how to fix education with colorado senator michael bennett. the former superintendent of the denver public system has outlined a plan for fostering a new generation of great teachers in america and doing more with less in the era of shrinking budgets. also a rising star in the ballet, misty copeland. she is the first african-american female soloist in the history of the american ballet theater who recently toured with music icon prince. we're glad you've joined us. colorado senator michael bennett and ballet dancer misty copeland coming up right now. >> all i know is his name is james, and he needs extra help with his reading. >> i am james. >> yes. >> to everyone making a difference -- >> thank you. >> you help us all live better. >> nationwide insurance supports tavis smiley. with every question and every answer, nationwide insurance is proud to join tavis in working to improve financial literacy and remove obstacles to economic empowerment, one conversation at a time. >> nationwide is on your side >> and by contributions to your pbs station

here to question her brian bennett of the "l.a. times" and eric lipton of "the new york times." " first question do eric lipton of "the new york times". >> when you are going to sleep at night, what are one or two of the things that you worry about the most in terms of threats to homeland security and what specifically are you doing to try to make sure that those concerns don't ever come true? >> well, we're always concerned about the threat of terrorism. it westbound somebody trying to sneak explosives on a plane. it can be somebody trying to sneak bombs on a plane or a cargo shiphold. it can be biological, raid logical as well as more traditional explosives. we are always concerned about terrorism. the jurisdiction of this department is huge, so it can be whatever the event -- threat of the day is or whatever event we need to make secure. or it can even be the weather. so this week we had a huge storm, ultimately covered about 100,000 people. the worst storm of the season, we hope. it runs the gamut. >> in terms of terrorism thre

senator bennett, good to have you on this program. >> it's great to be here. thanks for having me. tavis: my pleasure. let me start with some. news of the day internationally and the all-important issue of education. so president made a statement about the bloodshed in libya. it's been noted that he did not mention muammar gaddafi by name. is that to your mind an observation by the president or solidarity with the libyan people? two different things. >> it certainly solidarity with the libyan people and i don't know why the president didn't mention gaddafi. it may have been because he doesn't want to back him into a corner at a moment when it may be that he will leave. i hope that the world can learn a lesson from egypt and what we saw there, which was largely peaceful demonstrations, not violence, from the government or from the protesters and we had the chance now for democratic elections in egypt, which three weeks ago nobody would have even imagined. tavis: the world you said should learn lessons from egypt. what should we the american body politick learn from egypt? we weren't

. >> you don't have to be a young man to turn to her. >> you want bennett. >> good night everybody.

jacqueline bennett? >> pam, as you mentioned it is still backed up for miles. one half of the 80- 280 split. it is indicating that traffic is virtually at a standstill. and caltran has cleared all lanes at 4:50 but it is going to take a long time to recover. and outside, it is an intense backup! cars are barely moving. and the contrast with left = south. and it is practically a parking lot going east. and we also have another different camera. coming out. and it is still very slow. and it is going to be that way for quite some time even all lanes are now back open. >> earlier video when caltran got. a heavy vehicles. to try to clear this up. this was not that long ago. >>this just in to the kron 4 news room the workers. gradually, they started opening up one lane, and then another. and then another and as jekyll and mentioned. all lanes of the lord-as jacqueline bennett just mention--all lanes of the lower deck are open. as of 4:50. and with the sand street sweeper brought onto the scene. however, let us speak to one of the commuters. >> how long and even stock

rabbis a few weeks ago we are joined by the executive director of northern board of rabbis and rabbi bennett of temple israel, alameda. so we were talking about diversity and how important that was of rabbis coming together to go to israel and the impact that we hope it had on israel itself. >> so part of the motivation for me for trying to put the trip together was dispointment based on awareness of how relations are between the ultra orthodox lab nit and rest of israeli society. there has been lots of coverage unfortunately about violence, verbal and otherwise from the ultra orthodox against nonorthodox rabbis and other jews in israel. i thought it was important for every day israelis to see there are other possibilities it is in fact possible for rabbis from the far right to the far left to travel together, study together, pray together, eat together, without recrimination and dehumanization. some body suggested we should have called our trip eat pray love. it really -- for me, it only emphasized how wonderful the relationships are we have here and how impar at no time it is -- important

is bob bennett. >> there's a lot of schizophrenia in my family. one of our family members was actually client number one for our early psychosis program. and i can tell it transformed our lives. >> reporter: the national institute for mental health says that one in four adult americans suffer from a diagnosable mental disorder in any given year and one in 17 have a serious mental illness. but sometimes, finding and treating those people is challenging; traditional psychotherapy often doesn't work. bennett adapted an approach that has been used abroad, but that is only now being tired in the u.s. its goal is to identify schizophrenic patients early, before major symptoms develop and to treat the disease as manageable and chronic. >> we actually believe that medication is more effective if you don't overmedicate, and if you use only one drug. beyond that though, the goal is to train people in lifestyle changes that can minimize the effects of the disease and make it manageable. >> reporter: the prep approach is one of several new programs mostly fun

he's a fine prosecutor, a fine man, as is jackie bennett, who ran a lot of that operation.you have to understand, bob, was that as whitewater moves along, and as these other investigations move along, they come to believe that bill and hillary clinton are stonewalling them. so you do have to recognize a piece of this puzzle is that the whitehouse was taking an aggressive posture against them from the start--not just the president and mrs. clinton, but a lot of the aides around them--and so they felt--the prosecutors felt--that they were holding back, and that they were being blocked at every turn, so that contributing to it, so i don't want to suggest that they come into this just hating the guy. but you're right--ken starr, much more deferential to the president. i had his own prosecutors tell me that they thought he was being too weak when it came to the president. i've spent a lot of time with ken starr. he's a gentleman, he's a lawyer's lawyer, he's now president of baylor university, i'm sure doing a fine job. he's a very thoughtful person. i think this was a very diff

his talent was readily called upon by ellises gerald, tony bennett, and many others. he also earned a master's degree in education from san francisco state and enjoyed a parallel career with the school district. he dedicated himself to music and supporting -- he will be missed by his wife and his brother rick wayne, his children. next, i am submitting an ordinance that reforms the planning code so that it is easier for -- to be able to relocate and that our neighborhood serving, small car from a. they're looking at a process which is a thin an ordinance -- onerous code. this increases the size units for the commercial district in which it is located. it removes the prohibition on small retail stores using toasters or microwave ovens to prepare food which has been a prohibition. this deserves the specialize russia controls, especially as it is outlined by position g i believe this will foster the growth and grow the economy. >> think you. -- thank you. >> at a point of the resolution is that we have declared of timber 22nd, 2007, as -- the last point i wanted to make w

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bennett surf worked for the columbia jester. at harvard lampoon, you had figured who's names today would resonate as the names of the most familiar cartoonist and satirist. includes bentley. when geisel brought his portfolio, he got some of his cartoons published in "the judge." but he didn't get his big break in new york until a woman that was sitting in a beauty parlor paging through "the judge" magazine she had to go through the wrong beauty parlor which had the wrong magazines, and stopped her short of the her page turning. it was the image of a knight fully armoured laying supine in a bed with his huge dragon hovering over it. and the caption under the cartoon, by the former knight of the round table was "and to think i sprayed the whole castle with flint just the week before." flint was the name of a insecticide produced by mighty standard oil. the woman who saw this cartoon was the wife of the advertising executive responsible for all of standard oils. she called her husband, lincoln sheeds, she was mrs. grace lincoln she

jacqueline bennett lets us know about that. >> we will see the sunshine, winds will die down this evening. 26 mi. an hour and napa, 22 = fairfield. a wind advisory remains in effect for the area. the wins will die down a little bit later. along the delta and the central valley that's where winds up in the strongest but we still see gusty winds through the bay area. the wind advisory will expire at 7:00 this evening, and will be replaced by a fog advisory. strong winds out of the north and wind speeds in the 20 to 30 mi. an hour winds. the winds will die down this evening into the overnight hours. this will lead to a chilly morning tomorrow. current conditions are mild and average for this time of year. upper 50s of low 60s, 54 = half moon bay, 62 = oakland, 59 = fremont, 58 = antioch. sunny skies but the wind is still blowing out there tonight. colmar wins in the overnight hours which will lead to cooler temperatures. a lot of places in the low 30's and that's why a frost advisory is likely to be issued along the delta tonight. tomorrow, sunday and cool write about average and collide on

jacqueline bennett has the latest forecast. >>jacqueline: right now, in the form of rainfall and once the cool air settles and we will start to see snowfall. >>pam: when? >>jacqueline: overnight. and then tomorrow night to the bay-area wide. the stormtracker 4 radar, is showing that we are seeing heavier weather cells. let us take a look it was hat the diablo range. at the white is indicating the snowfall at the el diablo range already. not quite cold enough in the north bay. to zoom in, and the heavy rainfall over vallejo. one-quarter inch equals one hour. some rafeal has reduced. with one- temperatures per hour. temperatures are going to indicate when it is going to be cold enough of the higher elevations. low 40's in the higher elevations will likely be cooler. for us to see blowing snow. temperatures in the upper 40's, low 50s with 48 in redwood city, 46 degrees in some of the gulf. what can we expect tomorrow. this will be down at the ground level, somervilleand areas of snowfall at 3:00 p.m., the rain will be scattered. a

let's get to jacqueline bennett for the first look at the forecast. >>jacqueline: showers have tapered off of this hour, just a few lingering cells. when developing rate over the coast right now. you could see here for san or file, oa foul. no hail detectedn that storm. it is possible we will see a chance of a few isolated showers out there this evening. as for temperatures, very cold out there today. temperatures really struggling to warm. it they will cool off fairly rapidly this evening as the winds died down. taking a look at our winds right now, it to stall in the teens. we were seeing 20s out their short while ago. at the winds will die down. for the most part we will see clear skies, a band of rate approaching early tomorrow morning and heavy rain at that. hail likely what that storm as well. we will time out, look at the rainfall totals in your extended forecast coming up. >>pam: live pictures along the coast, this is at the pacific appear where you can see the choppy waves pounding against the pier. not as bad as we've seen in the past, we do

jacqueline bennett is here to tell us when this bill could hit. >>jacqueline: it would be mostly friday night in saturday morning we would see this snow. let's take a look inside. it doesn't look like will see storms with this kind of picture. a couple of systems, one in the north already bringing snow to portland and seattle. it will dip down into the bay area tomorrow afternoon, into friday. it's a cold the storm that's what will bring us a chance of snow. right now temperatures are mild and the low to mid 50's. 59 and fairfield, 52 san francisco, 56 san jose. the winds are picking up, wind speeds in the teens in the north bay. in novato 13, 13 in oakland, 15 in san francisco. the winds will pick up this evening in a specially tomorrow. increasing cloud cover this evening, tomorrow morning cloudy and cool. the rate will start at ground two in the north bay and slide south during the evening. we will see areas of heavy rain and thunderstorms as well. we will take a look at one that snow white fall, coming up in a bit. jonathan blum is a better lo

hello randy bennett. playing at a cyl game tonight. san diego at san francisco. just like dad.knows where to find the cylinder. anyway, now back -- cute little boy. avery johnson, no relation to basketball coach in the nba. he scores. recollection walters team, 7-2. biggest game in maybe 30 years coming saturday night when usf hosting st. mary's. they are one game back of the gayles in the conference. rich walters getting it done. cal got steam rolled tonight. stanford beat washington state. 49 straight versus pack 10 opponents. washington defeated cal. oh boy. big news though today. the cal athletic program apparently is going to keep the five sports that were designated to be eliminated. that's baseball, women's lacrosse, mens and womens gymnastics and rug by. the announcement could come tomorrow. my source, a neighbor who's son plays in the baseball team. the good news could come tomorrow. 18 holes along the peninsula. of course you can talking weather. you are talking andy garcia. you are talking curt russell who is supposed to be a good guy. my favorite, george lopez and n

>> play in brooklyn, new york -- right up floyd bennett field. >> jimmy: all right.ld. all right, good. we've got to go to some games, and see the aviators. that would be awesome. what is steve like as a player, you guys? >> terrible. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, terrible. >> he works hard. he's tough. he's a tough kid. >> jimmy: yeah, is he? do you think this perm is going to help him or hurt him? >> uh, it will absolutely help. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you think it'll help. it can't hurt him? huh? >> it can't get any worse. >> jimmy: no. i like that shirt, though. it's very -- very fitting with your mustache. okay. [ laughter ] >> i'm looking for the perm. >> jimmy: it's not mustache week here at "late night." go get your team. mustache week is next week. yeah. okay, now i want you to keep the blindfolds on the entire time here. it's time for the big perm reveal. do not remove the blindfolds until i ask you. please. is everyone ready for steve? [ cheers and applause ] all right. here he is before. and here he is now. steve, come on out. ♪ [cheers and applause ] >> is

with us is a correspondent from the "the los angeles times," brian bennett, and a correspondent for a "the new york times," eric lipton. >> the department says you're hoping to have 1000 of these new technologies in by the end of the year. does the budget allow you to meet that target? >> i think we will be able to meet that target. we are already pirating the next wave of software, and we are always moving to try to address the concerns that were raised. the reason we do pat-downs is because of the intelligence and the threats. there is evidence of the fact that our adversaries understand that explosives hidden in certain areas can be found because they know of our sensitivities, quite frankly, and we recognize that and respect that, and so, what we have done is with the new technologies, we have a much better way of finding nonmetallic substances. magnetometers, obviously, cannot find those. there is a very small number of passengers. what we found through thanksgiving and christmas and the holiday travel period is that the passengers themselves, they did not like it, but once they

the check in with jacqueline bennett to see what we can expect from our weather. >> it's been when he today. windy today. we saw a 30 mi. an hour winds about an hour ago in fairfield and napa 6 mi. an hour winds and we were receiving about 20 about an hour ago. the winds will die down a wind advisory remains in effect for the delta and fairfield. i wouldn't be surprised if this gets canceled earlier. it's supposed to be in effect till 7:00 p.m. and then replaced with the frost advisory after that. we will talk about that plus changes in to the weekend coming up a bit. if stay with us we'll be back is break i. ♪ [ female announcer ] starbucks via is planted the same... ♪ ...harvested the same... ♪ ...and roasted the same as our other premium coffees. it only makes sense it would taste the same. so, try it for yourself. buy a pack of 100% natural starbucks via ready brew. we promise you'll love it or we'll send you a bag of starbucks coffee. it's the starbucks via taste promise. look for it where you buy groceries. it's the starbucks via taste promise. >> in national news cockfighting t

jacqueline bennett is here to give us the latest on the next door will fit.ueline: saw what the rain this morning and even hail. the stick a look at those rainfall totals. santa rosa over 2 in. of rain, and in half and simmer fall, over an inch in oakland, three-quarters of an engine san francisco in less than that as we go down the list. right now we stop seeing rain in the bay area, just a couple isolated places like denver file and in the diablo range. again the rain will taper off by this evening, as we move into the overnight hours, we will see scattered cells move and first. later on in the morning more widespread coverage in the north bay including moderate to heavy rain. the main band of rain pushing at about 9:00 p.m.. deep shades of red over petaluma out. a good chance of thunderstorm activity on the coast. it doesn't look like we will see lightning but definitely small hail. by 11:00 a.m., look at the cell on the clothesline and intense rain and hail. this will push down south toward the bay area by 1:00 p.m. and could stall down there into the aft

let us check-in with jacqueline bennett for the forecast.queline: not only rain is the big story but the snow has added to it as well. not only to the seeress' but also locally. first,, snowfall in the last 24 hours. this is true heavenly ski resort, blowing snow yesterday and the day before. and the totals and the last 24 hours. nearly four-feet in alpine meadows ski little bit less than that and other places and bear valley, n feet 3 ft. in heavily. and squaw valley of fresh powder. no would be a better time to go up to the mountains last night was not! spill was crazy--less tonight. and there is a slight chance of flurries sunday into monday. but it looks like we're born to skirt that. and the rain. isolated showers mainly to the if if santa cruz mountains with heavier activity there. as we pushed through, heavier weather cells towards the south bay. for the most part will stay dry which is good news. if you're going out to san francisco at 5:00 p.m.? high and dry! bay-area wide and would keep your umbrellas handy. just in case we could s

jacqueline bennett is here tracking the possible snow. this is the first time this season we have had a winter weather advisory what does that mean? >>jacqueline: it is where it is a winter weather and advisory or watch a warning means were expecting winter like conditions. that means no and very cold captures. it doesn't snow here often even the higher peaks. we did see snow last week and the higher peaks in this will get even lower. a winter weather advisory in the north bay indicating places where snow is expected. snow levels will start of the north bay to more about 2,500 ft. and then dropped 1,000 ft. friday morning. we'll saw winter storm watch and effects of the vulgate. the snow levels will also dropped to 1,000 ft.. as we head into late friday even lower than that into saturday morning. it was 6 in. of snow expected of locations with the heaviest snow above two dozen feet. it with us all levels dropping below thousand feet the question remains how much moisture will be left to see snow showers. the will look at your extended for

and mockeries to master troll and inexperience line up face when to pay mr bennett's was the pick of the bonus track notes have amounted to more l.b.w. either side to call a full going into type four for just sixteen runs. the tally was kenya's joint top scorer with sixteen i was asked and sweat done over two hours for a boundary run of only four life tyron ngs but tim southee and jacob oram were set to three we could see a lot of finn. off the canyons in the twenty fourth title for just sixty nine months ask new zealand's opening batsman reach the target eight hundred s. martin got tells who lifted the ground by planting six into the stands and bending columns at him act for winning the game a touch of arrogance as in a fast help in finding the winning runs in just thirty seven minutes so during their grassroots football basketball and sensational rookie blake griffin has won perhaps one of the most eye catching competitions in the world of sport the n.b.a. slam dunk contest the star study crowd at the staple center in my sunday's expected something special from the people stop and

and mockeries to pass through true and inexperienced line up face when to pay mr bennett's was the pick of the bonus track months revenue to his last l.b.w. i decide to call a full going and type figure for just sixteen. record high tally with kenya's joint top scorer with sixteen i was asked and sweat done over two hours for a boundary run by me for life i running but tim southee and jacob. three wickets each the latter finishing off the kenyans in the twenty fourth title for just sixty nine runs and say zealand's opening batsman reached the target eight hundred as martin got tells who lifted the graduate by planting six into the stands and bending problems that are in the act for winning the game a touch of arrogance is and if asked to come under the winning runs in just thirty seven minutes so you are going to shoot the basketball and sensational rookie blake griffin has won perhaps one of the most eye catching competitions in the world of sport the n.b.a. slam dunk contest the star studded crowd at the staples center in my sunday's expected something special from the kick a stop and

. >>> randy bennett and the gaels have reached 20 wins for the fourth straight season, first half mickey up to rob jones for the alley- oop. 15 points for jones, 10 assists for mcconnell. they led lmu by 10 at the break. matthew develop a va dove a and mcconnell play a little hot potato before he lets it fly. he leads the gaels with 23 points as they win 79-70. >>> with a battle for second place at the hill top santa clara's kevin foster leads the wcc in scoring. tonight wasn't his night though. he goes 4 for 17 over all. they lead by as many as 16 in the second half. rashad green leads the way with 18 points, the dons win 68-62. >>> with the win usf takes over sole possession of second place in the wcc. next week st. mary's will travel to santa claire 0 a on thursday and visited the hill tops on saturday night. >>> stanford banging away at mains against last-place arizona. jeremy green scored a season high 23 points and was a perfect 5 for 5 from downtown as the team, the cardinal knock down ten threes. they led by 10 at the half and held off asu in the second half. dwight powell with t

randy bennett fighting the fight in another packed house in maraga. rob jones for the go- ahead, he had 21, the gaels were up by three minute and a half to go. tied at 76. this time mickey mcconnell for the win. didn't go. he had 15 but do not get the one that mattered the most. 2 minutes to go in overtime. nails the jumper, st. mary's is within one, they take the lead with 23 seconds left but sam dowler gets the feed down low. poked away by mcconnell. foul is called. he made both free throws for the lead. gonzaga won the game. they prevent st. mary's from winning the title outright for the first time since 1989. both teams now 10-3. >>> carry keating santa clara broncos against wcc cellar dweller lmu. kevin foster missed the three, dow jones there to clean it up. he had 26. santa clara wins and the roughriders are loving it. >>> take you deep in the woods of oregon where cal went duck hunting tonight. jorge gutiirrez outscored the ducks by 21 in the second half. gutiirrez had a game-high 3- l23, stanford plays at oregon saturday. they lost to oregon

bennett's team has won ten straight against the green and gold. all the way to the rim for the lay up. they were only down 2 at the break. but the second half was all st. mary's. there might not be a team in the country that passes better than the gaels. a wide open three. puts st. mary's up by 14. then it is micky mcconnell. 18 points for jones. 19 for mcconnell. they take a two-game lead with three to play. >>> stanford going for the sweep in washington this week. first half. terrence ross goes right around a pair of cardinal defenders for the dunk. scoring 44 points in the first half washington. thomas leads the huskies with 22 points. stanford gives up a season high 87 points. they lose 87-76. >>> the bears got blown out by the huskies on thursday night and fell to the cougars this afternoon. it is their third straight loss and they are now 6-7 in pac-10 play. >>> ohio state looking to remain undefeated. buckeyes jumping out to a 15- point lead in the second half but wisconsin's jordan taylor brought the badgers back. scoring 21 points in the

how the direct line from the savings and the maximum of edward bennett williams and what he taught thesedisciples has met in terms of american business and law and really made this a tremendously unique firm in a lot of other ways i point out on like firms they don't take lateral partners for example, they don't engage in self-promotion, they don't have offices outside of other places. so, that's sort of what the book is about, and it's kind of like sort of an unlike what you might get from the comment of arnold the entire board what i think that my characters are all exemplified the best in the american law profession, which is sometimes difficult to say because when you go from writing for a trade publication, as i did at the "legal times" and american lawyer, although american lawyer was sort of an antitrade publication, to writing for the general-interest magazine like the washingtonian, you are sort of expected to hammer lawyers all the time and not give them much fabric but there are great people in the profession. jake's find one of the great lawyers in america, thank you for comi

details next on this valentine's day we wanted to share the love with one of our favorite guests sarah bennett caso so talk about crazy justin bieber fans g.l.b. theme g.o.p. themed valentine's cards and we'll tell you how the crazy burgers are clamoring for some more attention then comments from the governor of wisconsin are reheating the workers union debate scott walker is proposing removing public bargaining rights all for the sake of filling a three billion dollars budget hole was that really the right thing to do well debate the issue is see like elk and the simulated mission to mars five hundred has reached a major milestone after a crew has been mimicking space flight for two hundred fifty seven days they finally reached the planet mars author andrew trike in will join me at the end of the show to discuss this foam mission and what it could mean for the future of space exploration but now to move on to our top story. today president obama released his by. for two thousand and twelve a whopping three point seven three trillion dollars budget which means it's going to get a whole lot wor

the bureau approached both stanley and roy bennett after they broke with the party knowing they had broken with the party and asked them if they would be double agents. in other words, they knew they were no longer communists, but wanted them to resume their party membership. i often wondered whether they were angry at stanley because he turned them down, and they wanted to continue to paint him as a communist, okay? >> host: yes. that's interesting point, though, clarence because now stanley is coming close to martin. obviously, the whole wiretapping, surveillance, intel is in motion at that point. >> guest: july 13, 1963 until december 1967, listen to my carefully, every telephone call between martin luther king, jr. and clarence jones, between stanley and martin, every telephone call was wiretapped, and the conversations were transcribed and written down, okay? additional with respect to clarence jones and martin king, every meeting that we atepidded together, every place that we agreed to meet or actually meet was under photographic surveillance. >> host: what about your home, for exam

to use the great phrase that's the title of the book about edward bennett williams, the man to see. well he's been the man to see in egypt for a while, and now he's in a very visible role. so it's like asking about mubarak's daily whereabouts, it's impossible to know without someone on the inside who is pulling what levels. >> charlie: i ask that question because i read or saw today that he had said he will not meet with the protesters until, he's asking for dialogue, but he will not meet until they withdraw. >> well, it also turns out that a lot of residents of cairo received kind of a civic sms text page this morning saying this is a loose translation. if you got sisters, cousins, uncles best to tell them to get out. loudly what people really want is dialogue. in the meantime the protesters representing their interests are forging on ahead. >> charlie: is there a consensus at all as to how this is going to, what's going to happen friday? what's going to happen over the weekend? what's going to happen next week? >> well friday's kind of the next day of rage and yet if tonight is he

coach randy bennett, if they win, they will win wcc regular season title. >> very interesting. >> games off at 11:00. see you then. >> bye-bye.

pam morris year, jacqueline bennett.sual, we had a power failure here at the station and only one camera is working. so hopefully everyone else's state. great condition to do your thing. the sharks are on fire. the sharks are on fire. the night in columbus ohio, since the all-star break. the sharks have one night at of 10. they climbed from ninth place to second place. they're rolling it up, sharks recover from the 2-0 deficit and win this tonight. a final three-two. the sharks on fire tonight. the crumbling of the drama stops often oakland this evening at about 45 minutes. still waiting to see if it they will finish out the season with them or not. all the talk about carmelo wanting to go to new york. the lakers supposedly are the knicks now. he is smart. he knows what this thing is about. >> no complications team. they're quite a comedown, they're going to poke, initially you have to make sure you pay a lot of attention to those guys. again carmela the case said today i may even stay with stanfordenver for two years. o

bennett stated utah as being out of it as well. they stated for individual liberty and state sovereignty and i'm proud of utah's rule in this. i ask consent of judge vinent's opinion to be part of the record as well as the brief filed in that case by 32 senators, including several members of this committee. and finally, i ask consent a few of the articles i've published on this subject in newspapers such as "the wall street journal" and "chicago tribune" and the recent journal of law and public policy, if i could have those in the record as well. >> that's already been said that the distinction between activity and inactivity is not in the text of the constitution. i think most all of you have said that. a text dsm uralist is born, and neither is broad regulatory scheme or anything else the supreme court came up with that the defender of obama care rely on and there's no quote intrusiveness, unquote, standard in the constitution either. would you agree with that, professor barnett? >> of course. that's not a constitutional standard

labor governments secretary, tony bennett, outright markets to extend public control over even more of the british economy. more profitable sector. and joseph said it's not enough to just stave off the preposterous proposal. the question we have to ask ourselves is how he was able to come within striking distance of the very heart of our economic life in the first place. someone needs to be saying that, don't you think lex how did this happen that people with these ideas came within striking distance of the very heart of our economic life in the first place? are you nodding like your with me? okay. how could it come about that a suggestion could even be made a minister of the crown after generations experience state ownership of a fifth of our economy? how could anyone expect that more of the same which nearly brought us to our knees be seriously entertained? how could there be serious discussion of a second stimulus package in the newspapers? why is no one saying this is insane, we cannot firehose taxpayer money into government controlled spending projects, socialist -- there are soci

bennett ran critical of the administration's arguments for war against iraq. bill cites this too, to his credit, piece by michael matthew in "the new york times" books. so their many criticisms to be made from the left of "the new york times." what does it all led up to? bill taylor would say i guess, not without justification, that if we are being attacked like this from both sides maybe that tells us that if we are making those sites mad we are doing something right. i will conclude by saying that i still think on balance, whatever its errors, it is an excellent excellent newspaper. has anybody in this room quit reading the times -- betimes back on principle? okay, all right, okay. let the record show that out of 80 people here we have got about eight hands. alright, that is something. but by and large, i don't think anybody quit reading the times times -- the "times" after jason player and very few people quit reading the "times" after terry many of these things. is still a great paper. if you are trying to keep up what was going on in cairo and not reading