the as a guy a couple weeks ago left it in the seat pocket in front of me from a major pharmaceutical kl, which now in my possession. it's easy to take time to put it through the cheder and make sure any confidential information goes a -- >> if you don't have a she hadder right now use your toothpicks. i put it in look a million different -- >> trash cans. >> trash cans. we are the same, aren't we? >> how about what you get in the environment. who know you and know what's going on. you may think you're being slick and use a coded word but if you mention that client we talked to. they're in the same building. a the love time you're coming from the meeting, carrying out the dialogue. >> especially in an office where everyone wants to talk and gossip -- >> there are entire twitter stream, ggs gold series from goldman sachs. and then accident, one luckily i found code names. >> this comes back from my investment banking days when you had a important client thaw come up with a code name. you could have fun with it. you're like an entrepreneurial spy. if you're having conversations out on your

eir which i believe is not done and also in the historic preservation commission, the final measure, kl, and the procedures for promoting the view and the plan that the area requires that project involving new construction and moral alterations built before 63, obviously the club was built in 1935 should be forwarded to the commitsing and i believe that was not done. and what else it says here. and so it applies to the proposed project and they are in the process of being adopted. and it also says over here that they are art deco style and motes with crafted plaster and this club has been around for a long time and my great grandfather was one of the founding members and my grandfather was a resident when they built this building. we have had a lot of great history there. and i don't know if anybody can recognize who that is in the picture. but that is just some of the people who have come through the verdi, club. my biggest concern is putting in the guy apartment building next to a historical building and a place that has been around forever is going to kill the verdi club. and it is a

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they could be, and fast food, ifyou ate thertoo frequently can, can -- i on't want to get his tear klere, but can be bad for your health. >> adam, here's the thing, i know what's going to happen. i know they are going to get the results of the study, and they argoing to use it as the war against the useof fast food restaurants, against the notion of foods, and push an agenda that is against personal freedoms, and that's why 'm worried about it,and we need to be hysterical. >> that's uncharitable to the academics and infringes on their academi freedoms by suggesting that you -- >> if you donate your own money, fine, but don't say the taxpayers should do it. if you believe in the sudy, donate your own $150 million. don't take mine. >> the da should be the agency that's responsible for looking into the chemicals that we put into food and the fact we use corn to be a major sweetener in our foods, and that's compounding this osity program. why not focus on that? >> they are. why do you think these studies exist? i mean, really, what's the real obviousive here? >> well, i'm not going to fal

charles: so this is a schemm to kl for this money?nder the guise of low investment like a ponzi scheme? >> you got it. lough hall on the surface it is the expansion of the mistates' brother but it is much more than that. the winners are the politicianand bureaucrats in calpers but the losers are employees and employers d individual freedom. charles: it is preliminary and a trial balloon but this will be the latest in greatest of california's. >> and it will be the model nationwide to say look we have ts program that will force the employees in what will happen is there will b competitors of social security in all progressive states. charles: my ponzi scheme is better ere in your ears. they say i will take money from you don't worry will get back as if they can't guarantee anything with their tracrecord. you guys are in trouble but we all are. i appreciate your ti. believe better not this uld be yoko ono singing she sells life she is in pain. charles: '03 and clause is way to the top and washington cuts down big oil and we have jonatha

slav kl detroit. corruption children.seems like that is what has become the american way because detroit is not alone. what is baltimore going to do, atlanta, l.a. john: detroit is and worse shape. worse politicians, morenions. the automaker collapsed. it was in the politicians' fault. it was just the big three crashed. >> it wasll of them. one industry town. we were rich. we thought it would never end. everybody put their hand in the till from management to politicians to unions. you could punch and your body will he went drinking. we blew it. i know everyone is watching, not because you care, but your review will beike us. john: we want to see, maybe bankruptcy is the answer, but this may mean stiffing tohe people who were promised pensions. they may get $0.20 on the dollar >> i know. the golden age is over. we really just run it. or in a new era now. who even knows what money is worth. a promise, contract. pensioners might take a very bad it. it's what was left us, neglect, sloth, and ripping people off. the people did

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kl >> you knew it all along. had he hit 32 home runs. the funny thing he is not an all-star.was just added by the team. so congratulations and bryce harper, what a great show in new york city in your first ever evr home run derby. derb >> question for you, tiger woodd is over at the muirfield for the open. lindsay vaughn's girlfriend. this was lindsay, she had a all inside the passes to hang out with her boyfriend. >> what is wrong with that? >> you don't have a problem wite that?th >> no. >> are you really getting ready or out there having fun.n. he is still the favorite even though he hasn't won in five years. he looks like he is having aving good time. te. >> you know what you call that, he is belowsing for his lady. >> honey taking me to muirfield, let's go to scotland together. >> just hang with me, and watcha me work.or >> that is 70 degrees, that is what 70 degrees in scotland looks. >> look at him. what was it a mink. >> i don't know it was cold even for 70s. >> got a sweater and a jacket. that is ridiculous. ri they say the weather for scotland is going to be balmy.

. >> it was a terrible personal tragedy that blame a white hot media speck kl. >> she didn't want them to go to hell. >> captivating and horrifying viewers from coast to coast. >> did he know that his wife would be a danger to those five children? >> she did not show remorse. she did not show regret. she believed that she had arranged for her children to go to heaven. >> the murder case that shocked the nation. and cast a harsh new light on the very nature of motherhood. >> i view her as a victim. i don't view her as a criminal. >> the state of texas versus andrea yates, next. >>> are you ill or what? >> yes, i'm ill. >> you need an ambulance? >> no. i need a police officer. >> the woman on the phone is andrea yates. she is living the american dream. a house in the suburbs. an rv in the backyard. >> what's the problem? >> um. i just need them to come. >> they all seemed to happy. five healthy children. a loving mother. and a successful dad who worked for nasa. >> is your husband there? >> no. >> what's the problem? >> i need them to come. >> it's a tuesday morning. just after 9:00. yat

slav kl detroit. corruption cldren.seems like that is what has become the american way because detroit is not alone. what is baltimore going to do, atlanta, l.a. john: detroit is and worse shape. worse politicians more unions. the automaker collapsed. it was in the politicians' fault. it was just the big three crashed. >> it was all of them. one industry town. were rich. we thought it would never end. everybody put their hand in the till from management to politicians to unions. you could punch and your body will he went drinking. we blew it. i know everyone is watching, not because you care, but your review will be like us. john: we want to see maybe bankruptcys the answer, but this may mean stiffing to the people who were promised pensions. ey may get $0.20 on the dollar >> i know. the golden age is over. we really just run it. or in a new era now. who even knows what money is worth. a promise contract. pensioners might take a very bad it. it's what was left us, neglect sloth, and ripping people off. the people didn't

what i particularly like is that the cyclic kl names are trading inexpensively. if you look at the industrials that josh was talking about it's not like you're buying those names at 15 16 times earnings. you're getting those at 10 or 11. >> as though there's a global depression and let's put the raise rise in context. the big rally that started in the 1950 stz was up against rising rates. we have had it before. it doesn't automatically mean stocks go down. 73% of the time a year later the s&p is higher. >> let's shift our attention to crude oil for the moment and head back to headquarters. we have break is news in a sharp move in crude. >> reporter: a couple of big headlines sending crude to a 14-month high. first of all we have the coast guard in louisiana saying they're investigating what looks like a well that has begun to leak. it's 75 miles off the coast, gulf of mexico. they say that the well has lost control. it's an oil and natural gas production platform. work to plug the well is on going. two other platforms have since been shut and personal have been s

language, just the way they're interacting with the reporters and the people around, it's the kind of cup kl, quite honestly, you could see in your neighborhood with a stroller, with their coffee. you say hi, they say hi, and they go on about their way. they have an ability, at least in this moment, to shed away all of the formality and really just reach through for those who are interested in this. >> you know, i'm so pleased that william's been able to channel that side of his personality this afternoon because sometimes he can forget -- when he's talking to the media, he can forget he's talking to the people at home. he thinks he's in this competitive thing with the media. harry's very bad at it, too. that was william understanding that these are images, this is footage that is going around the world. his words are being heard around the world. speaking to the people at home. like you say, just like any excited new parent, you know. >> and martin -- >> i think to tom's point, though, i think that they were simply overwhelmed with the reaction. i don't think that william was in media mode.

. >> you ask why i'm going on to the next story, mike bar na kl, because perhaps if we expose these situationsaybe we'll see less of them. we have in the past. there's so many people in power. san diego's mayor is facing real backlash. i'm going to san diego now, joe. accused of sexual advances by a growing number of women. >> this is the trifecta. >> i got them all right here. three women initially accused bob filner of making inappropriate comments and contact. among them his former communications director, the mayor acknowledged transgressions earlier this month. take a listen. >> i am embarrassed to admit that i have failed to fully respect the women who worked for me and with me. i have begun to work with professionals to make changes in my behavior and approach. >> now four more women all prominent members of the san diego community have come forward including a e retired navy admiral who says she was filner's former congressional office when he made an advance. she describes it it. >> all the guys left. i was the last one in the room. and bob stepped between me and the doorway and stopp