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

beau said it's easier said than done. >> if we have to grow on site, the demand will not be met, especially limited down to 10. >> reporter: sam lecardo says the number is not set in stone. >> i'm confident 3 years for now the number 10 will be something larger when we figure out how to go over the one wes -- the ones we. have >> reporter: it will -- the ones we have. >> reporter: it will be first come first serve to see who gets the 10. >>> rain stands for rape, abuse, incest national network. they handed out cards and challenged campuses to hand out 10% of their cars and cads staff. the information how to help yourself or a african american if you attacked. there's a list of resources 234 the community. >> this is not a an unsafe campus, but they have to know the issues of violence are here, and we have the resources to push everyone through it. everyone can be part of the solution. >> it's the fourth year san jose state university has participated, and gunner says next year it will be bigger. as we reported last week and the start of the week before, there's were two don't haves. student

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

while he was out cruising the love beau hehe was in the middle of a terrible divorce.i think his advice is very wise. >> your book is complete with all kinds of detail on all aspects of divorce to the lawyers to the judges. while you have a very strong judgment against adultery, and you have very strong judgment on -- favorably of course, you examount -- exalt love and the love of marriage, you nevertheless give advice to those who might want to take alternate views. you say do not use credit or debit cards to pay for affairs or use cameras with your paramours. phone records tell a story. use a land line or pay phone. the grass is almost never green on the other side. the passion of sex always changes over time. what is exciting with your lover will eventually become quote, unquote the same old thing. if you commit adultery assume you will be caught and be prepared to accept the consequences. you say it is impossible to conceal an adulterous relationship. >> i tnk everyone gets caught. >> you go on to talk about the role of the computer. computer are as wonderful they

while he was out cruising the love beau hehe was in the middle of a terrible divorce.i think his advice is very wise. >> your book is complete with all kinds of detail on all aspects of divorce to the lawyers to the judges. while you have a very strong judgment against adultery, and you have very strong judgment on -- favorably of course, you examount -- exalt love and the love of marriage, you nevertheless give advice to those who might want to take alternate views. you say do not use credit or debit cards to pay for affairs or use cameras with your paramours. phone records tell a story. use a land line or pay phone. the grass is almost never green on the other side. the passion of sex always changes over time. what is exciting with your lover will eventually become quote, unquote the same old thing. if you commit adultery assume you will be caught and be prepared to accept the consequences. you say it is impossible to conceal an adulterous relationship. >> i think everyone gets caught. >> you go on to talk about the role of the computer. computer are as wonderful the

. >> reporter: sure enough, the out-of-town girlfriend who needs cupcakes for her beau lets diane know she got the job. so we're in business. >> we're in business. >> reporter: and so, we're off through boston. >> i heard these are amazing cupcakes. >> red sox cupcakes. th they. >> reporter: they make you sick if you're a yankee fan. tasks like these have put over $10 million in rabbits' pockets so far. the company started three years ago, matching tasks and rabbits after background checks in one city and now it's spreading across the country. >> i had lawyers coming to the site, really amazing, high skilled, quality people who had just been laid off. >> reporter: like 40-year-old marc hedges, who worked in construction as a mason. today, he is across town in lincoln, hanging pictures for new friend richard, who posted the task because he has trouble walking. back in 2008, marc lost his job wasn't sure what would come next. what's that stress and strain like? >> it's terrible. all of a sudden, your bills are on the back burner. you start worrying. you start freaking out. so, what happe

now, our state attorney general is beau biden. yes, there is relation to our vice president of sun. and we will see if i get a fair shot. i'm sure he will want to give this case all of the property but it deserves. but we are also asking the irs to revoke their tax status, to revoke tragedies tax status because they are a 501(c) organization. when george soros donates his millions to crew, it's a tax write off. if he and warren buffett want to write more checks to the government, great, but he gets to write off his check to crew. when you are a one see three organization as you probably very well know, you cannot engage in direct political activity. you can educate the voters about issues, but you cannot actively campaigned. and if you look at crew's top 12 worse reelects, of those 12 of 2010, they say the most horrible candidates who won reelection, eight of those 12 are republican, and of those four who are democrats, three of them are african-american. so there's a very clear agenda here. and in the very beginning of crew's existence they didn't go after democrats at all. and so

. >> sure enough, the out-of-town girlfriend who needs cupcakes for her beau lets diane know she got job. tasks like these have put $10 million in rabbit's pocket so far. some making $5,000 a month. the company started three years ago in one city matching tasks and rabbits after careful background checks. now it's spreading across the country. >> i had lawyers coming to the site, highly skilled quality people who had just been laid off. >> reporter: like 40-year-old mark hedges, who worked in construction as a mason. today he is across town in lincoln, hanging pictures for his new friend richard who posted the task because he has trouble walking. mark says he made more than $25,000 so far and is building his own contracting business. and diane has found a way to sweeten her cash flow as well as sweetening someone's birthday. ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: the good news is possibilities are almost unlimited for task rabbit. they have 2,000 people looking for work, but they're only in the biggest cities across the country. over time, you could have 5, 10, 15,000 people with a new

got to see beau bridges and a lot of old friends.en lovely to catch up with everybody. >> reporter: what are you hoping to see? maybe a dance number, some singing from jane lynch? we're all on the edge of our seats. >> i can't see what she'll come up. i think she's wonderful. >> reporter: and we have loretta divine. loretta, we're live on cnn. >> hi! >> she let me touch her. i'm just so glad. >> well, ladies, we know you have a long carpet ahead of you. thank you so much. >> you can continue. loretta divine looks beautiful. she's walked away, she looks fantastic and we like surprises on the red carpet. we're hearing people cheering. i guess there are spectators there watching. who else are you seeing there, kareen? >> reporter: oh, we have seen so many people, we've bumped into a lot of people from "the office," cast members, like i mentioned, julianna margulies, and i know you're always interested in fashion, don. i'm seeing a lot of gold gowns, purples, burgundy. in fact, i'm dying to talk to jane lynch. she's supposed to be coming

>> well, it sounds simple, you just have to do your job, but to do it in honor of beau this weekend and the 75 people at the pentagon who lost their lives in richmond, it's special. i try just as hard to win, because i'm representing the u.s. army and all the other sponsoring at the same time, but it's definitely special. there's more emotion that goes on around it, but you can't let it affect you as a drive. >> and you drive the u.s. army car. i assume every week, in a lot of ways, has to be emotional for you. what is that like, day in, day out, still with the u.s. being engaged in iraq and afghanistan, to be driving that car with that name on your hood every single week? >> i've always said it's an honor to represent the soldiers. there's so many great relationships between drivers and sponsors, but when you're representing over a million people and soldiers that fight for our freedom each and every day, that's what's amazing. and to meet those soldiers and learn about their personalities, learn about what they do, the things they do when they're in iraq or afghanistan and how they wo

. >>> beau's dreamliner is getting ready to make its maiden flight to japan. here is a live -- boeing's dreamliner is getting ready to make its maiden flight to japan. here is a live pictures. this is the first 787 dreamliner. the dreamliner is made with carbon fiber, a light weight plastic that improve the plane's fuel efficiency. the plane also boasts larger windows. instead of having a little screen. they also have bigger luggage storage bins and improved cabin pressure. >>> shark warnings are posted along four central beaches. two sharks were spotted in pise mow. just yesterday saw a shark -- pismo. just yesterday, a shark was spotted. and those warnings will stay up for at least five days. >> be on the lookout for those sharks. >> yes. >>> what iraq is bying for $3 billion and why there may be a change in our military withdrawal plan from that country. >>> and a presidential plane scare here in the bay area. the threat that forced the secret service to scramble the air force jet. >>> hundreds are hurt in a subway crash. we just got video from the accident

that was proven by reagan's secretary of transportation beau duke. did not use paved roads and he sure as hell did not need bridges. >> all right. 25 past the hour, live look at capitol hill as the sun is just about to come up over washington. time now to take a look at the morning papers. we'll start with the "wall street journal." james murdoch's future is becoming increasingly clear in the wake of this summer's phone-hacking scandal. newscorp heir will appear before british parliament for the second time to prove what he knew about. >> yeah, he obviously went before parliament the first time and was contradicted. >> yeah. >> may not have been completely forthright. >>> "usa today" with a follow-up. the cia is investigating whether the agency broke the law by helping the nypd build an intelligence-gathering program to monitor potential terrorist activity. the government's top intelligence official is also saying that close relationship looks bad for both parties. >>> all right. "new york times" "morning joe" guest, new fashion line for target sent

we've got a beau in d.c., we've got an office we're head quart here in new york city. in all it's probably about 20 with another staff of a whole bunch of contributors that probably names that you're familiar with out there. host: michigan, curtis on our democrats line. caller: ok, i'm from michigan. i am a disabled veteran. i got shot up in vietnam. and i'm struggling with the housing market, too. and i'm water. i'm on the water and when they gave me this loan, bank of america took 80% and put 20 with gmac. charge me 11.5% and bank of america isharging me 6.7%. and i'm having problem problems. can't get refinanced. and until president obama or whoever does something about the housing, that's going to be a problem. people cannot afford their notes. and they won't give us a modification or help. i've [inaudible] now he said he's got to help me but i've got to give him $1,000. and i'm scared it's a fraud. i can't afford to give him the down payment. he said he can help me but i've got to give him $1,000. now why? guest: now, i don't know who it is that you're talking to.

>> yeah, it's based on a play that was written by a guy named beau willamond about the dean campaign.orphed in different ways. it's been rewritten and it's a very -- it's something. >> some great actors, of course, we're clooney fans. >> but ryan gosselin -- >> apart from willie and joe. >> and harold and mike. >> thank you. >> there's some other great actors in this movie too, right? >> there are. >> who's the woman in the movie? >> phillip seymour hoffman's in there. >> i think he's one of the best -- >> he's awesome. >> he's in "money ball" too, right? >> he is. >> what part? >> he's the manager. >> plays art hal. >> poor art hal. >> let's do politico. >> and mike allen, what do you think of the "ides of march." >> have you seen "ides of march march?" >> tonight i'm going to have to see "money ball" just like the regular joes. >> same here. >> did you see "ides of march?" >> not yet, so maybe we'll make it a double feature. >> good. >> not a lot of movie fit with the playbook sleep schedule. >> good point. >> wait a second. hep hasn't said it yet. what's going on? >> come on. say i

specialist beau doboszenski was a tour guide that morning, on the far side of the building, so far awayne hit. but he surely felt the commotion. he could have gone home. no one would blame him. but he was a trained going to and came from a family of firefighters. -- he was a trained emt and came from a family of firefighters. so when people started screaming out of the building, he sprinted toward the crash site. for hours he altered between treating his co-workers and dashing into the inferno with a team of six men. micky fyock, a volunteer fire chief in westborough, md., 60 miles away, after working all day, when he heard that the rescue workers at the pentagon needed a fire truck, a small fire truck, small enough to fit through tight places, he knew he had in 1954 mack, the smallest one around. so fresh off an all-day blaze, he barreled down the highway and battled the blaze all night with thousands of others. and with 14 hours on the job, he sat down on the bench and confronted a man, a man who he said was wondering aloud, why am i still live, or had i not been at the dentist, i wou