you know, ask boyd, ask jim. there's a great comradeship, there's only three of us but we've got our stage management, we've got our crew and lighting and sound and we all bond together so that's a lift and the here is challenge of playing with each other but playing with each other... we're each other's... not me and jim and me and boyd, we are, but we're also not, we're trying to... i'm trying to listen and i think i didn't used to listen as much. and it's wonderful to be acting with boyd and jim. >> why do you listen more now? >> i think perhaps... i don't know if it, i'm hazarding a guess, because i've discovered there's a lot more to people than meets the eye. >> rose: maybe they have something to say. >> yeah. but also the theme is a compelling theme and while these spirals of history don't exactly repeat and there are differences that are profound. >> rose: would all of you rather been on stage than making film? you've won four tony awards as i remember. >> i can't get hired in the movies so.... >> rose: w

boyd or reverend walker here? i can see rev. pounds in here. million not join me in welcoming another champion for san francisco? they are on the redevelopment commission. for how long? 32 years. commissioner lee roy king. >> i have been listening. long before any of you were born, before you were around, mary rodgers came from europe and traveled throughout the world. she came here and got this housing, this school here, got this school moving. the big school over there on the park, she got that fixed. my sister-in-law made sure. teachers were teaching the kids. mary rodgers would go in and check. she change that community around. mary was a champion. that big safeway store in the western addition. mary rodgers got a job program much more integrated than any safeway in the city. she was going night and day. i want to tell you. we have got to thank her for many of the things. i was over at that housed many nights. because she was a wonderful person. now as i look around, i can see jackson over there, part of her team. 258, the union. they were

two years later, fox paid $50,000 to buy out burton's camelot contract so he could replace steven boydmark anthony in their new version of cleopatra. the rest as they say is history. within weeks, they became news. there is no telling the direction their careers might have taken if they had not met, but it resulted in 20 years of professional and personal triumphs and tragedies under the eye of a gossip-hungry world. they were rich, beautiful, and constantly at each other's throats. >> i believed it more times than i'd like to admit. i don't believe you. i just don't believe you. there is no moment any more when we could come together. >> they made 10 films together. who's afraid of verge wolf, and a spirited version of the taming of the shrew. >> who knows not where a wasp does wear his sting in his tail. >> you talk of tails and so farewell. >> but more often than not, their vehicles were ill conceived overplayed efforts, such as hammersmith is out and boom. and burton's choices for solo performances were just as erratic. for every master piece, there were two or three disappointment

you know like john boyd used to say, they just nod like dickie bird. if they conducted real oversight, we have an essay in this book on what real oversight is. and it's tough. it's been done. the congress has done some brilliant examples of real oversight. not many, but it can be done. that's one place but there are other places, other people need to get involved in the debate about what is the threat what are we defending against and what are we failing to defend against? absolute. i totally agree. >> are you going to have one for the 86 house republicans? >> i'm sure if invited to attend. the house republicans. [inaudible] spirit we would be delighted to. >> is that an invitation to? >> my people have invited them. >> we talked to a few lastly a couple of us did as a matter fact. and i came away thinking there's a little hope there. my hopes may be dashed, but we talked to 31 -- not 31 to 11 republicans, representatives posted by ron paul but there were three freshmen, tea partiers their that i was very impressed with their thoughts on the military a

boyd explico que no falta voluntad politica y que la alcaldesa se ha movilizado y ya consiguio los recursostan. beatriz gil/residente de oakland 18:15 ay pues que se apuren a hacer por nosotros tambien, porque tambien nosotros necesitamos pilar nino, oakland. 32:42 una y otra vez preguntamos e insistimos en que nos dieran un tiempo estimado de cuanto mas va a durar este proceso, sin embargo no se quisieron comprometer con esa respuesta, simplemente dijeron unos meses mas pilar nino telemundo take sot full - open cu - blanca ---y ahora nos adentramos en nuestro tema de la tarde. ----"la extorsion a los salvadoreÑos aqui en la bahia desde su pais natal por las maras., usted vio al principio del noticiero el reportaje especial de jaime peluffo y vimos y escuchamos las experiencias de algunos miembros de la comunidad, pero....si usted se viera en la misma situacion....que haria? lo denunciaria a las autoridades? --vamos a sus comentarios... cu - bump out ---- en dos cu - bump out ---- en dos minutos, continuamos en noticiero telemundo 48 ... stop for nat take vo - anchor ---le trajimos la dieta

. >> reporter: when richard boyd had a heart attack in june he thought it was arthritis because it startedder pain. >> classic symptoms are hand to the chest crushing, squeezing chest pain, elephant on my chest but it's not always the case. >> reporter: that's why he believes in the angel med guardian, a device implanted in the chest. it serves as an early warning system to patients know when they are about to have a heart attack. >> every 30 minutes you loose heart muscle. >> reporter: the fda hasn't approved it yet. richard is the first to get it in northern california for the clinical trial making him a possible pioneer in technology. >> this is the device that sits right here. >> reporter: a they say it's a relatively simple procedure. >> we insert it through the vein into the heart as with you see on this screen right here. we screw it into the heart muss example that's where it stayed. it doesn't hurt. >> reporter: once it's in place it measures the electrical activity of the heart. because it's inside the muscle it's considered to be more sensitive than a regular ekg. it warns that

brom have moved out of the relegation zone there after getting a late equaliser against last night boyd the latter had put such a key part as villa has brought some with ten minutes to go for the fact he's got an equaliser that moves them back to the bottom three you can see there will be proper table but this is hardly anything down there and at the top money united lead the way they play fifth place chelsea the savings are currently fifteen points off the pace of freezing conditions caused by ten weeks ago when chelsea's title push was all but frozen over since the play's deficit to united has increased from three points today's fifteen but a dozen games left to play united in the premier league's top stories but chelsea. have lost to the red that will stand to break for almost nine years until you have the divisions best defensive record of the night the fate this season will be the nice guy defending champions. i want to mr winners man united. were and then i. don't say that we are all we have to believe but obviously yeah and objectively we have to you have to. to be honest and now

absolutely a mass on a massive scale they're still searching for survivors that's due nonny interest boyd entire town the pacific coast of japan and they've caught navy ships out in the ocean seafood they predict which is on a vast scale that can treat every little bit to check for survivors they say they've already found three thousand people and they've rescued them from underneath buildings and once a day very but already bit the police are saying actually that they feel that nine hundred people have died maybe that number could rise as one. and it paid for this if there are thousands of people still missing one in one titanic two ways what we know is and recruit ten thousand people they're still unaccounted for so the search and rescue mission is still very much i'm going. to park relies heavily on nuclear energy and with millions of people who are left without power russia is offering to help moscow says it's now working on ways to assist falling across the top here our cities pulls out of a has that into. russia has stepped into the breach with a. used to draw thirty percent of all

jet engine here and in the region here and potentially even across the pacific ocean but watch what boyd exposure to rain over the next week or two. or a mind to now of our breaking news this hour theories of a radiation leak in japan remain after a massive explosion at the fukushima one a nuclear plants two hundred fifty kilometers north of tokyo it's understood the blast was caused by a failure in the cooling system and not three ounce itself which was not damaged officials say radiation levels will fall and since the explosion and there is no immediate danger well it's all those of friday's eight point nine magnitude earthquake which triggered a mouse's tsunami that spread destruction dozens of kilometers inland over seven hundred people are now confirmed because it's thought that longer could reach more than a thousand and one no coastal town around nine and a half thousand people remain unaccounted for rescuers are the scene report of devastation with entire villages washed away and tells ravaged by the tsunami. well the situation because she planned to sing comparisons being drawn

the level of support you have in wisconsin and nationally are you guys doing you know beleaguered or boyd up by this. you know i mean that's that's where we get a lot of our strength you know the fact that there have been tens of thousands of people marching on the capitol we hear from thousands of them the e-mail and phone calls and we can see pictures and videos on twitter and facebook of what's going on so it's really. lopsided the amount of support that we've got and i watched a video from that i found it interesting how they tried to kill by about what was actually in this budget repair bill and i'm thrilled because the supporters knew exactly what was it and you know how many times in history to people know what's contained in a hundred forty four page so legislation and people are engaged people are paying attention and there's not any way around the pressures really on those republicans what they're going to do if they are going to couto to the right in this race to the bottom and go with walker on the sinking ship or if they're going to side with the working people who have stood

. >> we're here talking with lindsay boyd of the independent institute about the upcoming books they have coming out. >> yes. we've got a number of exciting new books coming out. we've got two new, two new books that are being rereleased, we've got "beyond politics," and we're going to be releasing it coming early april. we'll be doing some heavy promotion for that. it's a classic book, it's something that all students should read, students who are interested in learning a little bit more about free market principles and the foundations of our democracy and how those principles apply to the current political atmosphere. "beyond politics" is absolutely essential. we just released "the new holy wars" with bob nelson, and he did an event featuring the dichotomy between economic religion and environmental religion. so we've got, also, "habeas corpus" coming out with anthony gregory who's a new author, so we're very excited about that, and we'll be, we'll be kind of -- we'll be investigating some new works early in the fall, but we've got some exciting, exciting projects on the horizon. o

to the pentagon as one of the whiz kids and was part of the legendary finer mafia with colonel john boyd and colonel everest riccio knee and was responsible for forcing the pentagon to accept and not screw up too much. his vision of both the f-16 and the 810 which are those who are following the weapons to of the most extraordinary successful weapons programs in american history. he was an active part of military reform movement that created the military reform caucus that had success during the height of the ronald reagan buildup for example as having a budget freeze. it was a bipartisan effort that led in large part by senator grassley as well as the creation of the operational test and evaluation office at the pentagon. speaking of that office to pierre sprey's wright is one of the heads, one of the early heads of that office, tom christie who came to that position after a 50 year career in and outside the pentagon and i have to say that when i came to washington, tom christie's name was like the wizard of oz you dare not say his name because he was so powerful in his capacity to be t

. >> we are here talking with lindsey boyd of the independent institute about the upcoming books they have coming out. >> we have got a number of exciting new books coming out. we have got to nail, two new books that are being re-release. we have got the on politics and we are going to be releasing a coming early april. we will be doing some heavy promotion for that. it is a classic look. do something that all students should read. students are interested in learning more about free market principles and they pump -- foundations of our democracy and how the principles apply to the current political atmosphere. beyond politics is absolutely essential. we just released the new holy war with bob nelson and he did an event featuring the dichotomy between economic religion and environmental religion. so, we have also got habeas corpus coming out with anthony gregory he was a new author so we are very excited about that. and we will be -- we will be investigating some new works early in the fall but we have got some exciting, exciting projects on the horizon. want to look out for next year

committee that has jurisdiction over nuclear safety, my message to the nuclear power industry, george boyd average the previously chaired -- that includes the adherence to safety. 15 or 20 years ago, they were running at some papers and signed capacity in terms of their capacity we're closer to 92% so they're doing better. one of the things we urge them to do is to create a culture of safety. safety withlture of sa an aviation, we focused on safety first. thanks to your work with folks who preceded you, that is the kind of culture that exists in most of our plants and hopefully at every single one. sometimes i like to quote albert einstein, who said in adversity lies opportunity. i have been to the prefecture. we created a sister state relationship with miyagi prefecture so i have a personal feeling for the loss of life and damage they are sustaining and they have incurred. in that adversity there is the opportunity for us to learn. the opportunity for us to learn and better inform the nrc and inform the the proposed designs for nuclear facilities. ortunity to look at everyone of the facil

normally on a weekend you want your kid to grow and say i never saw my dad but boyd did he know aboutou have to be cool. i watched almost the entire second half because it was a stunning upset. virginia commonwealth was gonna unprecedented world. >> darya: they say this is the first time there is not a no. 1 and 2 seed. so i guess that makes me say is this like a super bowl with teams you don't care about forces still exciting? >> gray: it's funny you say that. i was thinking about that last night. it was great yesterday to see in up to like that. now you are the final four. if you have butler playing against a power house, it's more fun, i think at the end of the day big names will. you gun is in the final four. >> darya: i don't know what people don't like about the kentucky coach. everything i read about is a good versus evil. >> gray: they say when he leaves is a violation. >> darya: he brought three teams to the final four. >> gray: he is lucky enough, he left memphis state, every time he leaves the school is put on probation but they don't find anything on him. it's always someb

cecil boyd, scottsdale, arizona. 100 years old. loves to play golf. three holes in one in his life.lishment if you come down to see me. love you. >> thank you, willard. he's been missing the smackdown here in the kitchen. al taking issue with savannah's cooking pro ining prowess. how do you know they are cooked through? they are pamashed potatoes. >> come cover the white house. see how you like that. >> so tough. chuck todd, i don't know what to do. >> i have to go. just ahead, money mistakes you pass onto your >>> good morning, everybody. time now is 8:56. i'm brent canon. state lawmakers are making painful cuts to try to reach a budget deal. approved $7.4 billion in cuts yesterday, affect welfare work programs, programs for the developmentally disabled. a plan to eliminate redevelopment fell shy, one vote from passing. lawmakers have not decided whether to have a special election to extend tax hikes as well. >>> right now, we want to check the if forecast with christina. >> good morning, brent. good morning to you at home. chilly out there. much colder than it has been the past se