avery: go to hell.uming, the way that you're looking at me, that you didn't obtain a warrant for this, or the department didn't get one, and if that is the case, then that is an illegal wiretap and that's inadmissible. i just wanted you to hear the tape. avery manipulated evidence for your clients, so you killed him to shut him up. oh, he had such an irritating little voice. god rest his soul. just look at the asa's illicit activities. it's a shame i can't disclose more information. attorney-client privilege-- you understand that. are you telling us he was a client? no, i-i don't mean joshua avery was a client, no. you have the guts to tell us who you're talking about? (sighs) great. you here to lecture me, too? i'm just about the last guy around here who should be doing that. (laughs) aren't we quite the pair? at least we both know that josh was dirty. (scoffs) there's no way he was doing that on his own. that tape you made between him and vogel confirms that. because of me, it doesn't matter. can't us

avery: go to hell.uming, the way that you're looking at me, that you didn't obtain a warrant for this, or the department didn't get one, and if that is the case, then that is an illegal wiretap and that's inadmissible. i just wanted you to hear the tape. avery manipulated evidence for your clients, so you killed him to shut him up. oh, he had such an irritating little voice. god rest his soul. just look at the asa's illicit activities. it's a shame i can't disclose more information. attorney-client privilege-- you understand that. are you telling us he was a client? no, i-i don't mean joshua avery was a client, no. you have the guts to tell us who you're talking about? (sighs) great. you here to lecture me, too? i'm just about the last guy around here who should be doing that. (laughs) aren't we quite the pair? at least we both know that josh was dirty. (scoffs) there's no way he was doing that on his own. that tape you made between him and vogel confirms that. because of me, it doesn't matter. can't us

avery friedman in washington and richard herman in miami. hello to you again. avery, you first.s interesting. this is getting surprising support from quite a few of the supreme court justices. >> yeah. this is striking, alison. we have 70 years of precedent dealing with the supremacy clause. that means immigration is not supposed to be monkeyed around with by the supreme court -- by the states, i should say. let me tell you something. both the conservatives and the republicans -- conservatives and liberals on the court today lambasted the solicitor general. let me tell you something. my prediction is many of the provisions of the arizona immigration law for me, and it's troubling, will be upheld. i think that's a radical change in american constitutional law. very troubling. >> richard, what do you think? >> if i hear and listen carefully, i remember when we discussed this originally. avery was oh, there's no way this is going for hold up. >> that's right. >> some of the provisions are consistent with federal law. they have a shot. that's exactly how the court is perceiving this

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avery, you might remember this.that big controversy after the son of the late senator robert f. kennedy tried to take his infant son from the maternity ward back in january? a new york's child protection agency said there is no evidence the baby was abused or mistreated. douglas kennedy still faces the child endangerment and harassment after the scuffle with the nurses. everyone remembers seeing that and hearing those details. they tried to stop him from taking the son outside. so there you go. then this case closed in new orleans, five former police officers get prison terms ranging from six to 65 years for shooting of unarmed civilians in the aftermath of hurricane katrina. the ex-officers convicted last august on a combined 25 counts of civil rights violations. the shootings happened on the danzigger bridge six days after the hurricane tore through the city. four of the officers were convicted of opening fire on unarmed people trying to cross the bridge killing two men and wounding four other civilians. all right

this is criminal law as avery will tell you. this is a whole different ball game.cing substantial prison time. >> up to 30 years. >> even though the statute that not been used. yeah, 30 years. the grounds of the prosecution are based on a statute never been used like this before. this the first time. apparently the trial judge has dismissed all the pretile motions. he's cleared the way to allow the prosecution a six-month deal, keep his law license. that's the plea deal he rejected. i don't know how strong they feel about it. >> he had to. i'm sorry, richard. he had to reject it because all john edwards has left is his law license. he would have lost his law license and be finished. there's an enormous risk here. let me tell you something, the federal district judge to whom this is assigned has done a wonderful job, absolutely wonderful job handling the jurors. saying you're not judging this man based on the fact he was a lousy husband, a guy you couldn't trust and cheat, stuff like that. if you're watching law and order, judge judy, forget about that. she is handl

her parents named her avery. >> avery. >> reporter: she arrived perfect and with a smile.ust a few months old, her legs went limp. something was wrong. >> i just started screaming and just -- it just doesn't seem real. >> reporter: what was real was spinal muscular atrophy, a rare genetic disorder. the legs first, avery's use of her arms will be next. then the ability to breathe. at best doctors give her 18 months. so what do you do with that little time? ♪ >> reporter: you dance. >> you like that? >> reporter: mike and laura canahuati took avery's story online, created her own blog. >> the reality is that this disease will take my life. >> reporter: and offered her own bucket list. the moments, the memories they want her to have before she's gone. >> avery, you silly girl, look. mike always told me we've got all the time in the world to cry. we can cry, you know, when she's no longer here but for now we want to try and enjoy the time we do have with her and just make memories. >> reporter: memories like her first easter. her first trip to college. her first innocent kiss.

avery friedman and richard her man. avery, we'll start with you.ng she was injured but also very, very drunk. >> that's a fact question. in trial they will sort it out. the. >> is a doctor, clinical medicine. she's not screwing around. on a cain, busted elbow. she has witnesses. the bottom line on this case, i think the bodyguard was upset she was snapping pictures with her cell phone of johnny and got a little rambunctious. they are denying it. this the kind of case that could go to trial, number one. number two, could settle quietly. >> is she looking for celebrity money and is johnny depp in trouble just because he was looking her way. >> rob, johnny has nothing on you in the looks department. >> what a sweet thing to say. >> currying my favorite. >> as part of this, apparently she was scaring his children in addition to her rant and raves because they said she was drunk or high. his security detail escorted her out. they did a little more than escort her because apparently as they were taking her out of the hallowed palladium, her clothes becam

her parents named her avery. she arrived perfect and with a smile. but just a few months old her legs went limp. something was wrong. >> i just started screaming and just it doesn't seem real. >> reporter: what was real was spinal muscular atrophy, a rare genetic disorder, the legs first, avery's use of her arms will be next, then the ability to breathe. at best doctors give her 18 months. so what do you do with that little time? you dance. >> do you like that? >> reporter: mike and laura kanawatti took avery's story online and created her own blog. >> the reality is this disease will take my life. >> reporter: and offered her own bucket list, the moments, the memories they want her to have before she's gone. >> avery, you silly girl. >> mike always told me we've got all the time in the world to cry. we can cry, you know, when she's no longer here, but for now we want to try and enjoy the time we do have with her and just make memories. >> reporter: memories like her first easter, her first trip to college, her first innocent kiss, her first little g

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kevin reese, khou, 11 news. >> and you can read more about avery's adventures on the family's blog avery a terrifying scene in china where a young girl is very lucky to be alive after nearly being run over by a truck in this busy intersection. the truck veered to one side, crashing into a light pole and injuring the driver, but the little girl managed to crawl out with only minor injuries. she is said to be in good condition. sgirchlgts and a 10-year-old boy who has autism was found alone on a portland light rail, and police want to know how he got will. witnesses called 911 after seeing this child board the train by himself and discovered that he was unable to communicate with anyone. police have identified the boy, but say he will remain in foster care as the investigation continues. >>> after the break, i'm going to talk with the father of a boy with autism who feared that his teachers were bullying him, so he wired up his son and sent him to school. his story next. [ horn honks ] hey, it's sandra -- from accounting. peter. i can see that you're busy... but you were gonna help us crun

>>>ry, good man -- avery good man. thank you. >> bill: avery friedman.com. so, there you go.e'll take more of your calls coming up here on the john edwards trial. waste, waste waste. and the george zimmerman walking free. i guess we gotta admit, you know, that under the law they couldn't keep him in jail but geez, i hate to think about the fact that this guy is out on the beach or golf course somewhere. and trayvon martin lying in his cold grave. no justice there that's for sure. your calls 866-55-press. >> announcer: this is the "bill press show." a race car. polymers, hydo-carbons, thermal plastics, math and science? you bet it is. many kids don't understand how important these subjects can be that's why time warner cable developed connect a million minds. to introduce kids in our communities to the opportunities that inspire them to develop these important skills. how can my car go faster? maybe your child will figure it out. find out more at connectamillionminds.com >>i'm a political junkie. this show is my fix. [[vo]]this former two-term governor is ... >> announcer: the

in here, avery, and ask you this, do you think that edwards is doing to take the stand.one wants to hear from him. do you feel confident that he's going to take the stand? >> not in a million years. he has way too much -- richard is going to agree with me. there's not a chance you're going to see john edwards on the stand. he's going to have fond, supporting witnesses. i think it comes down to the question or whether or not the jury says he was trying to hide this from a much smarter wife, elizabeth. this has nothing to do with campaign finance. this is an untested theory. i think the prosecution at this point is going to have problems. >> and you can catch our legal guys every saturday at noon eastern. >> you're in the cnn newsroom on this saturday, april 28th. i'm i

in here, avery, and ask you this, do you think that edwards is doing to take the stand.e wants to hear from him. do you feel confident that he's going to take the stand? >> not in a million years. he has way too much -- richard is going to agree with me. there's not a chance you're going to see john edwards on the stand.

i asked our legal guys avery and richard earlier today. >> getting that mistrial, the government wasass the government. they're going to streamline the case, watching their ps and qs this time, but you know, at the end of the day, fred, at the end of the day, a pitcher who throws faster at the end of his career than he did when he was younger, you know, something's up here. and andy pettitte is going to come in, and this was his former bff. he's going to get on the witness stand and he's going to give it to them in spades, that roger acknowledged taking hgh. you can cross-examine as much as you want, but the jury is going to see it. >> and so avery, that has to be revealed? that's almost as if it's going to be a trial about steroid use, performance enhancing drugs in order to prove that he perjured himself? >> well, it's actually even better for the government in that respect because the last time around before the pretrial, fredrick fredricka, the government only had transkriments. now they have pettitte's recordings. it's increased, and i agree. i think roger clemens is in a world

her parents named her avery. she arrived perfect and with a smile.just started screaming, and it just doesn't seem real. >> reporter: what was real was spinal muscular atrophy, a rare jeanetgenetic disorder. her use of her arms will be next and then the ability to breathe. at best doctors give her 18 months. so what do you do with that little time? ♪ you dance. >> do you like that? >> reporter: mike and laura took avery's story online, created her own blog. >> the reality is this disease will take my life. >> reporter: and offered her own bucket list, the moments, the memories they want her to have before she's gone. >> avery, you silly girl. mike always told me we have all the time in the world to cry. we can cry when she's no longer here, but for now we want to try and enjoy the time we do have with her and just make memories. >> reporter: memories like her first easter, her first trip to college, her first innocent kiss, her first little girl tea party with her mom. >> oh, yummy. >> reporter: all of this online for a reason. >> we can watch her di

and linda avery herbert, i wanted to point you out. you're sitting in front of me. rita, i feel like i want to name tom comic role, and everyone, mark. anyway, my sister, my friend joyce from way back. mr. shaw, randy. i will go ahead and start. you know, it was just yesterday that i was standing under the rotunda listening to mayor lee's inaugural speech, and i think this is an incredible time for our city. a time where the city is coming together and moving past the old political pigeonhole. i want to say first and up front that we are the city where everyone is included. we are the city for everyone. our priorities are clear. we need to focus on jobs and smart economic development for all of our neighborhoods and rolled up our sleeves, get to work, and get things done. to the people of district 5, mayor lee and i share the same standard, that every decision i make will be what i believe are in the best interests of my constituents and the people of san francisco. i think you all know that i am is following in the footsteps of great supervisors who have represente

avery ask you about fasthat, and i wod like to continue to work on the design of the front's assad. the lower part is a retail commercial space. the upper floors are residential. they do not read residential to me, with legs have to work hard on the upper two floors. they are really glassy, which i know is 21st century. with some deference to the buena vista building and the buildings around the corner, not so much the commercial stuff down the street but something the garrido little more residential

i would like to introduce my sister, linda avery, who is also an origami artist. we got a call from the director jeff carter. he had a wonderful idea. we had the opportunity to do it in city hall. because we're known for origami work, we became kind of like the directors in helping get the project started. now it is here, and it has grown. it is the world tree of pope. i do not know if any of you know this, but last year, the tree was named one of the top 10 most beautiful trees by american express traveler. the word is getting out about history, filled with wonderful wishes. we were asked to say a few words about why origami and why trees. i will turn it over to my sister. >> the inspiration for the origami crane, the cream is a symbol of water life and happiness in japan -- the crane is a symbol of water life and happiness in japan. when a woman was dying of leukemia after the bomb dropped in hiroshima, she created the crane as a symbol of peace. the symbol has resonated with so many people. we've got a lot of people to come in and write wishes and put them on t

avery and richard, thank you for your insight once again.n catch our legal guys every saturday here at noon eastern. >>> you are in the cnn newsroom. i'm rob marsh yawno. happening right now, we're getting pictures and new details about a passenger train that has can lided in amsterdam. people taken from the scene. a cnn affiliate reports 56 people were injured when two passenger trains collided in amsterdam. they reported

avery and richard, thank you for your insight once again. enjoyed it.

voice with a bucket list of things she plans to do before she dies the blog named after their daughter averyn page views since it was launched three months ago she was diagnosed with a fatal spinal muscular atrophy the condition causes extreme muscle deterioration eventually making breathing impossible. >> by the way you can help raise awareness becoming avery's facebook fan and share her blog, and help tell her story to more people rewe have posted links on our pages, website and myfoxdc.com. >> over to brian for a look at what is next on news edge at 6. >> big brother may be soon monitoring the belt way with drones. virginia police chief talks about the unmanned drones coming to the skys in his county in just a few years. do you know what times the? georgetown students don't someone stole the hands off thehealy clock tower. >> enforcing ethics in the district emergency legislation is on the way to fill the new ethics board  i should be arrested for crimes against potted plant-kind. [ clang ] my house is where plants came to die. ♪ but, it turns out all i was missing was

. >> reporter: first of all it's got movable tables and chairs if two full bars. 83-year-old lloyd avery had to come down the see it to believe it. did you think you'd live to see the day? >> no, it's amazing it's fantastic eustele you the truth. >> reporter: that's just what the architects michael and paola want to hear. >> the idea is to fuse high style restaurant and a theater into one venue. >> when you come to the howard, you will be seated and then waiters will come to you. >> reporter: and the food will come from here. >> this has been going on in setting up the kitchen now for about two weeks. >> reporter: this place will handle about 600 theater goers so not a problem. this is what we call one of the perks of the job. here's another perk, very few will get to see the howard theater from here. >> this is the diana ross view of the howard theater. ♪ imagination >> reporter: and margie, grace and sandra already know a thing or two at that diana ross view. after 50 years they're still the jewels and back in the day, they sang at the howard theater with james brown no less. >> to pla

i want to thank linda avery in being a wonderful and helping with my accommodations. i do believe that the commission and the deputies need a little better training in how to accommodate people with disabilities for these large hearings. my name is patricia lovelock. i am one of the neighbors to the west of this project. it is as if we do not exist. i live within the area with the heavily used arterioles that go through the city, and i see every single day the traffic, the particulate matter on my plants that i have to wash off daily. i see pedestrian safety problems. in fact, when i was one day trying to just across the street in front of the pacific campus, they had so many vans double and triple park across waccamaw i went in and asked them if they could please keep the crosswalks clear, and i was laughed at. this kind of attitude that people who have had experiences with cpmc is exactly why we do not trust them to do just common sense mitigation. some of these mitigations they need to be doing where they are now, and they will not. i think it is reprehensible that

first of all, it's got movable tables and chairs and two full bars. 83-year-old lloyd avery had to come down to see it to believe it. >> did you think that you would live to see the day? >> no. it's amazing. it's fantastic. i'm telling you the truth. >> that sort of thing is just what architects michael marschall and powell lamoya want to hear. >> when you come to the howard, you will be seated and then waiters will come to you. >> and the food will come from here. >> this has been going on. we've been setting up the kitchen for two weeks. >> it will be enough for 600 theater goers. >> this is a perk of the job. >> and here is another perk. very few will get to see the howard theater from here. >> this is the diana ross view of the howard theater ♪ imagination >> and margie, grace and sandra already know about that view. after 50 years, they're still the jewels. and back in the day, they sang at the howard with james brown, no less. >> to play at the howard theater was like playing at the kennedy center back then. it was a big thing. >> and so is getting it back. >> to see it restored,

this comes to us from avery county in western north carolina's mountains. along with snow, they had wind gusting up to 30 miles per hour. they may have forgotten what the wind chill is like, but they got a tough reminder down there in north carolina. >> it was really kind of to the west of us and then up. how did it go? >> we had snow in blue mont, virginia. six inches in garrett county. five inches in upstate new york, 5-12 inches of snow. we got the rainfall. we really needed the rainfall. that's a good thing. it took us out of the abnormally dry category and took us out of the slight drought east of town. that's good. a live look outside. our weather cam brought to you by michael and son. 44 downtown p. if you average today's highs, 50, and last monday's high of 89, all comes out in the wash, doesn't it? winds southwesterly at 7. pressure on the rise at 29.57 inches of mercury. satellite picture radar combined, look to the west. once we get rid of this storm, things will improve. it's going to be slow to get rid of. it's meandering its way back to the we

and in fact, there is a scene i described was a 36 olympics coming up in berlin and avery brand is the head of the american olympic committee is heading over to see companies are going to be discrimination against? can report that it's okay? and of course there's a lot of staged things to make him say that yeah, the jewish athletes will be treated okay and even though we won't allow any on the german team. he at one point turns over to one of his german officials, and since you know, my men's club in chicago, we don't allow in jewish. and there was a lot of thing is that of course be one of the early correspondence who came right after what are one to germany said i'm the only american jewish correspondent there at the time and i've never countered in anti-semitism. he was overdoing it clearly. there was no way to avoid the anti-semitism, but he was seen to complacent. in the early days, it is bad in places, but it wasn't -- it really grew and it became something of a whole different scale. so i think the fact that the rest of the road, not just the united states share some of the prej

first of all, it's got movable tables and chairs and two full bars. 83-year-old lloyd avery had to come down to see it to believe it. did you think that you'd live to see this day? >> no, it's amazing, fantastic to tell you the truth. >> reporter: that is just what the architects want to hear. >> the idea is to fuse high style restaurant and a theater into one venue. >> when you come to the howard you will be seated and then waiters will come to you. >> reporter: the food will come from here. >> this has been going on is and iting up kitchen now -- setting up the kitchen now for about two weeks. >> reporter: one hungry anchorman apparently not a problem. this is what we call one of the perks of the job. and here's another perk. very few will get to see the howard theater from here. >> this is the diana ross view of the howard theater. ♪ >> reporter: and mar gee, grace and sundra already know a thing or two about that diana ross view. after 50 years they're still the jewels and back in the day they sank at the howard -- sang at the howard with james brown no less. >> it was like playing

the proposal developed by mark avery who was then at brookings for automatic iras would provide a relatively simple cost effective way to increase retirement securities for millions of americans. the automatic i.r.a. would enable these americans to save for retirement by allowing them to regularly contribute amounts from their own pay checks to an i.r.a. the plan is simple for both employers and employees. employees would be automatically enrolled into their employers' automatic i.r.a. automatic enrollment is a process that is proven to build participation which employees like and under which employees have complete control ultimately of their own retirement savings decisions. to avoid confusion, and to keep costs low, all automatic i.r.a.s would offer three and only three investment choices. for employers the plan is also very simple. they would be asked to do the same thing they now do to withhold income and other taxes from an employee's paycheck except that the money would go into an i.r.a. instead of to the treasury. employer contributions would neither be required nor permitted. employ

avery? no? president fong: thank you. commissioner miguel: we have the letter. >> i'm kelly con din, i'm the designer at the contract. i did interact with judith keyser -- our planner was also cc'd. she lives -- the reason that she was not notified, there's two reasons. the initial meeting was never required. we were not required to have any neighbor meetings. we've been meeting with the neighbors for nine months anyway. so not knowing that we've been meeting with with the association and cc'g 15 other people, personally me since december, is not the best excuse for a lack of notification that was never required in the first place. secondly, she lives more than one lot away, and her complaint is that she faces -- commissioner miguel: could we cut this off? >> she has a right to speak. commissioner miguel: on the continuance. >> i'm trying to express that she's not immediately adjacent neighbor. so she was not supposed to be notified anyway. >> it can only be on the continuance. commissioner miguel: thank you. president fo