and it's my great pleasure to present beau. . >> this is called lesson. trying to pull yourself back along the words, trying to get close to what holds the flesh to them. so you talk over the words. you shout to the words and the words sometimes begin, just begin to drag you along like a bad leg, to carry you to a place where they can turn and knife-like skin you into other words and move you closer, try to kill you, keep you there or let you hear, however briefly, their deadly harmony. this is called markings and it's in two parts. one, the last is leveled. the eye witnesses are moved to a yard, a street. the road is made smooth. two, we have the ability to not regret, not one death and then exactly two even before another. and in this approximate silence we have felt that not regreting has spared us loneliness. called at the door. you did not tell me about these hours, how thick they were and wounded. i hear myself telling someone to punch me just to figure the order of my beliefs. someone else in my clothes who would view this and move on. explain agai

i talked to bev and dufty, i talked to beau hayward. it got so bad that we were engaging enforcement. enforcement was doing sound checks repeatedly. i think at least nine times the sound checks were done, and he was in violation of his conditions of use. the noise was so lloyd and so pervasive across the street -- loud and so pervasive across the street. it was closer to a bar across the street, you could actually hear trigger, and you could not hear the cafe, which is also a dance club. we decided to get together in february, because we didn't want to get to this point, as dennis mentioned, and we agreed to reset the clock. the agreement was between everybody in that room, which dennis has outlined, was that by the end of march, greg would be compliant. greg committed to that, and mr. paul committed to that. we talked about it. everybody in the room. so end of march comes by. we do a sound check. guess what, he's not compliant. he hasn't done much. so then we have sound check done at the end of april. then another one done at the begin

. >> professor bauer says he is hoping the iranian government will release beau-under and fattal as an expression of mercy during the ramadan. the family of the two men are not commenting on this latest development. >> alan: acknowledge libyan revels say they launched an attack on tripoli tonight. the attack is in coordination with nato, and this is the first time in the six-month-old uprising the libyan capitol has come under assault. the rebels captured a nearby city, and say gadhafi troops gave up little resist steep. the vacationing president obama have been following the activities in libya. >> a fire broke out in western marin county. the fire burned three acres and is not fully contained. firefighters say heavy fog made it difficult to fight because the fog combined with smoke made it hard to pinpoint the location of the fire. >>> you might want to watch out for road closures overnight in the east bay. caltrans is closing all eastbound leans of interstate 580 in livermore from 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. the closure will be between airline -- airway boulevard and north liver livermor

awe beau huff off the end of his bat.t's fumbled, ross scores and the giants with the 3-0 victory and remain two back of arizona in the west. >>> a's hosting the rangers and they brought their own horn section. okay huh -- seventh, 2-0. a's get one back, dejesus the other way. scores willingham. a's down 2-1 but that's as close as they get. rangers break it open with three in the eighth. rangers win 7-1. >>> tiger woods taking the long road back to the top. 12 different players have won the last 12 majors. several new faces today atop the leaderboard after the third round of pga championship. the atlantic athletic club has been a tough beast to tame. david toms won here in 2001. shot of the day, nothing but net. the young guns making is no. keegan bradly, birdie on six. gave him he outright lead but a bone -- bogey has him one back. 28-year-old, seven birdies, 4-under 66, in the clubhouse. in the hunt, scott verplank,er in won major birdie on 17. got it two back. how about jason dufner. birdies 15, and then here on 16, do

. >> as you were saying, this is the case of 68-year-old richard manington beaus who was trying to put out a fire that are the started by rioters on monday. he was sat upon by some of the rioters. they assaulted him. he sustained serious head injuries and he was hospitalized and put on life support. unfortunately, police say he died on thursday. they have informed the next of kin and the post mortem will be carried out shortly. the police say they have launched a full murder investigation. >> police have actually released footage of the man that they want to question in relation to this. >> that's absolutely right. they've released two tv images. we can see some on our screen now, of a man they believe or suspect was involved in the assault on mr. manington. they say this man was involved with much of the rioting and looting that took place in ealing and he appeared to know many of the others involved in the rioting and they're appealing to anyone in the community who recognizes this man to come forward immediately to help them with their inquiries to solve this horrific crime. >> than

by removing the threat of default for the next 18 months and proving that beau both parties can come together to get our deficits under control we provided certainty to the credit markets. the debt limit agreement largely resolved the budgets for the next two years so the wrangling over spending should be greatly reduced in coming months. we now have the chance to pivot away from budget battles to jobs. we can reset the debate, and that's what we intend to do. the jobs issue won't have to play second fiddle to the deficit issue anymore and that's what the american people want. the public is glad to see we've moved to rein in our deficits but now they'll put the political premium on efforts to create jobs as democrats -- to create jobs. as democrats, that's our strong suit and our high ground. we welcome this chance to shift a very important vote. we needed to raise the debt ceiling to avoid an economic calamity and we needed to cut spending and start getting our deficit and debt under control. we still have a very long, critical, road ahead of us. we're going to keep working hard to

there is really shin beau see biden legacy if i get a fair a shot. [laughter]o i am sure he will want to give his case the proper treatment but also asking the irs to revoke their tax status because they are 1/8 501(c)(3) organization when george soros donates hisns millions it is a tax write-off. he and warren buffett went to write more checks to the government, a great. if you are the 501(c)(3)ell organization as you know, you cannot engage in direct political activity. you can educate the voters but you cannot actively campaign. if you look at the worst relax of 20128 of those 12 are republican and of those four that are democrats three of those are african-american and. in the very beginning of the cruise existence they did not go after democrats have also peopleehe started 2.a finger at the obvious partisanship and politicalan motive then they started tod on pick of the black caucus. and not easily the fanfare going after me or sarah poin or others. there obviously politicalande motivated and melodies loan was guilty of slander and so many ways.

. >> president obama cannot shake the rumors he does not love his dog, beau.started weeks ago as to why president obama was rarely photographed with the dog given to the family in 2009. >> of course, the president loves bo, very much. he scratches behind his ears, rubs his belly, calls him a good boy multiple times per day. >> dog hater. >> joining me now, u."the onion digital director, baratunde thurston. thanks so much for joining me. >> thanks for having me, first of all, you're doing a great job in the seat. i feel you're msnbc's substitute teacher except the students love it when you show. i think you're doing wonderfully, we're matching. i asked for a chalkboard but they said it was too glenn beck. >> you can do whiteboards, holograms, projectors, powerpoint. >> overhead projector, that could be different, very different. >> look, i'm worried about the fact i get a tremendous amount of my news from "the onion." >> that makes two of us. >> why is it? everybody else was really taking this so -- it was serious, obviously, the election of barack obama was a

now our state attorney general is beau biden. yes, there is relation, our vice president's son. let's see if i get a fair shot. i'm sure he'll want to give this case all of the proper treatment it deserves. but we're also asking the irs to revoke their tax status, to revoke crews tax status. because they are a 501c organization. when he donates his, you know, millions to crew, it's a tax writeoff. you know, if he and warren buffett want to write more checks to the government, great, but, you know, he gets to writeoff his check to crew. now when you are a 501(c)(3) organization as you probably very well know, you cannot engage in correct political activity. you can educate the voters about issues, but you cannot actively campaign. if you look at crew's top 12 worst re-elects of those 12 of 2012, they say, you know, the most horrible candidates who won reelection, 8th of those are republican, and of those four who are democrat, thee of them are african-american. so there's a very clear agenda here. and in the very beginning they didn't go after democrats at all, until people start

despite that isolation and despite the shear beau tal tea of the gadhafi regime, and despite the world as a clown, they continued the revolution. it began many years ago. it did not start in february. we must encourage libyans who for decades have been trying to end the brutal dictatorship. >> we appreciate your reporting there. i want to let you know that matthew chance, who is at a tripoli hotel is reporting that there's intense gunfire where he is. as soon as we can get him. we will try to get him up and bring a live report from there. but what we do know is that he is reporting that there is intense fighting and gunfire that is taking place where a group of journalists have been trying to report the story. that is our own matthew chance in tripoli. as soon as we can bring him up we will give you an update of what is happening there. >> we are exploring who will take charge in libya. we will look at those possibilities up next. ♪ [ male announcer ] they'll see you...before you see them. cops are cracking down on drinking and riding. drive sober, or get pulled over. >>> if rebels suc

. >> reporter: the appearance of beau the dog, as soon as the president landed near here last night was hoping to get down time and has his wife and two daughters here, playing, according to the schedule to do golfing and have ice cream with the kids, what people normally do than their vacations but these are not normal times and, the dow dive yesterday was the last thing the white house wanted as the president was heading here. nonetheless we have to point out the facts, which are at this point in his presidency, president george w. bush had taken about 26 trips to his ranch in texas and had about 180 vacation days, according to cbs news, who tracks this thing and this president has had ten trips, 61 vacation days, far less, but he's adding to the total here, obviously and, he is aware he has to still focus on the economy, as he told cbs news, in an interview the other day, about how he's not fearing a double dip recession. take a listen. >> president barack obama: i don't think we're in danger of another recession but we are in danger of not having a recovery that is fast enough to de

this is ron beau, he came in from long island. your commute went pretty well. >> no trouble daat all. >> what did the train look like? >> it was empty, a little quiet today. >> a lot of people maybe decided to take a three-day weekend. >> i think so. >> yeah. so in terms of talking about the commute, if you weren't able to take the train what would have been your option? >> i would have drove in. >> you're one of the lucky people that have a car. you know being in new york city, so many people depend on the subway system and the train system that a lot of folks don't have cars. a lot of people when we were talking about the service suspensions today were saying they were questioning whether or not the system should have been shut down. what are some of your thoughts? >> it was pretty bad yesterday on long island. i could see why they shut it down. branches flooding, the whole bit. >> and obviously still some spingss on the lirr. thanks for stopping by. hope you can make it to work. >> thank you. >> obviously still going to be susp