are constantly being felled

>> and many of news the civil rights community who try to work with the hip-hoppers but denounce the denounce it, even though we're trying to reach these kids. david, let me ask you. when you hear bill o'reilly and the right wing talking about the president as a divider for speaking out on race, listen to this. >> obama is all about creating chaos and upsetting the order of things. he is all about stirring the pot. and generally, involving things that have to do with race. >> is it selective moral outrage? >> it absolutely. it's done by politicians and leaders who want to get people ginned up against each other. >> the man who was supposed to unite the united states of america is an expert on the most divisive form of politics in existence today. >> now, david, you've been covering this a long time in watching the right wing a long time. they're trying to paint the president as a divider for explaining racial profiling and explaining a lot of the reaction to the verdict of george zimmerman. how do you deal with the right now all of the sudden becoming the experts on race? >> well, i

once you can snatch the knowledge from my hand, grass hopper. professor, thank you so much for joining me. >> thank you stephen: from ed-x. it's free. anant agarwal. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] >> stephen: that's it captioning sponsored by comedy central from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the daily show with jon stewart. [ cheers and applause ] >> john: welcome to the daily show. i am john oliver. i am still sitting in for jon stewart who is on tour with his jazz quartet. those guys can blow. our guest tonight from the new movie the spectacular now actress shailene woodley is with us. [ cheers and applause ] but we begin with an event as shocking as it was depressingly predictable. you may remember that last week we covered former congressman anthony weaner and the fact that he wasn't just running for mayor of new york city but leading in the polls. well, since then, there has been a bit of a koch-up in his campaign. >> two years after a tawdry sex sting scandal chased him from congress, anthony w

you are restoring the old new york life insurance building and several other developments in the hoppertell us about the projects and the opportunity? >> new york is shifting in terms of luxury housing. downtown now is the highest price point per square foot in manhattan. it offers a great deal of freshness and new inventory. this is the only place where you can have new inventory right now, converting commercial buildings to residential building. we have a building that is 400,000 square feet, the original new york life insurance headquarters, it's an iconic building and we are excited about it. we will transform that part of eastern tribeca. >> what is commercial real estate looking like these days? >> we are seeing a shift in the tenants, new york city is getting many more high tech compa companies, other industries are picking up the cental business district places. as opposed to law firms and financial service industries that pulled back a bit. >> let's ask you about the politics, you have been a major fundraiser for president obama, how much responsibility do you think he has for

in hopper of the birth, a crocodile at an aquarium in australia was also given the name george.ill send prince george a card every year with updates on the crocodile. >> what a heartfelt move and high praise, i guess. all right. >>> this very next photo is a touching shot, making a whole lot of people smile. president hw bush showing strong support for a 2-year-old boy battling leukemia by completely, there you have it, shaving his head. one of the best shots in a long time. the young boy on his lap is patrick. he is the son of a member of mr. bush's secret service detail and his dreams caused patrick, as you can see to lose his hair. a cause close to the president's heart and his entire family as he and mrs. burn lost a daughter to leukemia 60 years ago. their daughter, robin, was just 4 years old at the time. but what a special shot. >> so touching. bald is beautiful. >> i would say so especially with that. >>> all right. so, a bear walks into a bar. sounds like the start of a joke. >> i thought you were going to give me something here. no punchline? people in colorado say the

the concrete truck will back into here, go to the hopper. then i have a slight line that runs up the center of the boom. that completes all the dax, walls, and columns with that. >> it must take a lot of power to push that. how much concrete do you typically place? >> on an average day, the walls, 147 yards. the deck is about 210. >> how much is in a truck delivery? >> 10 yards. >> so you have a bunch of trucks backed up, all day long. where is the concrete coming from? >> we have bodie concrete off of third street. >> there are not that many concrete suppliers left in san fences. they used to be a bunch. is there anybody else beside bodie? >> we like bodie. >> they are bringing concrete in from a distance because there are not many yards anymore. in general, san francisco, part of the planning issues and san francisco are the loss of p.e.r. production and construction related services. we still have some, but now we're seeing more and more of these services outside of the city and the cost goes up because you have to import goods and worker

i will introduce tyrone hopper, a graduate from the father alfred center, st. anthony's drug and rehab program. he presently works for the city and county of san francisco and this year will graduate with a ba in criminal justice. [ applause ] tyrone freelances as an interpreter in spanish including on-call assignments for the united nations, and he expects to be certified in mandarin next year. please welcome tyrone. [ applause ] >> good afternoon everybody. i have to say i'm a bit overwhelmed today to be sharing the same stage with nancy pelosi, ed lee, susan coretand to look out here and see this sea of humanity and have people cheering for me. [ applause ] i'm overwhelmed and i'm humbled because just four years, nine months and six days ago, i was smoking crack. that is right. i was a drug addict. and almost five years later, here i am. miracles do happen! [ applause ] 60 years ago father alfred had a vision. it started with his compassion for those in need. the vision was and still is for those in need to come out of poverty, and to thrive. this vision sin

i am jamie hopper. until next time, don't forget to get out and play. for more information about reserving one of these romantic locations, or any other location, call 831-5500. this number is best for special events, weddings, picnics, and the county fair building. for any athletic fields and neighborhood parks, 831-5510. you can also write us. 501 san francisco, calif. 94117. or just walk in and say hello. and of course you can find more information and reach us at sfrecpark.org. >> good afternoon. thank you for being here. i just wanted to acknowledge how momentous occasion this is. i want to thank all the members of the board of supervisors for being here, to join me in this announcement along with california pacific medical center officials and, of course, our extraordinary volunteer mr. girardo. i'm happy today to sign this legislation to approve the california pacific medical center's hospital rebuild project and development agreement that the city, through its board of supervisors, just passed this last tuesday. this historic agreement ensures t

and was sent by logan hopper, who is a member of the public and an ada disability consultant. >> i think those are excellent comments and excellent points to raise. terri, can we talk about the police aspect first? >> at solve we attend the crisis interventions and do our presentations and discussions about stigma. michael coordinates that with the police force and more and more officers are volunteering now, which is a really good sign. they used to be mandated -- told to go and this last class we had a lot more volunteers and just shows you that the culture is changing. so there is hope. and i want to say about recovery, i know many people think when we say "recovery" we mean "cure ," and we don't mean cure at all. when someone is recovering from a stroke "recovery" there are many, many definitions to "recovery." and essentially one of the main definitions i have seen is to have "living a life that is meaningful to me." >> exactly and "recovery" is, what we talk about "recovery" it's a process. and it may not be the ideal word. language is evolving. language always evolves and the word

of millions of dollars believed to be the largest ever are now sitting decades in prison for the hoppers.

. >> after arrival, the potatoes are dumped from the hopper and moved into the slicer where they are sliced to a specific thickness. then they move through a water bath before passing under air jets that remove excess water as theflow into the frye they stay here for a couple of minutes as paddles gently distribute them in contact with the oil evenly. they are moved, cooled, salted, flavored, and then passed through a computer to check for any imperfections. then they are sent on to their journey into a b that will hopefully find its way into a ste ar you soon. >> i eat at least a bag day. i walk it off. >> they go through about 50,000 pods of kern county potatoes a day at california chips, but each one is needed because it takes about 100 pounds of potatoes to make just 25 pounf potato chips. that's no smallotatoes. for "california country", i'm tracy sellers. so now thawe've learned about a couple of varieties of potatoes, the next question is what do we do with them? here's the chef with a couple of ideas for you. >> hi. i'm richard sluzarz, chef here at the grand hyatt san franci

eg segment tonight and comes in at nine pm it will feature deep pockets hopper a world renowned spiritual teacher and his son gotham chopra for now you have a great night. and. i was a new alert and if they should scripts scare me a little bit. there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears of joy at your grave to other that have ever read it a quarter of what their own online there's a story many sort of movies playing out in real life. good afternoon and welcome the prime interest i'm hearing i'm boring but i'm bob i'm good here's the headlines that we're tracking today and. more next signal a key in new york the manufacturing of poor and beat expectations but the latest retail sales report this morning and disappointed the headline number increases zero point four percent expectations were for example that when you dig into the nuts and bolts of the report it gets worse excluding the auto and gasoline components sales actually dipped below zero but does private spending even matter as much as government spending anyway bob

millions of dollars believed to be the largest ever they are now seeking decades in prison for the hoppers.

elsewhere hopper hacker group anonymous allegedly posted thousands of congressional staff or email addresses and passwords on an online message board to twitter account o.-p. last resort and now it's over twitter that it had accumulated the e-mail addresses and passwords passwords which it gathered from the senate dot gov subdomain now the hacktivist group says it scrambled the password so that they wouldn't directly line up with email addresses a system administrator in the senate said that the leaks passwords don't match the requirements for congressional accounts and that many of the email addresses had already expired now the o.p.'s resort twitter account says that the hacking was in retaliation for n.s.a. surveillance of american citizens meanwhile the original document with the e-mail addresses and passwords has been removed from the internet i marinate now stay tuned for prime interest coming up right next. syria and reversed momentum rebels are now killing one another in alienating the people they claim they're fighting for the assad regime has regained lost ground and is on the offe

one hopper off the wall. 1-0 giants. i will state the obvious, pence, his best game as a giant.olo homer for a 9-0 lead. five runs batted in. it is the defensive play in the bottom of the 8th with the diving catch to rob amarista of the hit and it saves the inning and saves the no hitter. we head to the 9th and lincecum heads out to a standing ovation of giants and padre fans. strikeout number 13 and 12 go downswing. bring up alonzo. john miller with the call. >> high in the air and catch a -- catchable. blanco, it's a no hitter for tim lincecum. >> wow. just 11 days ago timmy was on the loser end of the no hitter for the reds and tonight the euphoria is all his. 9-0 the final. here is lincecum. >> i just wanted to stick to my game plan. buster and i did a great job of staying on the same page of what we wanted to do and tried not to alleviate from that. i felt fine from the first pitch. a little sweat ear -- sweaty, but other than that feel great. >> shirzer suffered his first loss to texas. pulled within a half game. oakland hosting boston tonight and trying to get the lead up

at the end of the day, people don't necessarily, you know hip popp hoppers are supposed to be one dimensionalnot saying people see me as the guy in that rap group. rap music has over taken black culture and people tend to see a lot of us as one dimensional without feelings and i don't know, i internalize it. i felt like i was him and watching my own trial and this was the america, this is the message that america sent. >> two young black men and women everywhere. the emotion and feeling. you are wearing your heart on your sleeve. i'm serious. the impact to be told your life isn't worth anything. it is hard to believe we are in that place in america. we have to wrap it up soon. in terms of the facebook message that you wrote. the idea that you have had in elevators where women have not wanted to tell you what floor you are going to. your questness is almost like camouflage for your blackness so you don't have to confront the racism they may feel. i had to use this book. i got pulled over. he didn't explain why. but, i had to use my book to prove that i was me. hoping that you know, that is jus

. >> the rock hopper and the jintu. >> those are the rock hoppers.tus. >> we've been waking some of them. you can tell they're sleeping because they're looking at the rocks like this or laying down. how many pounds of fish do you go there for 250 penguin? >> about 300 pounds a day. >> you say they eat 10% of their body eat. what will these guys be pounding in a day? >> we feed out herring and silver size. there are all different size and weights of fish. i would say in one sitting a guy like this would be eating at least ten of these herring. >> there we go. we'll try it again. they suck it down almost like they're eating a vitamin. >> head first. >> there you go. >> almost. there you go. >> perfect. >> it's 30 degrees in here. this is a brand-new attraction. what are they expecting? first of all, you need to wear a coat? >> a lot of people come in with tank tops and shorts on. it is a little bit chilly. it is a break from the heat outside. people seem to enjoy it for a few minutes. then the coolness sets in. there is a warmer area in the habitat in

john hopper had told hinckley's parents that their son was simply immature, that he needed to grow upa job, and live on his own. the last of 15 sessions takes place four and a half weeks before the shooting. >> the mother of the young man might have kept him home. the brother and the sister would have had him institutionalized, but the family followed the psychiatrist advice as troubled families will do and to put it mildly, it didn't work out. >> this gave him an ultimate mate im. they were supplying the funding for his travels, and they were getting tired of it, and they told him emphatically that he had to clean up his act and get a job, and they were cutting off his funds at the end of march. he was not capable of taking that as a challenge and then straightening his life out. he was more capable of drifting off as a loner into his own fantasy world. >> so at the end of march he makes the decision that he has to do something. >> six days before the shooting hinckley flies to los angeles and then boards a bus to washington d.c. from there he will go to new haven and commit his act

one hopper off the wall. 1-0 giants. i will state the obvious, pence, his best game as a giant. solo homer for a 9-0 lead. five runs batted in. it iefensive the defensive playn the bottom of the 8th with the diving catch to rob amarista of the hit and it saves the inning and saves the no hitter. we head to the 9th and lincecum heads out to a standing ovation of giants and padre fans. strikeout number 13 and 12 go downswing. bring up alonzo. john miller with the call. >> high in the air and catch a -- catchable. blanco, it's a no hitter for tim lincecum. >> wow. just 11 days ago timmy was on the loser end of the no hitter for the reds and tonight the euphoria is all his. 9-0 the final. here is lincecum. >> i just wanted to stick to my game plan. buster and i did a great job of staying on the same page of what we wanted to do and tried not to alleviate from that. i felt fine from the first pitch. a little sweat ear -- sweaty, but other than that feel great. >> shirzer suffered his first loss to texas. pulled within a half game. oakland hosting boston tonight and trying to get the

hunter pence, same spot as homer. 20 feet shy, one-hopper off the wall. bases clear. 7-0 game.obvious statement right here. pence with his best game as a giant. solo homer in the eighth, 9-0 lead. pence, five runs batted in, and it was this play why i say it was his best game of the year. a diving stop, and that preserves the no-hitter for lincecum. it ends the inning. we head to the ninth inning. lincecum heads out to a standing ovation. both giants and padres fan, first batter chase headley, strikeout number 13. twelve go downswing. carlos quinton is out two. john miller has the call. >> high in the air and catchable. blanco. it's a no-hitter for tim lincecum! >> just 11 days ago timmy was on the losing end of homer bailey's no-hitter for the reds. last night euphoria was all his. 9-0, the final. >>a's needing a win over boston to stay atop the a. l. west by themselves. a.j. griffin is making sure the a's stay on top. the a's starter getting some home run derby practice yesterday afternoon. hit some bombs and did that. the derby is monday night. fourth inning, no chance of th

hunter pence, same spot as homer. 20 feet shy, one-hopper off the wall. bases clear. 7-0 game.obs statement here. pence with his best game as a giant. solo homer in the eighth, 9-0 lead. pence five runs patted in and it was this play why i say it was his best game of the year. a diving stop and that preserves the no-hitter for lincecum we head to the ninth inning. lincecum heads out to a standing ovation. both giants and padres fan, first batter chase headley, strikeout number 13. twelve go downswing. carlos quinton is out two. and john miller has the call. >> high in the air and catchable. blanco. a no-hitter for tim lincecum! >> just 11 days ago timmy was on the losing end of homer bailey's no-hitter for the reds. last night euphoria was all his. 9-0, the final. >>> aj griffin is make sure a's stay on top. the a's starter getting some home run derby practice yesterday afternoon. hit some bombs and did that. the derby is monday night. fourth inning, no chance of this ball getting out. jacoby ellsbury diving to make the grab. scoreless until the fifth. derek norris us crushes t

john hopper, told his parents that he was simply too immature, and needed to get a job and grow up.ession takes place four and a half weeks before the shooting. >> the mother of a troubled young man might have kept him home, the brother and sister might have had him institutionalized. but to put it mildly, it didn't work out. >> the parents actually gave him an ultimatum. they were supplying the funding for his travels. and they were getting tired of it and told him he had to clean up his act and get a job. and they're cutting off his funds at the end of march. >> he was not capable of taking that as a challenge, and then straightening his life out. he was more capable of drifting off as a loner into his own fantasy world. >> and so at the end of march, he makes the decision that he has to do something. >> six days before the shooting, hinckley flies to los angeles, then boards a bus to washington, d.c. from there, he will go to new haven and commit his act of love for jodie foster. he even writes her another note, telling her to wait for him. >> his plan was to shoot foster, shoot

. >> so we love to take turns but -- >> what's in the hopper coming up? another animated film coming out in the fall. "cloudy with a chance of meatballs 2: revenge of the leftovers." >> oh, that's great. that's a good one. >> sounds brilliant. >> it is, actually. it is. >> well, we love you. >> it's great. thanks for coming to see us. good luck with this. the movie will be another huge hit. you can catch "despicable me 2" at a theater near you. >> yeah. we will unleash the latest webtastic video. >> it's a doggone funny parody of a popular miley cyrus song. ♪ [ male announcer ] cheez-it brings you, crunchy new zingz. [ cheese ] hey, what's that? oh, uh, new cheez-it zingz -- the crunchiest cheez-it yet. looks pretty ama-zingz. yep. so appeti-zingz. mesmeri-zingz. accessori-zingz. oh! scandali-zingz. that's wrong. ♪ ehh ehh ehh ehh please no... ♪ wild zingz... [ male announcer ] we take the time for our cheese to mature before we bake it into all of our crackers, like crunchy new zingz. because at cheez-it, real cheese matters. your carpet stains can reapp

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hunter pence, same spot as homer. 20 feet shy, one-hopper off the wall. bases clear. 7-0 game. the obvious statement right here. pence with his best game as a giant. solo homer in the eighth, 9-0 lead. pence, five runs batted in, and it was this play why i say it was his best game of the year. a diving stop, and that preserves the no-hitter for lincecum. it ends the inning. we head to the ninth inning. lincecum heads out to a standing ovation. both giants and padres fan, first batter chase headley, strikeout number 13. twelve go downswing. carlos quinton is out two. john miller has the call. >> high in the air and catchable. blanco. it's a no-hitter for tim lincecum! >> just 11 days ago timmy was on the losing end of homer bailey's no-hitter for the reds. last night euphoria was all his. 9-0, the final. >>ize needing a win over boston to stay atop the a. l. west by themselves. a.j. griffin is making sure the a's stay on top. the a's starter getting some home run derby practice yesterday afternoon. hit some bombs and did that. the derby is monday night. fourth inning, no chance

it has never been easytory skip commercials with spread of dvrs and dish network's new hopper and reports at work on ad-skipping technology. sports is the only genre that is s&p proof. 97% of the sports programs are still watched live. that held steady as live viewing has fallen sharply. 57% of the nonsports program something watched live. most of it involves keeping a finger firmly on the fast forward button whenever a commercial comes on. liz and dave? david: have you tried to watch sports, any kind of game, recorded? it ain't the same. >> no. david: you have to watch it live. >> you really do. can't have the friends call you. you won't don't want to hear the outcome. david: that is why advertisers are happy. dennis kneale, good stuff. thank you. we want to update on what is happening with yahoo! of course they beat today on earnings on both the bottom and the top line but investors kind of selling on the news. of course the stock is way up year over date. it is up over the past 12 months by about 74%. so maybe people feel it's topped out here. for whatever reason, despite beating on bo

>> well, lawrence, the president has already put in the hopper a number of ideas with regard to rechargingonomy. obviously, the republicans in congress have nixed everything. i think he might talk about, for example, raising the minimum wage once again. he may also talk about providing tax credits and tax advantages to companies that treat their workers well, that retrain their workers, that actually do their business in the united states. he may come up with a variety of options for how we can reorganize the relationship between management and labor so it's a win-win outcome instead of simply a continuously cantankerous outcome. there are a lot of things that could be and i understand have been discussed with the president, but i think mostly it's a matter of refocusing what the president basically believes. that 2005 speech is very indicative. he came to office not to deal with a bunch of deficit, per se, not to deal with an economic calamity or practically an economic calamity but to really do something for the broad middle class and everybody aspiring to join the middle class. >> rober

i believe that it was hopper for the ministration to delay it for one year the employer mandate. ask. i support the bill strongly. a couple of years work to get past. individual mandate is morbid interval part -- more of an integral part of the statue. it is important that young males sign up, so that health care is provided for everybody. i have spent a lot of time on implementation. i want this bill to be implemented correctly. it is here. it is not going to be repealed. let's make it work the best we possibly can. that is the course we should take. >> on medicare? as are any solution to that in this congress? >> we announced a series of hearings on entitlements. there was a discussion draft on the ideas that are out there. social security, and a lot of this has been discussed for many years. bowles-simpson, cantor, i supercommittee. a lot of ideas are there. now we need to set the committee structure that will deal with the background for that. i think there is different views on how to approach that. clearly that needs to be part of the discussion. those are going to have to

. >> there were a couple in the hopper. >> permanent xap capital to anyone, why?d almost not need that money. >> isn't that business? isn't that for the top tier guys? they don't do it because you value their spread sheets, you know, you do it right, you should be getting money and at least the part of the business you have a high water mark. you have the ability. money has the ability to flee should you not be performing. may happen. may nochlt permanent billion is what they all want. if you don't ask, you will never know. >> every year i'm coming in, putting my feet up on the desk, making more money than 90 million people combined. >> let's spend some time with our guest host, j.p. morgan funds, reuters, we have been talking about during the break what was happening with bernanke yesterday. you feel like that's still the most important this inc. to figure out what he said what he didn't say? >> i think investors shouldn't overreact to this. it seems like the fed is so worried about the way the bond market reacted. look, you can't move an elephant from a room qui

e-mail them or something or hand them to state after state after state and they put in the hopper andss them and there you go. copycat like the stand-your-ground laws. >> the abortion ban in texas north dakota, the mandatory ultrasound walker and kasich signed. this is clearly concerted effort to do this state by state. and it's not good for women and it is not good for the middle class which is why we have to elect more democrat governors. >> bill: two races this year. how many next year? >> 36. it is a busy cycle. we viewed this in a two-year cycle. we think we have some great pickup opportunities in states like i said that the president won twice that elected republican governors in 2010 and voters have buyer's remorse. if you look at rick scott in florida, tom corbett, rick snyder in michigan, iowa, we've got a great pickup opportunity in south carolina. so it's going to be a busy couple of years here but virginia and new jersey be at the forefront of people's minds. we're working hard to get mcauliffe elected. >> bill: in virginia, let's start with virginia. we know that bob mcdo

the white house would say they've had plans in the hopper that nobody has acted on, the counter criticismson, the white house has not been active enough legislatively. what is your take? have they been up there really in people's face and pushing for their infrastructure program? they'll say they had an infrastructure bill since november. where do you see the energy behind it? >> much more needs to be done, the results are not there. if there is something the president can do right now, sign an executive order so that federal contractors have to pay their workers a livable wage. people who are working at the air and space museum, smithsonian, at the reagan building and union station in d.c., these are federal assets for the american people, are getting paid minimal wages they can't survive on. the president can change that tomorrow and i hope that he does. >> all right. congressman keith ellison, thank you. and if there's a protest, i can join you at, i'll be there. >> we'll let you know. >> mika, you stay away, mika. >> joe will join me. >> let the invisible hand do its magic over time.

the things that have been filmed there, just a -- i remember true romancing looking at where dennis hopperived and it is, like, wow, that is a city that just -- a lot of cities have had the move back by the yuppies into parts where they redo all the brown stones and it just doesn't -- i don't know if anyone has moved back to the burbs in detroit. >> brian is right, the big battle will be between the pensions and the debt holders, the other debt holders who say if you're a secured debt holder, they believe they should be first in line. pensions are claiming they have a constitutional right to be protected as well and that's the battle that will play out and that's what people will be watching so closely. >> journal's take is immediately, you know, years of decline and the u.s. automotive industry, obviously, but public unions, it is going to be hard to talk about how the public unions, how big a role they played in this because you'll feel bad for everyone who is losing the pension. but, you know, you can't -- this is -- you feel -- you want to help people and give them as much as you can a

written this week about not only the time warner and cbs deal, but where things stand between you and hopper >> i think that we are at the beginnings of where the shift is, and i think that people are validating the courts in particular that the consumers' rights on technology need to be protected. that is the starting point. this is a precursor to what the future is, which is technology is going to be independent of vertical packaging or monopolies and it is a great thing for the consumer consumers. >> we asked you whether or not you felt that it would go to the supreme kour and you didn't feel it was out of the question, but you feel the same way? >> well, we look on a daily basis that whatever comes our way, we will deal with the challenges, and it is what it is. >> and you have raised about $65 million, you told me, and how much more, and this is a fairly capital intensive business to put the antennas somewhere where the people can get this over the air broadcast. >> it is capital intensive in a website sense. you know, we have not disclosed, but think about it as roughly it costs us sub

hope that you don't mind a little of the industry questions, because you are coming out when it is hopper longer term can the case law keep up with the technology and how is the consumer impacted over the next three or four years? >> well, case law is tough to predict. the way we look at it is that there has never been a better time to be in the media b business, because there is more and more people who want to own content, and provide it to consumers and more and more technology companies who want to figure out how the ma nnipulate the content. it starts with great content is now the center. and you know, for us, we have the traditional cable channels here in the u.s., and now we have amazon and netflix, and capable operators wanting to compete with them as well az-tv everywhere. any time somebody wants to pay more for content, we have more. >> and you have not done tv everywhere and not signed on yet. why not? >> well, we believe there is significant value in owning the content, and the ability to see one of the 14 channels or any of the shows when a consumer wants to, that is addition