feels good after a day of traveling. [singing] feels good huh? hey! why don't we have a party tonight. great idea. let's invite some geisha girls. we're on holiday so let's order the very best saki. later that night. [whispering] whoa! three gorgeous geisha girls come on in. okay. let's start the party. [music] whoa! yeah. hey! [music] [laughter] [singing] in the next room, the samurai was trying write a letter. [music playing in background],iha chi. iha chi! the samurai is calling me. i wonder what is wrong. did you call me? yes,iha chi! i'm sorry. next door being noisy. sorry i will go and tell them to be quiet. very, very sorry. [loud party noises] come on in. excuse me. sorry. can you keep the noise down please? be a little bit quieter. huh? be quiet. look at this. three young men on holiday. three beautiful geishas and all this expensive saki we ordered from you and you tell us to be quiet. actually we don't mind but someone next door complained. someone complained? about us? tell them to come here and complain to our faces. no. no. wait! i unders

good. employment. that's a big problem and it is impossible to solve this problem in short period of time but very well known that in so many countries. you know keep some brain and say to the country start of the project. you know to look at the localized look. at what you do for the brains and young brains or so it means that special interests like school was one of the option. maybe some ideas from which is not still developed but to create some. so yes small cities which based on the university education with professors nation and some in the nation i think it's the only opportunity to create a local society local education society local sourcing to fix our society and local . society for produce produce and you know new ideas innovations on the way which russia has to fall because whom proof. environment and quality of education and quality of regulation like innovative states or russian youth a lot of the money also tend to to free russia caps for our friends according to to an estimate we reach fifty bil

he's a good man. also, michael rapaport is stopping by! ] he's here to talk about a documentary he directed about a tribe called quest -- really, really good. it's a good documentary. and music from the singer and guitarist from sonic youth, thurston moore is going to be here! [ cheers and applause ] what kind of a fun show is that? hey, guys, it's time for "late ."gst hashta here we go. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hashtag hashtag hashtag hashtag hashtag ♪ >> jimmy: these are lists on twitter or tweeter, if you're rick perry -- [ laughter ] -- where we give you the topic and you send in the tweets. so, since yesterday was the first day of summer, i went on twitter and started a hashtag called "worst summer vacation." and i asked you guys at home to tweet out some crazy, funny, or awful thing that happened on your summer vacation. we got thousands of tweets. i was watching them come in all night. so now, i thought i'd share some of my favorite "worst summer vacation" tweets from you guys. here we go. the first one's from @hannataylor. she says

overall i think it was a very good night for mitt romney. nobody layed a on him and he had a consistent message about what he argued was the failure of president obama. i thought it was a good night for michele bachmann. >> and there was another key moment. newt gingrich talking about the ryan plan, something he got in -- made some missteps on early on and i'll show you that moment from earlier. >> your initial reaction to the ryan plan? radical, right wing social engineering. then you backtrack. why? >> first of all, there was a very narrow question which said -- should republicans impose an unpopular bill on the american people? i supported the ryan budget as a general proposal and i wrote a news letter supporting the ryan budget and those words were taken totally out of context. i'm happy to repeat them if you're dealing with something as big as medicare and you can't have a conversation with the country where the country thinks what you're doing is the right thank you better slow down. we all got mad at obama because he ran over us when w

they have done a really good job. the food is fantastic. the patrons are a really good crowd. they always have a security person there on the weekends. i always blocked in to see how they're customer traffic is busy. there has been times when there are 10 or 50 people there and they still have a security guard to to make sure that nothing goes wrong. i was here on january 20th when the planning commission approved this project and we have heard from the planning commission again. any further delay of allowing them to open the patio would be obstruction of commerce and i strongly urge your support. >> i'm resident of the union street area. i live on the corner of the cannon and filbert. i'm partners and a small business in san francisco. i have to say that in the past few years, we have seen the inconsistency in some of the challenges that the union street corridor has seen. the evolution of the corridor with other businesses up and down the street, i can say that everything i've seen with the brickyard has done and i recognize the concessions that have been made. >> i'm here to

i can assure you are we're a lot closer to the top ten safest than that list you have. >> very good. other questions for the chief? >> i want to thank the chief foyer meeting with the three captains and myself and captain golderg on the c.i.t. issue. it is a big undertaking. senior partnership met on the issue recently this week and i appreciate the chief's thoughtfulness and proactiveness for issuing this department bulletin so there's a policy in place as we're getting c.i.t. under way. >> we're looking forward to. >> thank you. >> item 3-b, please. >> 3-b, o.c.c. director hings reports the view of recent activities, presentation of o.c.c.'s monthly comprehensive statistical reports for the period january 1, 2011 through april 30th, 2011 and january 1, 2010 through april 30, 2010. >> thank you, and welcome back drirktser hicks. >> good evening, president mazzucco and members of the commission, chief sir, it's good to be back. you have before you o.c.c.'s comprehensive statistical report for the period january 1 through april 30th of this year. and for comparison purposes, you also

not a good morning. we've been caught by a hunter. pass the word but be quiet okay. okay. wake up, wake up, wake up. wake up. wake up. wake up. wake up. wake up. wake up. hey! did you wake up? we've been caught by a hunter. right. i got a good plan. just do what i say. at the count of three, you flap your wings as hard as you can. right? 1, 2, 3 - flapping! i can't move. [help me screaming] very good. whoa. i'm going high. very good. wow. what is that. the lake. not the lake. big river. wow. what? many bridges. the bridge is very old. so, don't go plenty more all right. so. this is a real birds eye view. very good. someone is flying like me. i remember his face in my japanese history book. his real name is,foto shim. hi. good to see you. so, many messengers down there. so, they are waiving you. why are they waiving me. to take me. the end of my life. i'm dying now. oh, my god. so, any way i don't want to - that the river. must be the sticks i don't want to cross the sticks and die because i have no money. so, six months for currency in japan. cost of six bucks. i have no m

education if i give a challenge. good education i give a gift for life but if i fail they become a burden upon their family and society or another generation that you are giving people a good education is not complex so what is how do you know it is if the teachers is no that's not the teacher's the role of the mayor says no i mean you say you are really giving education you take responsibility and so that in turn the only mayor in the country took responsibility and i played so myself that lie once you have the system in you're the mayor you're responsible they're going to hold you responsible they're all the take they hold the mayor responsible in chicago and so when you want to do we want to give our we're give them an edgy but isn't just like teach you schools are good oh you got into the program into the clouds into exams here is no no here's an exam we here's an example we teach arabic we take russian and we teach it in chinese said it was a little decision it was it was not a political decision it was an education

there has been a recurring events at both locations. the good news is that we have talked to the building manager and the tenants that had been using the space to run a permanent venue had just been evicted. we were hoping that the problem would go away. some of the reports we received recently from sfpd under incidents of -- sorry, number 12. you'll see it listed. this one deserves a little bit of explanation. it was negligent disarm of a firearm by a security guard. i bring this up and it has been discussion amongst staff on the relevancey of having armed security at entertainment venues and whether or not this is really necessary and what is possible and you know, what are our options in regulating that action. this is a great example, an argument for there not being armed security at these nightclubs. a scattered making a bad judgment, fortunately nobody was hurt. we will be following up with sfpd to regulate the security guards. we're in contact with both agencies and lending our support and help there on what they need to follow that case

repeated actually that we have a lot of good information about the russian abroad because how we can get and let's say information about a country where the press where the magazines met most media but the best way is to get. true information is to touch to be contact. and to be in the country and from this point of view we have a some lack of good advertisement and good opportunity for. for investors to get this information it's very interesting to see that when with when for investors which. has already in russia make an investment doing the business is a usually. treated russia as a normal country if we start to talk with companies which is not in the russian but maybe going to do it and regarding this issue have usually more negative. information about the russian and of course there is a some obvious reasons which is could be treated as weaknesses it's. corruption which is actually there in russia it's very well known and the russian president. is talking about this and fighting with this issue with this problem now and i think it's. corruption translated into sometimes action co

guest: it is a good step. we are playing catch-up on partnerships like that to spur on manufacturing. one of the barriers that manufacturing firms have is bringing new technology to the factory floor. that is a perfectly appropriate role for the federal government. something that a lot of governments do. we used to do it in the 1980's, and before that, we have a long history of it. i think it is a welcome, necessary step. we need to do more to make our manufacturing sector more competitive, but it is depilate a step in the right direction, will keep good paying manufacturing jobs in the united states. host: the president said, i am calling on all sectors to come together to help our manufacturing develop the cutting edge tools they need to compete with anyone in the world. you say we are playing catch-up. should we focus more on high tech and new innovative technologies, should we focus on dumping more rudimentary at first? guest: the line between high tech and traditional is blurred. when you look at your aver

beside their bed because of all the home invasions that we've had the guy was a nice guy the guy was a good guy so you think the local police would maybe take that into consideration when they're busting down the door of a sixty nine year old man as of now nobody has said whether or not any narcotics are found in cooper's home but the local police department has made every effort to tell the media that they feel validated and they returned gunfire any time there's a loss a life it's a tragedy in this instance because officers involved it's not only a tragedy for the for the family members who left the let alone it's an absolute tragedy for the police officers that are in their lives will never be the same. well those cops might have considered this a tragic incident as well but i'd argue that their lives never being the same is quite different than cooper who is like. ended altogether but local police continue to defend the officers who killed them saying that they were met with deadly force and had no alternative other than to return fire really maybe you should yell police a little louder

we've done a good job. but even if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. progress police are making in . >>> a bay area mother shields her baby from a hail of bullets. the tragic result and the progress police are making in finding the gunman. >>> i'm don knapp live at station house number 26 where there have been two deaths in the family. that story coming up. >> gives me a whole new view on humanity. >> and the journey continues. keeping aids at the forefront of public awareness. how thousands of cycle set a new record to make that effort a reality. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. promising leads tonight in the search for a gunman who opened fire on a young family. a 3-month-old baby was killed and the parents wounded in the attack. it happened after the family left a baby shower about 1 a.m. on wisteria drive in east palo alto. linda yee on how it all went down. >> reporter: the family's car

tell me how do i know -- first of all, how do i know it's a good idea, jessica? >> well, you don't always know that. when we were starting in dinero, we honestly didn't think it was a great idea. we talked to a bunch of people. and they said it's a derible idea. there's quickbooks out there, and they're making a bunch of money. so how are you going to take on this market? so we didn't think it was a good idea. >> we'll talk about your discouragement more in a minute. ryan, how do you know this is something more than you tell your cousin at a barbecue? >> you don't know up front it's possible, but if it's something you feel passionate about and you see yourself doing for the long run, that's a good indicator. the first step a lot entrepreneurs do, you have to know it's a good idea. >> yeah, and we'll get to y combinater in a second, but how do you validate it? how do you prove that this is a good idea? your mom's going to tell you it's a good idea. that doesn't really necessarily help you. >> even your friends may. the same thing. like in our case, we actually buil

and i think that's a good thing. juliana? >> thank you, mr. president. i only have a two-parter. >> thanks. >> are you concerned that the current debate over debt and deficit is preventing you from taking the kind of decisive and balanced action to create jobs in this country, which is the number one concern for americans and one of the things the regulatory environment is important around so do you think the bowing situation is an example of the kinds of regulations that kill job growth and also that you, yourself, have caused [inaudible] >> i think the debt reduction should be part of an overall package of job growth over the long-term. it's not the only part of it, but it's an important part of it. so. so as i mentioned at the top. i think it's important for us to look at our rebuilding transportation in this country. that would put people back to work right now. construction back to work right now. and it would get done work that america needs to get done. we used to have the best roads and bridges and airports. we don't anymore. and that's not good f

good. employment. this is a big problem and it is impossible to solve this problem in short period of time but it's very well known that in such situations many countries. you know to keep some brain inside of the country start as a project. so you know to look to a localized localized. opportunity for the brains and young brain cells so it means that special entities like school was one of the option. maybe some ideas which is not still developed but to create some. say yes' small c.d.'s which based on the university education research professors nation and some in the nation oh i think it's only opportunity to create a local society local education society local society fix us a society and local. society for produce produce a new ideas innovations on the way which russia has to for because to improve. environment and quality of education and quality of regulation like innovative states or russia needs a lot of day money also tend to to flee russia capital out firms according to to to an estimate may reach fif

public transit commute is still a good one, will head to the south bay took a ride on 1 01 through sandelays out of downtown, it looks good up to santa clara. as we mentioned, if your preference is to take the train this morning, hitting north bound on the peninsula, you can take caltrain without any delays. the trip on highway 80 west bound leading down to the bay bridge is still very light. the dried thyme from hercules to berkeley is still running under 18 minutes. >> thank you george, part is hosting and other interactive seat lap to the public's feedback on future train car designs. there are expected to hire a new train car builder this year to replace one of its oldest fleet of train cars in the nation. participants will be able to check different types of seats in seating material today at herman plaza, that will be later on. >> muni has approved a severance package for forbe he announced that he would be stepping down 2 1/2 years before his contract ends. the board of the seven directors again and is in the past that unanimously passed a certified his resignation including thi

you may not think going back to bicycles is a good thing. i am not try to be critical, just understand the need to understand people's expectations for a better experience and we have to design this and run what those expectations are in order to show san francisco at its best. >> that is a point well taken. i do not see it as a criticism at all. we have had some good meetings with the union square business improvement district to have helped us understand their thoughts on me out reach you are talking about. we certainly want to create the right amount of information and understanding on what people will find when they get here. to a certain extent, we want to be open to other people's preferences about how to do it, but at the same time, we want to be funneling people toward the right time -- kind of transportation. finding that balance is something we need to continue to work on, with people that know these travelers, their culture, much better than we do. >> i know this is unique with the america's cup, the ability to view this from land,

i'm a good cop. i took a wild guess.ou're from india. [ speaking indian ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what does that mean? >> that means, later on the elephants are in heat, let's go outside and see what we can do. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: wow. [ applause ] >> jimmy: don, speaking of elephants, you're in this new kevin james movie, "zookeeper," i hear. >> oh, how did you know that? yeah. >> jimmy: they told me. >> they did a little mercy thing for jim. >> jimmy: for kevin. >> yeah. it's a nice thing. i haven't seen it, but i hope it's okay. >> jimmy: you play a what in this movie? >> i don't know. i haven't even seen it. why did you spring this on me? what is this? guess it and win a cookie. i don't know what the hell you call that. >> jimmy: i think you play a frog in this movie. >> that's right, a frog. yeah, that's exciting. you got to bring that up? at 85 i'm breaking my career, he brings up how i skyrocketed as a frog. [ laughter and applause ] >> jimmy: don, which do you -- [ applause ] >> jimmy: which do you find more ch

morning we are off to a very good start. live to the bay bridge toll plaza, just a few cars out there, so far so good. we will check 880 coming up but back to you. >>> if only it would last. >>> well, it is 4:31 a.m. likely to be months before the cause of that deadly train crash in nevada is concerned. >>> the final destination, in emoryville of the amtrak train that never arrived. >> reporter: yes, five as eninjury are still reported missing off that -- passengers are still reported missing off that amtrak train. they are questioning why the trucker failed to stop the john davis trucking company has come under fire the employer of the trucker that crashed into that amtrak train the kept of public safety cited that company for numerous things unsafe driving, cargo violations oil leaks, drivers not using their seat belts and cited for two crashes in the past two years but experts are saying the investigation is still so new it is hard to determine if those citations are unusual for the trucking industry. as for the missing pa

it's a good magazine. >> steve: a good magazine. >> jimmy: that's why. >> steve: "tiger beat" is greattoo. >> jimmy: yeah. >> steve: love it. >> jimmy: listen to this. lawmakers here in new york have proposed a new program to teach teenagers about the dangers of sexting. seriously. how about a program to teach new york lawmakers about the dangers of sexting. mr. weiner? [ laughter ] >> steve: come on! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: "teach me?!" some sports news, there are reports that if the lockout continues the nfl may shorten its season to eight games. or as the detroit lions will put it, "hey, we only lost eight games this year!" [ laughter ] i love detroit. and finally, i read that president obama's approval rating among college students is down 10 points since 2008. of course, if he wants to get it up, he should talk to anthony weiner. [ laughter ] ladies and gentlemen, we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey! hey, guys, just want to say "thank you notes" is available right now. it's the number two

we've done a good job. en if you were born today, you'd still grow up in a world where tobacco kills more people... than aids, drugs, alcohol, murder and car crashes... combined. we have a lot more work to do. . >>> you're watching cbs 5 eyewitness news in high definition. >>> they killed my baby, and -- they killed -- my soul too. >> her baby son, shot and killed tonight. she shares her grief. and the message she has for parents who have kids out of control. >>> fishermen say they never saw anything like it. what they say the weird, rainy weather is doing to the bay. >>> he is in jail for murder, and now he wants taxpayers to turn him into a woman. tonight, why doctors say it is a good idea. good evening, i'm ken pastida. >>> and i'm dana king. a bay area mother is filled with grief. >> she, her husband and two children were driving home from a baby shower in east palo alto this weekend, when police say a teenager opened fire. more on the mom's message. >> reporter: this is the sound of a mother who just lo

all of you, what i wanted to say this morning about personal financial planning -- it is not only a good thing, it is absolutely a necessary thing. all of you know how much money there is not out there, but guess what? actually, money is out there. you just have to be able to know where it is and then, if you see it, you do not spend it right away. you manage it. managing money to me is one of the most important things people do. all of you have heard that once in awhile, you read about a famous actor or actress or famous sport per cent who has made millions and millions of dollars. they got a huge contract, whether they were a football player or a baseball player or basketball player, and suddenly, two or three years later, they cannot afford a house. what happens when they had all this money? then, you think yourself, "if i had all that money, i would not squander it." even people who do not have the money, when they get a chance, if you do not have the knowledge to manage it, if you have not paid attention to debt vs credit, you may end up having lost the greatest opportunity of your

you start with a good program. you start with the people most likely to be with you. >> miss miller, did you want to add to that? >> when we do a poll and make it public, some of the statistics we talk about publicly. the point of doing this poll was to get an idea of what the program parameters should be and where they should be going. if you looked at any other program providing 100% clegreen, they have a very small percentage of countries that actually percentage of customers that actually participate because of cost. in san francisco, the percentage is so much higher and those expecting of 100% renewable. if we were able to show you the statistics, in that realm, it is a very good statistic. however, your point is a good one. what should the program parameters be and what should we be offering? that is what miss hale will be talking about during her part of the presentation. we wanted to provide all the information to you publicly. we know there are questions in the statistics. there is information we will learn

the russians got off to a very good start against france in the first place in the final. in seoul run here giving the home side a new lead. it didn't take russia long to extend their lead to twelve points but the french men were and giving up. will five by the break forcing the russian. to do all he could do encourage his men to france managed to come from behind in the second half and battle to win taking them into the final twenty nineteen to score. despite the outcome on pleased with the way my boys played they were giving their all and fighting to the end it's a game in which is didn't have the luck they had. both teams managed to earn their own arse in the end with france beating wales for the plate and russia threshing italy twenty four town and claimed seventh place meanwhile the events strongest favorites england were just unstoppable on the way to their second cup of the season following this is an opening round in france last week the stem around england first had to beat spain in the semifinal and did so with a related is twenty four fourteen. that's how it came

a good time midday here. the walk with some colleagues perhaps, 5:83, air quality code yellow. by wednesday expecting code orange, unhealthy for sensitive groups, the heat and humidity build more and more. a few storms, light, light sprinkles east of town last night across the bay. temperatures this morning, have some 60es, upper 60s, 70 in annapolis, 63 in southern maryland, winchester, frederick and petersburg, the air a humid enough. the sky is clearing up and the winds are light enough with the high humidity, we have fog, frederick visibility zero. less than 2 miles in gaithersburg, zero in petersburg in west virginia. two and a half manassas. there is haze out there as well. but the fog up there is a problem right now. temperatures this afternoon they're going to bounce back, lower 80s near the bay, but mid-80s in town, one or two spots may make the upper 80s, holter than this by mid week. here's angie with your time saver traffic. >>> thank you, howard, hello everybody. halfway through 5:00, the green l

a particular house in a particular location, they know they need a tree, can you help them choose a good one? >> we can. if they're planting a tree in a sidewalk, they would fill out a tree planting permit application. it is really important, we encourage to contact us, because as i said earlier there, are species that won't do well in san francisco, and some of those windy foggy areas of the city, there's only a few tree that is will really thrive there. it is important to make sure you get. >> they can call your office? >> they can call the bureau, get on the website, we have some information on the website about species, we're trying to bolster that, friends of the urban forest is a nonprofit group. they good information on their website about which trees do well. we're happy to give that kind of advice, because we much rather have a healthy urban forest. >> if they wanted to call you, what number would they call? >> the best number. well to get to the bureau directly, 641-2676. >> a pment to plant a tree, is there a charge? >> there's actually >> how much is it if there is one. >> th

a long series, they are also so good as people. they are people i want to spend some time with. tavis: i had no idea your first answer would include a comment about those family dinners. as is often the case, i am in my dressing room and my producer an assistant, everyone in that room said the best thing about the show in every episode, you guys meet around the dinner table. it is a powerful thing. what do you make of that? >> i think there is a ltural thing, not only in thisy ba pugo houtroheably ug world. familydy dot n have a like the ravens. everybody did not have that opportunity. but they had family or wish they had that output. it is an adult family drama. family drama usually involves an argument, which is siblings and parents and kids. i think the real secret to it is the show has a very procedural elements that you see first, you know what each character, who hopefully you like and want to walk in their shoes, what each character is going through during the show and you know what they are sitting on when they come to the f

tavis: what makes a good script for you? >> telling a good story. you could tell a good story about superheros, but a lot of times -- i say this summer there are a lot of superheros. there are a lot of people in tights to have a super power and are going to save the world. i have the ending for you. we have the everyman's super hero who is wearing and work boots, blue jeans. every day, he is doing a yeoman's job to put food on his table and make a life for himself and a better life for his family. i think that what makes a good script is that you are telling a great story that people should be interested in. if you tell it the right way and let them know it is out there, i believe they will come and enjoy it. tavis: you said something a moment ago that i think is important to go back and unpack. he said that if you tell a good story people should be interested. let us the s.e.c. that should be part. i hear the point you are making, and i agree that we reveled -- that we love to showcase the humanity of a character and we should all be able to get in

education if i give a child a good education i give a gift for life but if i fail they become a burden upon their family and society or another generation said you giving people a good education is not complex so what is the you know it is you know it's the teachers there is no no no it's not the teachers the role of the mayor says no when you say you are really giving education you take responsibility and so i'm the only mayor in the country it took responsibility and i played so myself that lie i want to the system and you're the mayor you're responsible they're going to hold you responsible that i hold to hold the mayor responsible in chicago and so what do you want to do we want to give our we're give them an edgy but isn't just a children's schools all good oh you got into the program into the ground into exams here's no no here's an exam we here's an example we teach arabic we take russian and we teach. chinese said it was a literal decision it was it was not a political decision it was an education decision to give young people opportunities to realise the world is changing and

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lifetime do you think any time soon can we expect that to happen or not yet i think a ruble has a very good chance to be one of the currency which could be a subject of reserve currency in the first even future in the future lies not being today. first of all because you. subject of control by the central bank and the level of depends on central bank policy and intentions in this case. just quite small investors or banks are ready to consider currency as a reserve currency because they don't understand the rules if currencies flexibles and those the market rules in this case. are ready to consider this currency market currency and operate as a business currency as a reserve currency. and central banks or some. first let's say necessarily a necessary step and. one of the reserve currency the second. i'm pretty sure. for my point of view russian economy more or less competitive. can produce products which is the subject of stable international demand so you want more competition on the international more yes and the country of. course. from this point of your foresaw horrible is ready to be m

really fine that's a good sign you have enough to base a business. that's not enough but actually i think the. three thousand should be sold ok listen the russian political class sense started talking about innovations for the last couple of years but in the nation is impossible without a qualified workforce meanwhile we were information that the brain drain is still a great problem in russia that seventy percent of the russian students studying in the united states for example. i want to stay and find a job in the united states not coming back to moscow do you see any preconditions for this for this problem. to be cells maybe maybe the skulk of a project may help. yes it's a very complicated problem of course from the point of your computer. we are not in the first line among the countries which are doing a very good education. given that but unity for the young people to get education and of course from the point of view of. some supply of the good. employment. that's a big problem and it is impossible to solve this problem. in short period of time

she was a good woman. she is a strong woman. she did the best she could to keep the marriage is strong. by then, i had found cocaine, i had found alcohol. i became a crazed guy. it is funny because i am loved by so many people yet i did not love my wife. i loved her but i did not show her love, if that makes any sense. tavis: your son is 37, that makes me feel old. >> you cannot talk about sugar ray without talking about the fights. you want to respond in terms of what you thought of them and those fights. thomas hearns. >> that was my most the defining moment. that context, that fight, he brought out the best in me. he made me realize that even as tired as i was going into the later rounds when he was winning, that there is indeed a power that we all have when it you reach down and you are so tired. do can barely see. he closed my left eye with his punches. -- you can barely see. the only way to win the fight was to knock him out. tavis: marveling heckler -- mar vin hagler. >> that was one of my most treasured accomplishments b

that seems to be a good thing, right? >> i think it is a good thing, unless it's some indication that individuals are not aware of the o.c.c. but we have robust outreach programs, and recently, we released some public service announcement, so i don't think outreach san issue. commissioner slaughter: i agree with you commout reach is not an issue and certainly would not be they would be less aware this year than they were last year. so people are aware, they're aware of the ability. we have a strong o.c.c. comms critically important to the health of the department. so i actually view this as the department's getting better, o.c.c. is getting better, it's working better and i think you deserve a lot of credit, department and officers on the street deserve a lot of credit. but when you see a 20% decline year over year, in people coming -- you know, coming and complaining about anywhere interactions with the department, i just think it's a remarkably good news and credit to the o.c.c. and credit to the department. so that's a

find out what's really happening to the global economy with much stronger for a no holds barred look good but global financial headlines tune in to your report. is. just. to. put them back to watching r t live from moscow here's a look at the top stories china's president comes to moscow to strengthen trade ties that are boasting two of the world's major emerging economies. the fate of colonel gadhafi is the focus of the talks between russia's envoy to leave yes and the government in tripoli a meeting comes as moscow tam's to negotiate an end to the country's civil war and . the greek pm promises a reshuffle of his cabinet after a violent and protest athens hundreds of vanda their anger plans for a new public in a deeply and data country. next hour naafa talks to russia's former deputy finance minister who shares his opinion on which countries he thinks will dominate the world's economic markets in the future. hungry for the full story we've got it for us the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news make us. feel . hello again and welcome to spotlight. on the tape i'm a

it's a good or bad of a very very good dear i believe we got up a good priorities usa action the progressive organization is launching a ad and ad campaign targeting the republican agenda take a look back we are america we know right from wrong and we know the end swinging president obama for the economy our politics at its worst the republicans have proposed economic reforms a good return an only have a plan that would essentially end medicare for future retirees so ensured you can while giving huge tax reach to big oil in the world we can't rebuild america if they tear down the middle class yet is running into an important battleground states like florida virginia north carolina and colorado it's essential we win the messaging war against republicans heading into the twenty five elections and priorities usa like a good start the bad. poll and take on fire. so-called news the republican presidential candidate who's probably actually running for vice president went on the attack against climate change saying evidence supporting it is bad science the science is faith and it's in great dispute

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a good looking day. a sign that things are changing. dryer air tried to come in.he dew points, the green is more moist, the darker green is deeper moisture and the dryer wind is with us. we have a northerly wind, southerly ones will take over. increasing humidity by mid week. some 50s in the mountains in cumberland and oakland. this is where we've seen a touch or two of fog. most are in the mid to upper 60s like here in washington, we sit at 68 under partly cloudy skies. the winds are light. so with high humidity and light winds and especially north and west, that's where we've had a touch of fog. dew .64 and the barometer sitting at 29.98. >>> i want to show you what's happening national satellite and radar. houston, texas was 105 degrees. that is an amazing temperature for them. there's a lot of heat here. we'll tap into that bringing it north and east by wednesday and thursday. right now we have storms in the middle of the country and you can see the severe thunderstorm watch. these storms moving east-southeast. chicagoland in a few hours could be getting storm

a musician you. know going to schools like get some more kids in grades good to me. and yes even dreams of being the president of the united states until he reaches high office he has a message for those who are in power now we've given money to different people which i've chosen at home with children you know and your state. in your eyes and you can't help them no. for from the poor tours of power ideological battles oh challenge expressed with a clarity of childhood to the nation's elite los angeles. all right so for the last two weeks of nonstop wiener fever i've been bashing the media as you well know over the over the top incessant coverage that's blocked out every other story and i so fully stand by every single statement that i've made but the thing is it's not like we are a gate in itself is some singular phenomenon we see this happen all the time it almost seems like politicians and sex scandals become synonymous with larry craig david bitters eliot spitzer as anthony weiner is dominique strauss kahn is of the world too of course everyone's favorite cheater.

sorry and hold on to the gold and silver so there's a good argument. you know you want to snap in utah there will be a lot of incentive for people to stay and it will sort of sounds almost as if you can apply the same concept that here's a fractional reserve banking system the philosophy of money concept which is a say that loans become more plentiful they more that they are recycled through the banking system you could say apply this to solver and say there's a velocity of summer a concept here is that the more it's used the greater demand there is for the solver and therefore the price goes higher so actually by spending your silver you're increasing the price. the savings that you have left in your cell resending the cow but let's move on to us applied to many of our second. the c.p.m. group what's the most bullish data in the report that's just come out and the most bearish and i attack the stuff pretty clear closely over there at the morgan report one of the more bullish aspects is that china the amount of demand from china underscores two fold the

>> there you go. [ laughter ] but he's a really good person. or his overriding -- his focus was to never prosecute the wrong person. i mean, people will never know how hard chris worked at not prosecuting someone that he wasn't absolutely confident they were guilty. >> he's a pussy cat, really? >> well, i don't know about that. >> we wouldn't go that far? >> no. you're putting words into my mouth, piers. >> that could be really damaging. >> yes. >> so we'll have a short break and then get to the really interesting bit where we bring in two of your children to tell me what he's really like. right, you two? >> yes. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] breathe, socket. just breathe. we know it's intimidating. instant torque. top speed of 100 miles an hour. that's one serious machine. but you can do this. any socket can. the volt only needs about a buck fifty worth of charge a day, and for longer trips, it can use gas. so get psyched. this is a big step up from the leafblower. chevrolet volt. the 2011 north american car of the year. constipated? phillips