benson's legs are responsible for most of his attack. >> mike: a question of seeing benson overpower his opponent. >> joe: they're exchanging body punches. he has not been able to overpower gilbert. >> mike: something general by been on the side of henderson. past the midway point of the fight now. up the middle. low kicks getting through for henderson as well. the shin is bruised up. the calf is bruised up. the thighs on both sides showing marks of red. >> joe: gilbert responds. goes in deep. >> mike: gilbert right there, though. >> joe: outstanding takedown on melendez. >> mike: 90 seconds now remain in the third. henderson switches again. see if he requires the kick. >> joe: there it is. right to the body this time. >> mike: looking for a sidekick here. >> joe: see him changing it up. >> mike: henderson, black belt in tae kwon do. double underhook. this is a scrap now, joe. a dogfight right here. >> joe: a brawl. what a brawl. gilbert melendez is all about. this is an amazing fight. >> mike: champion against champion here on fox. to the body. oh! >> joe: beautiful counter, inside

benson. >> brad benson with the port of san francisco, the concern was raised by peter cohen, san francisco information clearinghouse involved in the broader citywide discussion about the potential use of ifd in other areas of the city. the policy constructs are different for the port; we are using all of ifd to pay for new infrastructure; in a broader city context there was discussion to use ifd funds. the desire was to make sure that it is clear that it is a different context at the port and the city and the port might want pursuing other areas of the city. >> president chiu: can we take a motion to amend without objection? gvl (gavel)any further discussion? on the underlining resolution as amended? colleagues can we take this same house same call. the resolution is adopted as amended. item 17. supervisor mar. >> supervisor mar: colleagues you have before you and amended version of the resolution urging city college sf; i want to thank my colleagues but also trustees from the college board and community members for giving us lots of input as we brought it to the budget committee where it

guy benson, democrat, republican, whatever.is washington at its worst and dirtiest. >> it's what washington does and will have an investigation to see if there is any legal wrongdoing. i think it actually shines a light on a bigger issue here, which is medicare itself. this is a teachable moment, as the president might like to say. medicare cuts and government price controls and medicare never happen. or they happen to a lesser extent than how they are scheduled to be, because there is no political appetite for it. we can't go about saving medicare by doing these random across the board cuts. we have to actually reform the program for future seniors. >> okay. >> this guy was just offering the president as an authority and citing -- i thought that was good. >> let me go back to this issue, political intelligence. okay. this guy, mark hayes, he didn't break any laws. but i want to ask you, should there be laws about this. >> should be. >> this whole sort of inside cronyism thing, again, i'm not -- it's not republican/democrat, it

feral i'm brad benson i'm here representing the port staff. i'm just going to load my presentation here. so we're here to talk about proposed policy for infrastructure 49 districts along the port. this is a policy that the port has been working on trying to develop on the state level and now legally since 2005. and infrastructure financing district are a little bit like redevelopment. under a state law a city and county can form a subdivision to finance like new roads and parks. and the method of financing is exactly how it was in redevelopment law the infrastructure growth can capture new growth for periods up to 45 years. and the difference compared to redevelopment is property taxes are divided into a number of recipients the state gets a property tax dollar and the remaining $0.10 is divided up between the school district and community college district. and under an infrastructure financing district typically the only increment that can be captured is the $0.65. you can't capture the money it goes to schools or to the community college dis

news 4 jackie benson has more on how the officer managed to rescue him, jackie? >> reporter: jim, we learned it ended when the 15-year-old victim was able to mouth the words "help me" to the police officer. detectives say these are the men the 15-year-old found when he showed up at the shopping center on little river turnpike in annandale last night. police say the teen arranged to meet there to sell the sneakers he advertised on line, according to sources. instead, after the teen got in the car, the men robbed him at gunpoint. lucky for him the vehicle caught the eye of the fairfax county police officer on patrol in the area. >> he saw a vehicle without its lights on slowly creeping across the parking lot. so he went ahead, did a stop. and there was a teenager, a young man in that vehicle who motioned some sort of distress signal. >> reporter: under arrest, penn and hall, and bryant robinson, 19, all four live in maryland. people who live near the shopping center say the location for the crime is surprising to them. >> very safe here. i shop here fairly often. i

news 4's jackie benson is live in annandale with a warning from police after all of this. >> reporter: wendy, police say the teen did the right thing by meeting the prospective sneaker buyer in a parking lot here. but they say he probably shouldn't have done so alone and at night. detectives say this 15-year-old found these men here, the 15-year-old had arranged to meet them here to sell the sneakers he advertised on line, on craigslist, according to sources. instead after the teen got in the car, they robbed him at gunpoint. luckily for him, the police officer was on patrol in the area and saw them. >> he saw the vehicle without its lights slowly creeping across the parking lot. and so he went ahead, did a stop. there was a teen. a young man in that vehicle who motioned some sort of distress signal to the officer. >> reporter: under arrest, marion kenny your, cypenn, and hall, and robinson, 19, all four live in maryland. police warn anyone who sells on line to take precautions like meeting in a public place, and bring a friend. >> make sure adults know where you're going. >> reporter

benson to be clear the amendments i sir, circulated are they - and we didn't circulate those. >> we can simply approve those mr. rowss recommendations is okay. >> we have talked recommendation one c oh, no, excuse me. - recommendation 1 d about this amending to specify the tax increment or accommodates to the cities and to protect against sea wide it doesn't include the improvements felt city seawall but we're comfortable with their response. >> just to point out the city seawall is intend as part of the xantdz portion but we agree with the portion if it's not needed to fund can't later be used to fund any other improvements. >> we're joined by supervisor kim. >> at that one we'll go to public comment i have two speaker cards. please come forward. anyone else please line up on the side we'll have two minutes >> good afternoon i am a long time port washer member of the central advisory committee and a member of the pier thirty, 32 arena. i support this legislation as i've also been chair of the commission bay c lc for many years. i understand the benefits that could come out i f d fundin

guy benson and david here on that. mercedes, what do you think of the controversial?i think it's the educators being a bunch of bad apples, plain rotten, i got to temperature you. i mean, it is so unfortunate that these educators are the examples for our children, which, really, it was a parent who was a whistle blower who came out and said my kid can't read, but she aced the standardized test showing that we need to have incredible oversight and looked more from the state level when they did this investigative panel to ensure that they really look and see where the federal money was going to, and in essence that they cheated the system. at the end, a horrible example for the school system and what the parents do, that at the end of the day, it negatively impacted the children. liz: david, even the office of the governor said there was cheating going on and test scores going back in 2011 #. it cheats the students in a way to go get extra help; right? >> a sad case, but, you know, that investigation identified 17 -- 178 teachers and principals imp kateed. it's not a qu

so now fighting champ benson henderson gets to wear the gold belt. and his fiancee is wearing the gold ring! how sweet! and how warm it was in los gatos? >> 80s. >> good night

jackie benson is at lafayette park right across from the white house. what are you seeing there, jackie? >> reporter: i can tell you that heightened state of alert is very evident. we have some video that was shot a short time ago by an nbc news crew at the white house. what it shows is that shortly after news of the incident in boston, secret service agents sprang into action here at the white house. they very quickly put up yellow tape and issued orders to evacuate the plaza on pennsylvania avenue in front of the white house. it is my understanding that they did this with a great sense of urgency. >> the secret service came out. they ordered everyone out of the street and then they frantic kael started running up and down the street with the tape and closed everything off. i asked if it had anything to do with the explosions at the boston marathon. they said they don't know, they just got a radio call to do the evacuations and move everyone out of pennsylvania. >> this scene is being reported on capitol hill also, as i understand, it is a chain reacti

so i just stood there like-- remember how quayle looked when benson gave him that kennedy line?sk?

francisco gilbert melendez, fighting for the lightweight championship against the reigning champion bensonenderson, it is catching a lot of attention because he was the champion of strike force, bought by ufc. the co-main event 5s daniel corporalier, which will take on former champion frank mir, we spoke to bought about getting to battle for the first time in the biggest fights in their career in their home town. >> the shark tank is familiar and i am excited and i hope everyone from san francisco and california comes to back me up. >> every time we come out here they come in droves and scream and yell and support us and i am excited to be a part of it. >> this is video of henderson winning the title last december, that is the title that melendez wants to capture, ufc and the world of mixed martial arts is a billion dollar industry and taken over in popularity when it comes to pay-per-view events, fighting fans favoring ufc over boxing events and this event is expected to sell out here at the ph pavilion, people are flying in to watch live. tickets are available from 50 to 250 dollars but

guy benson, thank you very much.chaffertz will stay with us. >>> we got the latest on insider stock trades. i warn you, the story is going to make you mad. that's next up on "kudlow." . >>> the fact is if you sit on a healthcare, you know that medicare is not moving a certain drug. that's market moving information. if you can trade stock on that information an do so legally. that's a great profit-making opportunity. >> that was my next guest on cbs' "60 minutes" is outraged over inside trading. a year ago, president barack obama signed the so-called stock act. yet, he recently gutted the bill. he did that by eliminateing online financial disclosure forms for federal officials so they could still do whatever they wish with nonpublic information or material. here now is the author, peter schwhiteser, governor of the accountability issue, author of "throw them all out." congressman chaffertz from you that you is still with us. what did they do with this bill? it looked like it was okay. now, what's happened to it? >> we

sarong and his staff, elliott chang and recent departure brian benson for all the work they've done on this as well as the department heads who have been really moving this forward. i also want to take a moment to address supervisor wiener's concerns and to let you know this is absolutely been part of a healthy discussion at the capital planning committee. in fact, this is a topic that i brought up i think in the very first meeting that we had where we talked about what the capital planning process was going to be for this cycle and the fact that we have the transportation and street infrastructure package incorporated in this i think is an indication of the growing understanding appreciation that we are still way behind when it comes to how we invest in our transit and transportation infrastructure. and to that, and i know obviously supervisor wiener knows this, the mayor and i and supervisor wiener and supervisor avalos and others are a part of an effort for the next few months to really take a step back when it comes to our city's transportation system and think about where are we g

. >> ashley benson? >> she hosted the oscars? >> i don't know. >> all righty.>> the correct answer -- james franco. >> he has a standing resume. he's almost unrecognizable, the full grille, corn rows. >> is the movie any good? >> there he is >> lisa, thank you so much. we really appreciate it. >>> kath is on the way back. spring is in the air. how do you keep romance alive in your marriage? we'll talk about it, right after this. ♪ hey. they're coming. yeah. british. later. sorry. ok...four words... scarecrow in the wind... a baboon... monkey? hot stew saturday!? ronny: hey jimmy, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? jimmy: happier than paul revere with a cell phone. ronny: why not? anncr: get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. i'm up next, but now i'm singing the heartburn blues. hold on, prilosec isn't for fast relief. cue up alka-seltzer. it stops heartburn fast. ♪ oh what a relief it is! cue up alka-seltzer. it stops heartburn fast. on our newly expanded advanced digital network, a connec

. >> guy benson, town hall.com. >> are there some cracks emerging in the gang of eight? republican senator, marco rubio, now saying talk of an immigration reform deal is premature, adding insuring order to succeed this process cannot be rushed or done in secret. we'll talk of another gang of eight member, lindsey graham, who says a deal could be days away. first, michelle on what she makes of these latest developments. michelle do you think there is a rush to get this legislation in place? >> yes, i think there's a stampede by many republican cap -- cap pit to alationists. >> why do they do that? what's in their political interests to rush this through? >> because there are many self-delewdded run up runs in washington who feel that this kind of shannessty will be wille salvation of a party in trouble. they're talking out of one side of their math to grassroots conservatives and people of all political persuasions who believe that it is the government's constitutional mandated role to secure the border. these people are treating it as if it's some sort of person april fo

because when i was seven or eight, i fell in love with robby benson, who was the star of this movie.ean, it must have been ten times. and i bought the cast album. and i would stare at his picture. >> jimmy: and you're trying to get your whole crew team to get into -- with this guy. >> right. [ laughter ] so after like ten minutes, i'm suddenly like, "oh, now i remember why i liked 'one on one.'" >> jimmy: oops! never mind, guys. >> this isn't the right movie. this is -- no, this is different. >> jimmy: i know you're into reality shows. what are you into now? >> i mean, love my "splash." are you watching "splash"? >> jimmy: i have not seen it. i haven't seen it. >> it's -- i mean, have -- anybody here seen "splash"? [ scattered cheers ] >> jimmy: it's celebrities. they just jump off diving boards. >> it's celebrities, and i rarely do this, but in this case, it works. it's louis anderson. >> jimmy: oh, yeah. >> i mean, amazing comedian. >> jimmy: he is. >> louis anderson. >> jimmy: louis funny? >> i mean, he's -- >> jimmy: do they talk? >> yeah, there is talk. greg louganis -- >> jimmy

guy benson is a radio talk show host and political editor of town hall.com. >> good afternoon. >> megyn: we had one of the victims of the robbery, we had on his son, the brink's driver, the brink's guard, his son came on and was just disgusted that this has been made and anybody would think it's appropriate fodder for entertainment in the theater. nine children were left without fathers as a result of this-- of this incident and yet, you know, hollywood's taken a shot at it and so far the critics seem to think it's great. your thoughts. >> i'm surprised it's taken this long, megyn, to have a story about the weather underground glorified in hollywood and i'm suspicious whether or not this movie is going to do anything at the box office. we've seen time after time that some of these self-indulgent left wing flicks bomb when it comes to actual americans showing up to plunk down $9 to see it whereas movies in the last year that portray america as the unequivocal good guys, the movie about the iran hostage situation, "argo", or of course, the bin laden killing, these are movies that do very

the same thing happened in benson hurst. that doesn't happen in that way.se kids in our american justice system have to be convicted of the crime hits that committed. the idea that the default position is well, they must have been up to some no good, these kids were in fact from good families and hadn't been in any trouble and were in the park and saw some of these other kids committing crimes but split and were actually horrified themselves of what they saw. and your family came -- unfortunately in slavery and chains seeking freedom, if we are going to say well, they must have done something wrong and that therefore all of them are up to no good the crimes in the citys are going down in many places around the world but that's not the justice system. that may work in a soviet or chinese justice system but it doesn't work in america where you are presumed innocent until proven guilty and that you are charged in due time for crimes that you actually commit. we don't just round up kids and say because of the color of your skin you must have done something and

i am getting to know ron benson, and in fact, would pleased to tell you we had a real success yesterdayn announcing the process to fill judicial vacancies in the state of wisconsin. they languished a little too long in my view, and we work together and i think river process to move it forward. we will continue to do that. i know it is a very high priority for me to be the strongest voice for wisconsin that i can't, especially the hard working -- that i can, especially the hard working families that are trying to get a break and get ahead again, and when i can engage senator ally -- senator johnson as an ally and admission, i will do that. the governor and i served together in the state legislature. i was elected 1992. he came in in a special election a couple of months later. of baldwinfacts walker bill was signed into law by gov. tommy thompson. transparency and campaign finances. and interesting. this was before wisconsin had any laws to allow for electronic filing of campaign reports. i did not want to say was the early days of the internet, but it was not used yet for public documen

. >> from benson, illinois, you are on. >> i think you answered my question. to his home? >> what you might call a formal reconciliation. >> i do not think she trusted him. and related to this, from twitter, asking, are there any living relatives? >> there are no living relatives. >> so robert had no children? >> one dies. the last direct descendants died in the 1970's. >> a great question to wrap up the show from facebook. "when you are alone with your friends, what is your favorite story to tell about mary lincoln?" do you want to go first? >> that she and was about had a great relationship. they were the same age. they both lost sons. her son was lost in the army in the civil war, and then mary supported the causes that elizabeth supported. >> and what does that tell you about mary lincoln? >> that she is a very sensitive person, that she could empathize. >> and how controversial would that be that she was a friend with an african-american? >> to some extent, even the people kept calling elizabeth her servant, but i do not think mary looked at her as a serv

. >> from benson, illinois, you are on. >> i think you answered my question. i wanted to know if robert and his mother ever got to be friends again. did he offer to take her to his home? >> what you might call a formal reconciliation. >> i do not think she trusted him. and related to this, from twitter, asking, are there any living relatives? >> there are no living relatives. >> so robert had no children? >> one dies. the last direct descendants died in the 1970's. >> a great question to wrap up the show from facebook. your you are alone with friends, what is your favorite story to tell about mary lincoln?" do you want to go first? a that she and was about had great relationship. they were the same age. they both lost sons. her son was lost in the army in the civil war, and then mary supported the causes that elizabeth supported. >> and what does that tell you about mary lincoln? >> that she is a very sensitive person, that she could empathize. >> and how controversial would that be that she was a friend with an african-american? >> to some extent, even the pe

. >> ashley benson? >> she hosted the oscars? >> i don't know. >> all righty. in your marriage? we'll talk about it, right after this. em to day by day? don't compromise. new vidal sassoon pro series from the original salon genius. starts vibrant, stays vibrant. precision mix formula saturates each strand for 100% gray coverage. hydrablock conditioner helps fight fade out for up to 8 weeks. new vidal sassoon lets you say no to compromise and yes to vibrant color like this. new vidal sassoon pro series salon genius. affordable for all. new vidal sassoon pro series olive garden's 2 for $25 is ending soon. a 3 course dinner for 2 with new choices like tuscan garlic chicken. grab a friend and go now before it's gone. 2 for $25 ends april 7th. go olive garden! donuts? ♪ you're cute. [ door closes ] [ female announcer ] new special k protein cereal helps keep you fuller longer. willpower. what will you gain when you lose? ♪ the middle of this special moment and i need to run off to the bathroom. ♪ i'm fed up with always having to put my bladder's needs ahead of my da

lee is a graduate of brigham young university and byu law school, was a law clerk for judge dean benson of the u.s. district court of the district of utah and then judge sam alito's clerk when he was at the u.s. court of appeals for the 3rd circuit. he served as an attorney -- assistant u.s. attorney general in utah and general counsel to the governor of utah before turning to private practice. and then in 2010, that important election year, he decided to run united yorking out an -- knocking out an incumbent u.s. senator and a party-endorsed candidate to become the primary candidate and win the general election. senator lee is now on the judiciary committee, serves as ranking member of the antitrust competition policy and consumer rights subcommittee. he also sevens on the armed service -- serves on the armed services committee and the joint economic committee and is the top republican on the water and power subcommittee of the energy and natural resources committee. looking at great individuals influencing american history, i hope that we will have once again an opportunity to say as

i know we have brad benson and we'll give you a moment to set up >> thank you very