baxter does. well, he's wrong.e a very helpful session. quite so. unhappily, there's this tennis match. sutterwick's results are among the worst. even if they weren't, i should still think it wrong to make an exception. i don't know what sutterwick's father's going to say. i do. something very smooth, very offensive and quite beside the point. you know him? i taught him. you know that he is the generous donor of our new playing fields? most generous. i know he has a great deal of money to be generous with. you won't let me persuade you to-- no, but you can order me to. [chimes] ah, well. i'll be seeing you tonight for dinner, hmm? yes, headmaster. i'm very much looking forward to it. do people think i really want to be disliked? who thinks that? baxter, for one. he certainly thinks i'm a bloody sadist. my dear fellow that's the first time i ever heard you swear. there has to be a first time for everything. i don't think the boys do dislike you. yes, they do. i can't blame them. if i were one of them, i'd dislike my

so, again, judge lee baxter, retired from the san francisco superior court bench. [applause] >> thank you for your kind words. i have been away for a while, but i certainly enjoyed my time on the bench, particularly at the hall of justice. i love the community of attorneys there and the community of judges. i'm glad to be back today. i'm also very delighted and honored to be participating in our fabulous panel which i will introduce you to in just a few minutes. before we begin, though, i wanted to say a quick few words about a tony serra story. i don't know if tony is still here or not. he probably is not. but i did want to tell you about this because i think it's important because it embodies something about tony that maybe you don't know. and maybe he'll watch the video of this and hear what i have to say. i was appointed to the bench in 1987, and i was assigned to a misdemeanor trial court, civil, actually. the very first trial, jury trial, that they sent to me was a simple assault misdemeanor case. and when the attorneys -- when i found out who the attorneys w

. >> baxter stopped by the garlic capitol of the world, kilroy, california. here's his report. >> as we have pulled off of highway 101, i 1, i was assailed by the pungent order, order of garlic. a blind man driving down the road would not be a sign to tell him that he had arrived at the annual garlic festival. there were any secular or religious worshipers of garlic. gilroy would serve as it's mecca, yet it's not alone. >>> certain smells can bring back vivid memories. i spent a lot of my working life in the feedlots and when i drive through towns, my mind fills with nostril images of front-end loaders when depends and tara myosin on my fingers and eat your dust. we tasted a concoction like sausage, pumpkin, artichoke, rattlesnake house pet. cocking, fly spray, and garlic brake fluid. there are spanish-speaking friends. garlic has qualities that are told that particularly as being good for the heart. and although that is to fusion, it's excuse should the patient be shunned by friends and family for having halitosis strong enough to drive a hyena off of a buck

baxter black takes it from here. >> there are two things a cowboy is afraid of.eing stranded a foot and a decent woman. i went to a wedding where of had found a woman. this was not your normal walk down the aisle and kiss the bride kind of wedding. this was the merger of two ranching families complete with weak brain is made up barb wire and a fiddle playing here comes the bride. two days before the event they set up a tent up in the meadow. the bridesmaids looked beautiful in their long dresses but the groomsmen presented a different picture. putting a suit coat on some of those cowboys was like putting croutons on a cow pie. the sisters have made them all powder blue suit coats with bandannas. weddings seem to make cowboys uncomfortable. this ellis looked like they were still hanging in the closet paralyzed. part of their condition could be attributed to the 48 hour bachelor party which preceded the knot tying. the groom was maneuvered around on wedding day like a nasa that walker. >>> the priest got up and explain this was not a normal catholic wedding. he was

they really can served also as large nose of baxter -- nodes of activation. we are looking for at 3 at this moment. dusky public spaces up and down the corridor. -- those key public spaces that are up and down the corridor. given their proximity to very large transit stops. we have a huge volume of people coming up from the underground comic a large number of people above ground. how can we capture those people in public spaces and make a film titled places to be? -- and make them a vital place to be? we held our first round of outreach last year. we have since been preparing are interesting best actress this research, those documents are available -- best practices research, those documents are available on the website. brown to about which will be in july. -- round two of outreach will be in july. we will make sure we are on the right track with what we heard last year. we will then be refining those into concepts. we will be bringing those out to the community at the end of this year. at that point, in a larger project schedule, we will be entering into en

putin played a strong card. >> thank you, john baxter. we'll leave it there.side diplomatic analysis. that's it for tonight. thanks for watching, everybody. i will undergo back surgery tomorrow. i will be off for the next couple of days. wish me luck. pray for me if you will. my friend joe kernan will fill in. a little back surgery and then i'm pack on the tennis court. wish me lucks and your prayers, folks. i'm larry kudlow. i hope to see you a week from tonight. when i found out my irregular heartbeat put me at 5 times greater risk of a stroke, my first thoughts were about my wife, and my family. i have the most common type of atrial fibrillation, or afib. it's not caused by a heart valve problem. i was taking warfarin, but my doctor put me on pradaxa instead to reduce my risk of stroke. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate) reduced stroke risk 35% better than warfarin. and unlike warfarin, with pradaxa, there's no need for regular blood tests. that's really important to me. pradaxa can cause serious, sometimes fatal, bleeding. don't

baxter, i know i'm a commoner. i am a commoner. >> yes, you are. >> bill: well, thank you.uch. but when i see england in the same dire financial straits as the u.s.a. i say is this really necessary? i mean, can't you just have it one day? no? yes? it was going to be a holiday anyway. actually it was one just one x-ray extra day's vacation and that's today. yesterday was a public holiday anyway. we haven't done too badly. you know, she is good value. the queen cost the british taxpayer about 30 million pounds a year. that's about $1 per person in the u.k. i think that's money pretty well spent. she has done us proud for 60 years. >> bill: here is what our research shows. the queen cost british subjects $128 million a year. all right? 128. but not just the queen. the husband, prince charles, the camilla woman. the crown. 128 million because 71 million. >> you are running 128 million on this, sarah. and you're running a deficit of $200 billion a year. now, i know the pubs and the hotels and all of that, i know they get their money because crazy americans go over there and spen

roosevelt fired him without controversy then out year hiss and baxter writes the communist connections were less amusing and those like the atchison covered for the each other to the shame of liberalism. this was the first great why it -- rise but more were to come. but then they gained the ascendancy with george mcgovern and gary hart. he was the infantile left. after him well whole generation assume it of democratic party. you know, who they are. al gore john kerry and the last of the breed senator john edwards. and anthony wiener who sent pictures of himself holding his best friend in his hand to win then he barely knew. the infantile leftist was famous for running around in public jogging around for what was in their underwear. hillary even down shots of whiskey in public and announced seen drinking beer from a bottle in cartagena apropos she is the first secretary of state told ever filmed in cartagena and drinking beer from a bottle but anything for the phone a lot. all would have been improbable in any other period except not for the historic turning point* the chappaquiddick se

. >>> and happy birthday to meredith baxter and michael gross who played the parents on "family ties." ironically they both turn 65 today. >>> all day long you can stay on top of the very latest developments in those stories and more as they break on msnbc. and tonight be sure to watch brian williams with "nbc nightly news." >>> and, finally, here's a look at what's coming up later this morning on the "today" show. after losing her parents and three daughters in a tragic fire, madonna badger opens up for the first time in a "today" exclusive. >>> and actor steve carell is out of the office and in the studio to discuss his upcoming film, "seeking a friend for the end of the word." >>> now keep it on this channel for continuing local news, weather, sports, and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. the day, today on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

what a catch by mike baxter. this was in the 7th. this is off mow loan gnaw. >> he's out! it has happened! >> it did happen. right there. the first mets no hitter in franchise history. the first no no of santana's career and the third major league -- the third in major league baseball. the mets win it 8-0. the giants and cubs. buster you -- ♪ you light up my life ♪ you give me hope never mind. you can't have a giants highlight without the milk man. cabrera tripling hitting 376. he is second in the league. 3-0 giants. bumgardner struck out 11. he was yanked after giving up two hits in the 9th. caw see yaw comes on and gives up a three-run bomb to soriano. it is a 4-3 game. two on for the cubs and lopez tries to close it out. the giants had to sweat a little, but win it 4-3. the a's and royals and he is back after missing 22 games out with a hand injury and struck out twice. colon went seven innings and allowed two runs. bettencourt doubles to left and when you score zero it is hard to win a game. a's drop their 9th straight 2-0. it took awhile for that to sink in. college b

what a catch by mike baxter. this was in the 7th. this is off mow loan gnaw. >> he's out!ed! >> it did happen. right there. the first mets no hitter in franchise history. the first no no of santana's career and the third major league -- the third in major league baseball. the mets win it 8-0. the giants and cubs. buster you -- ♪ you light up my life ♪ you give me hope never mind. you can't have a giants highlight without the milk man. cabrera tripling hitting 376. he is second in the league. 3-0 giants. bumgardner struck out 11. he was yanked after giving up two hits in the 9th. caw see yaw comes on and gives up a three-run bomb to soriano. it is a 4-3 game. two on for the cubs and lopez tries to close it out. the giants had to sweat a little, but win it 4-3. the a's and royals and he is back after missing 22 games out with a hand injury and struck out twice. colon went seven innings and allowed two runs. bettencourt doubles to left and when you score zero it is hard to win a game. a's drop their 9th straight 2-0. it took awhile for that to sink in. college baseball and st

baxter. ben, you said you'd done it! i know, but i haven't. ( phone rings ) why? oh, god. do you know the really stupid thing about lying, ben? it's pointless. oh, hi, veronica. yeah, no, i haven't managed to make a start on it yet. the truth comes out-- always, every time. no, it doesn't. it does. what about murderers? they lie. some don't get caught. no, they always catch them. you're always saying the police are useless. how can they catch murderers if they're useless? this--this isn't about murderers, ben, it is about you, isn't it? oh, come on, dad, we really don't have time for this. what about batman? does he lie? yeah, but only to protect his secret identity. it's not the same... type of lie. oh, come on! sue: karen, come on. karen, it's school time now, out the door. you see, what batman did wasn't really lying, was it? it was just being economical with the truth. no, he wasn't. he lied. i'm not saying that i can't do it, veronica. i'm just saying it's gonna be a very heavy day. yeah, but he didn't lie about his homework, did he? you are going to have an equally h

report does not once mention the zombie banks the report does not once mention the fraud pushing baxter's it's the poor the stupid the illiterate you know that's who they blame stacey you bring up an excellent point you know it was a few years ago when people first started to talk about the zombie banks in japan and much was written about the zombie banks about how the this this was going to become a zombie plague around the world and people had this and said no no it couldn't possibly happen now the bankers turn into zombies and bees and they're out there exhibiting tendencies of the zombie there's all the apocalypse but you're right these too big to fail is what they call that now but up until just a few months ago they were calling them the zombie banks then they got frightened they call them too big to fail banks but they're actually part of the zombie apocalypse. because guys ripping off people's faces and decapitating people are just like maybe rogue zombie bankers those are wrong bankers with the fat finger. and then the fat finger falls off and then they become a zombie and then f

. >> this is judith baxter, a linguistics expert says this. >> they say the reason women's jokes fall flat is because we often use self-deprecating humor. people feel sorry for you or awkward. men usually poke fun at others and they get big boisterous laughs or they tell a gross joke which always gets a big laugh. anyway. in case you were wondering. >> the show we saw on wednesday, this man tells a joke so offensive and he thinks it's hysterical and the women just want to die. >>> you know what else it's time for? "bobbie's buzz"! >> hey, girl. >> the disappearing bobbie thomas. >> i hope. i don't even know. i feel like it's the same. it is officially sandal season and i have found some really great things to help you save on some pedicures. for the best buffers out there, this is a flip-flop spa kit. these are exfoliating flip-flops. you can wear them around. you can replace the pads which is great. it comes with nourishing oil so it is a really great way to keep your feet soft. for those looking for a really great buffer, if you go to sephora.com, a lot of people love that for their

or maybe a meredith baxter birny. i love a good pun.ike my woman to look like they've been stuck in a chimney for 40 years. here's another story for relaxed parents. there's a shooting range opening in texas over the summer. two rooms available. the rooms will be for hosting children's birthday parties at the gun range. isn't that a great idea? the range says for the kids to be able to shoot, they have to be 8 and have to be tall enough to see over the shooting table. but other than that, the only rule is no shooting in the bouncy house. i think it's more dangerous for parents than for kids. i don't think i'vq ever been to a kids' birthday party at which i haven't wanted to shoot myself. they shouldn't make it2v gfgfgff >> jimmy: welcome welcome back. tonight on the program, he has a new book, called "not taco bell material." it comes out tuesday and is available for pre-order now, adam carolla is here. and then, a somali rapper who comes to us by way of canada. this is his new single called "hurt me tomorrow." k'naan from the bud ligh

maybe meredith baxter. i love a good pun. what are you going to do? i think she looks -- i like my women to look like they've been stuck in a chimney for 40 years. here is another story for relaxed parntds. there's a shooting range opening texas over the summer. they'll have two rooms available and the rooms will be for hosting children's birthday parties at the gun range. isn't that a great idea in the kids for them to be able to shoot, they have to be eight years old and tall enough to see over the shooting table. other than that, the only rule is no shooting in the bouncy house. i think that's good. this is a dangerous idea, more dangerous for parents than it is kids, i don't think i've been to a kid's birthday party where i haven't wanted to shoot myself. they shouldn't make it so easy. many people are appalled by this concept, i saw a commercial, i have to admit, i'm not from texas, it looks like a lot of fun. >> hey, kids, you like fun? >> yeah. >> you like guns? >> yeah! >> then you'll love chucky norris. the number one birthday party gun range

i'm annie wisegarver and i'm hiking the trial in baxter state park in maine. i wanted to do something big when i turned 50 and i love to hike the trail, but i thought while i'm hiking it i'm going to probably have, i should blog it and then i thought if i'm blogging, why don't i do some awareness for some things i think are important. very this intention for peace and every day when i get up and start -- i have this intention for peace and every day when i get up and start hiking, i have that intention that every step i take maybe that will bring more peace into my minds and into the minds of other people and into the world. that's just my faith. i don't want to let that go. it's march 18th and i just climbed about 1,000 feet. wow, look at that. you have to sit right on this ledge because way down there. i often, often think about seeing that sign at the end of this hike and i get very emotional and just wonder what it is going to be like when i get to the end? i don't know. it's just amazing. it's an amazing journey. >> you could say it's like the ultimate sw

baxter flap. pete howell jr. and randy basket. randy basket. [ rhythmic clapping ] randy basket! [ rhythmic clapping ] >> jimmy: well, that's all the time we have here on "name that guy." [ laughter ] guys, come back over here. you all finished tied for last place with zero points. you all missed out on the grand prize of $15,000. [ laughter ] but, we do have consolation prizes. higgins, what will they be taking home? >> steve: well, jimmy, they'll each be getting a t-shirt emblazoned with the name of the guy they failed to correctly identify. [ laughter ] wear your shame in style. jimmy? >> jimmy: wow. that's fantastic. that's fantastic. thank you for bringing them over. how's it going? >> we found the hamster. >> jimmy: all right, good. all right, everybody. enjoy those prizes. we'll be right back with michelle pfeiffer, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] with ultra-filtered water from the first ever hands-free dispenser, and micro-climate controls powered by twinchill™ technology, the new ge french door refrigerator is e

let's take a look at current conditions in and around microclimate. 90 degrees in fairfield, baxter vaccaville and the low '80s and san jose. meanwhile we have a little haze by the golden gate bridge, otherwise the wind has been problematic but now beginning to dial back ever so gently. now but and livermore. wind 70 m.p.h. in san fransisco. as we take a look out to the vaccaville area, this will be one of the hottest locations topping off in the triple digits with a relative humidity tomorrow, at this time into the teens in many inland locations. right now livermore very dry and 20% so that red highlighted areas where recurrent we have a red flag warning until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow, we anticipate that to be extended into the east bay, extended all day long. tonight into the '50s and '60s, tomorrow air quality taking a hit. we will have poor air quality across the eastern portion of the bay area as well as the santa clara valley as the air mass gets trapped very close to the land. meanwhile temperatures into the 60s, near 70 along the seashore. nearly triple digits in los gatos. over 100 degrees

baxter discovery bay. 67 in bodega bay and 91 degrees in sonoma.he extended forecast calls for a big cool down on wednesday with a sickening marine layer and then by father's day seasonal conditions. my gift to all of you dad's. >> apple is the talk of hollywood right now. two major motion picture company is working on films about steve jobs. simon perez shows us that one of them is getting right back to the apple roots. if >> hollywood came to los altos this morning as a film crew set up shop at the legendary derive where steve jobs gave birth to apple computers. >> unbelievable amount of people it takes to put on something like this. >> equipment and gawkers clawed the quiet neighborhood all day long. >> it has been ice, they accommodated us allowing us to parked in driveways and told us far in advance. >> while the house was off- limits to the media, some relatives and neighbors got into take a look including his sister patty. >> it is overwhelming to see all these people, the invasion ... >> she says a house is currently occupied by her stepmot

family ties mom her dix baste ter -- meredith baxter is 65. her tv husband family ties dad michael gross is also 65. juliet lewis 39 today. the duke of cambridge prince william is 30. the recent american idol winner chris allen is 27 and a very special happy birthday to 9news now photographer paul leicester. hope you're enjoying your day off. happy birthday, paul. we'll be right back. so, you actually reward people for staying with you? yep. the longer you stay with us, the more you save. and when you switch from another company to us, we even reward you for the time you spent there. genius. yeah, genius. you guys must have your own loyalty program, right? well, we have something. show her, tom. huh? you should see november! oh, yeah? giving you more. now that's progressive. call or click today. >>> our time is 5:45. we want to say a special good morning to fans of ours. mark and beth bailey, they celebrated their 30th anniversary yesterday. mark now works for the navy in a civilian position and beth is a teacher. again, wishing them 30 more y

i was thinking baxter, i could split medical and pharmaceuticals. >> j.j. cramer company?atter how great -- he could not run this company into the ground. mr. mccneil that used to live down the street from me, you have household products business, fast growing pharma, that j&j deserves -- >> i have a lot of j&j friends. >> you know this is a high growth bio speck like company. >> right. >> i want those parts. >> but then you have band aids. >> that's a good cash throw business. >> but it's different. >> j and j is worth so much and used to be the best company. they can reignite this company. the company is not bold -- >> what is behind the spinoffs we have seen lately? >> it's difficult to get people to pay any attention to you. i think people really hate the stock market. and they hate everything about it. they hate the fact that we have to talk about spending. but we have to. >> i would rather talk about great companies. let's break greece up in parts. >> this is a way to focus on international verses domestic. these are stocks that are -- >> so you believe p and g shoul

seventies and eighties around the peninsula, anywhere from south san francisco to millbury and baxter redwood city and ended and high 80s in the santa clara valley with the winds southwest at 10 to 20 m.p.h.. 92 in concord and wallet creek. also to the north, 92 degrees in math but, while sonoma tops off in the high 80s. 89 degrees is or forecasted high in santa rosa with san fransisco topping off at 71. the extended forecast, for the first time this year, triple digits on saturday, and then the arrival of summer on wednesday with a little bit of june gloom. this weekend is father's day. 63 at the beaches and 90,, >> welcome back everyone to the olympic club where tiger woods quest for a 15th major got off to a pretty good start in he is playing that glamour group with bubble watson and phil mickelson. as you expect, fog was an issue, but a sunny day as it burned off. michael allen had been a member here since 1973, from the 14th fairway, an eagle. he finishes the day at one over par. phil mickelson struggled on his first swing from the tee. going into the trees. he did not find the b

you mention that play, but an incredible catch by mike baxter that essentially saved the no-hitter. he banged up on the ground and was on the ground for two minutes. >> he had to leave the game because of it. >> it was the over/under on this headline. >> people called it last night on facebook, i have friends. >> the second the game ended, you were already hearing on twitter, this is what it's going to be. sure enough. >> it was perfect. he deserved it. the seem deserved it. great night. >> voila. >> great way to start the weekend. ,,,,,,,, ♪ it's the perfect moment just before the dawning city life ♪ >> that looks nice. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." i'm anthony mason. >> i'm rebecca jarvis. >>> coming up, we take a look at the pill that could possibly help shopaholics cure their habit. >>> and we continue looking at queen elizabeth's diamond jubilee. erica hill takes a look at some of the most memorable moments on the throne. >> some of the most awkward moments. >>> the father banned from his own home after abandoning his daughter at the mall. we will tell you about

. >> this comes from meredith b g baxter.ther had told me, clean up as you go. now, she was referring to as you're cooking in the kitchen, don't leave it all there, eat your dinner and then get up and deal with the whole kitchen. she meant clean one pot then cook this and clean that pot and do that. so you didn't have a lot afterwards. i understand it differently. i think stay current, make amends when you need to make amends and try not to procrastinate. take care of things as they are presented to you. >> clean up as you go. it's kitchen advice that mothers pass down and grandmothers pass down but uses it for life. that's interesting. also goes to this other advice you hear people say, do what you're doing right now as well as you can. then the next thing, do that as well as you can. that's always kind of that kitchen advice, right? very -- i thought that was very clever. >> i heard good advice this morning, stop living for the next day or for friday. i keep saying how many days to friday. pete? stage manager and i always s

baxter, they can decide that everybody is in this market. we are going to look at a different problem. this is how they are going to regulate it. we can compel people to do things. purchase insurance in this case. something else in the next case. this is a market in which everybody has participated. >> i would like to answer that and then moved to the tax -- >> cannot tell you something else -- while you're answering -- something also that everybody has to exercise. because there is no doubt that lack of exercise causes illness and that causes health care costs to go up. the federal government says, everybody has to join an exercise club. that is for something here. >> that would not justify this year. health club membership is not a means for anything in the market. >> it is not responded to my concern that there is no reason, once we say this is within congress' commerce power, there is no reason, other than her own arbitrary judgments as they, all they can regulate is the method of payment. they can regulate other things that affect this

best of luck to baxter bomb squad. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. >> every day, cancer patients across the cupry are denied coverage for smart drugs because insurance companies refuse to cover them. a resident of my district called my office to say her insurance company refused to pay for an oral chemotherapy drug because it only covered generic drug. that's why i've introduced h.r. 2746, the cancer drug coverage parity act to mandate parity in coverage for all forms of chemotherapy whether administered orally or through the vein. mr. higgins: i urge my colleagues to support this legislation because cancer treatment should be determined by a physician not by outdated insurance policies. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend m

. >> this is judith baxter, a linguistics expert says this. >> they say the reason women's jokes fall he tells a joke that's hysterical and the women laughing. >>> you know what else it's time for? "bobbie's buzz"! >> hey, girl. >> the disappearing bobbie thomas. >> i hope. i don't even know. i feel like it's the same. it is officially sandal season and i have found some really great things to help you save on some pedicures. for the best buffers out there, this is a flip-flop spa kit. these are exfoliating flip-flops. you can wear them around. you can replace the pads which is great. it comes with nourishing oil so it is a really great way to keep your feet soft. for those looking for a really great buffer, if you go to self-fself sechlt sephora.com, a lot of people love that for their feet. >> then i have something on my toes that i want to show you. this is a toe cover by hue. you should know about this if you have to wear heels or ballet flats a lot. you slip this on like this invisible sock that has a pad underneath to give you a little bit of comfort and there is a cool wicking