attorney carter phillips represented fox television stations. patrick trueman filed a friend- of-the-court brief for focus on the family and family research county -- council. >> from the u.s. second circuit court of appeals decision this week, we now hold that the fcc's policy on indecency violates the first amendment, because it is unconstitutionally vague, creating a chilling effect that goes far beyond the fleeting expletives at issue here. carter phillips, you were the lawyer for fox television station. what is the net effect of this decision on in decency? >> i think it takes the law, essentially, back to pacifica, where the supreme court said -- the carline decision -- what it basically says is you should be looking for that shock treatment, repeat statements, as a basis on which to enforced indecency. the second circuit would not have the authority to overrule what the supreme court has said. from that point forward, what the second circuit says is that what the commission has done is so vague and incomprehensible that it is not a basis

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the martinez police department is looking for a bone marrow donor for sergeant brian carter. doctors diagnosed him with nonhodgkins lymphoma last year. yesterday, officers urged people to join the registry to help finding carter, or maybe another person in need, a match. >> even if you have a family member to has nonhodge consistency lymphoma or another blood disease, 70% of the time, they will find a sibling match, the other 30% of the time they won't. it is important to get as many people in the registry as possible to find matches thought for people that have blood diseases. >> joining the registry is easy, all you have to do is swab your mouth several times, you see one of the swabs there, that is checked for six dna markers, martinez police planning another fund-raiser for carter. it will be august 14th at the martinez yacht club. >>> google is back in business in chain 1/2 the company says report of a major blockage resulted from a technical glitch not -- by the great fire bull of china. google says a small issue that a computer error may have overstated the issue. as o

jimmy carter took us into the economic ditch.ald reagan was able to campaign again in 1980 saying a recession is when your neighbor loses his or her job and the depression is when you lose your job. recovery is when jimmy carter loses his job. [cheers and applause] .. reagan in his last speech to his staffers, the last three innings before he succumbed to alzheimer's said i reminded you what would happen and 76 when carter would govern from the left. the american people would rise up and they would demand an accountability. bill clinton campaigned as a moderate but he will govern from the left because he has to go his party won't let him have it any other way. and the american people will respond because liberal policies failed in the 1994 republican revolution happened. twice before your fathers, your mothers, perhaps you be back liberalism. 77 to 80, 93 to 96. now we have the third yard yard-brown, exactly 16 years later. it is obama now. obama mpaigned as a moderate. he governed as a liberal. and the american people have respo

little gesture that says you know we really with the with the palestinians that's what president carter words called b.s. bullshit they're not and what part do you think the palestinian leaders should play in trying to allay fears that those supplies are not in fact going to feed the people of gaza but they're going to arm them well first of all how many rocket attacks on israel have there been in the last year or so and if we go back take a step back and say why did israel invade gaza in the brutality at the end of. two eight and the beginning of two zero zero nine. actually kept the ceasefire for six months the ceasefire was actually broken by israeli action they had been looking for a pretext to move on gaza to try to break the will of the palestinians so the idea that the. hummus represents a threat to israel is plain stupid hummus is real position and it's on the record is that they would be willing to accept a two state solution based on israel's withdrawal to sixty seven lines with through seven preferably an open city in the capital of two states now they're on the record as say

carter: thank you, madam speaker. nancy pelosi became the first elected female speaker of the house in the history of the united states on november 16, 2006. she stated, this leadership team will create the most honest, most open and most ethical congress in history. she so serves as our speaker and she also sits in the position in line to, in case of some horrible disaster, to actually, that's third in line to the president. the president of the united states said, i campaigned on changing washington and bottom-up politics. i don't want to send a message to the american people that there are two sets of standards, one for powerful people and one for ordinary folks who are working every day at paying their taxes. president obama said this to cnn on february 3, 2009. so that was the stage of a set -- that was set for the democrat administration in this house and for the democrat administration in the white house. i've been on the floor of this house now for about 18 or 19 months talking about lots of things about how w

carter who is married and has two sons also has nonhopkins lymphoma, a type of cancer. >> we're hopingfor a positive result. and right now the prognosis is very good. >> i've been working here for about two years. i've known him for as long, and he's a great guy. >> he works for martinez police, we work for public works. we have to help him out in situations. >> reporter: it's not just the pele who know sergeant carter and his brothers and sisters in the fire department or law enforcement, criggley says she knows what it's like to need help from strangers. >> my son had brain surgery, we're always willing to help out other people who need assistance. >> you're going to take one and pull it away from the gum. just like you're brushing the gum. >> reporter: the national registry says swabbing people's cheek is about as tough as the test gets. as difficult as finding donors are, finding a match is even more challenging. family members, people of similar dna only match 25% of the time. >> when you consider you've got two chromozomes coming from each parent, they have to be the same. >> rep

carter: thank you, madam speaker. as these young folks are setting this up, i want to talk about what we have been talking about close to a year, the united states is a nation of laws, not of men. it was designed by our founding fathers to be such. it is something we are proud to be a part of. something we are proud to step up to the plate and say we defend, because we believe that the rule of law is more fair in having individuals set their own rules than kings and dictators do. and so the rule of law is a say credit part of our institution. we say that the people will elect representatives to represent them in this congress and state legislatures across the country. any other legislative body speak on their behalf to vote on their behalf and set up laws and rules which establish what a civil society will be and what we will consider right and wrong in our world. this is a simple concept, arguably a biblical concept going back for centuries and centuries, in fact, thousands of years. there have been sets of rules in

prime minister, on the statements made by former american president jimmy carter.he incident with the ship, the attack on the ship, unprovoked and illegal israeli assault. he also says, there's no way to realize a two-state solution, while, quote, the people of gaza remain isolated and deprived of basic human rights. how do you respond to president carter? >> well, first of all, think he's wrong on the incident. i described to you what happened. >> larry: all right. >> we regret the loss of life, but we don't apologize for our soldiers defending themselves. and i think that's obvious. secondly, think the people of gaza are, indeed, incarcerated by hamas. third, i removed all the civilian -- civilian closure that we had. that is, the prevention of free flow of civilian goods, food, medicine, anything, toys. i actually changed a policy that i inherented from the previous government. it had put both civilian closure on gaza and a security closure. i said we really have to be clear about our policy. our policy is that weapons and war supporting material don't go in. an

will democrats run away from president carter? [laughter] will they run away from president obama? >> in swing districts, anything but the safest democrat seats, democrats will run away from president obama. >> stephanie running for re-election in south dakota already with an ad about how she voted against health care. i think that's a yes. >> you won't see the president out on the campaign trail very much. >> yeah, i think they're going to run away from him. chris: getting voters to turn out is one of the classic art forms in american politics. in the 1960 kennedy-nixon campaign, both side tried to time their final barnstorming trips to excite the troops. they told kennedy to hold off the chicago stop until the end. look at how all the trade unions showed up at the last weekend. same story on the nixon side. he brought president eisenhower to new york the last wednesday before the election. there they are in harold's square, macy's right before the election day. that same year lyndon johnson used the old-fashioned whistle stop to rally the rural stop. >> god bless you, most democr

from the president contrived and sometimes they do it for genuine sflen that was true with jimmy carter and roslyn? >> it was most true with betty ford and jerrold ford. outspoken on issues such as abortion, drug use, and she would take possessions tha to his policy positions. >> that was not sufficient protection for him to win the presidency >> no. i'm afraid the ford model doesn't stand scrutiny very >>> you listed the first institute, eleanor roosevelt and you commented on her on a rather sensitive area. son, franklin, jr. in 1916 after 11 years of her congegal duties completed. longer wanted to have intimate relations witcer. it would last a lifetime. it was lucy mercer in fact, not eleanor roosevelt at nen 45. separately. it's been said that you have roosevelt was lesbian and that is also brought up a an assertion by you. are you sure of all thi data? >> i'm fairly confident. you know there was a eleanor roosevelt written b blaven cook and she was the evidence thattel by sexual orientation if no a lesbian one. >> letters >> based largeor upi. she was a wire reporter. and she began

. >> the department held a bone marrow drive for officer brian carter.ellow officers encouraged those to join the registry in hopes of finding him or someone else a match. >> 70% of the time, they will find a sibling match. the other 30% of the time, they won't. it is important to get as many people in the registry as possible. >> it is easy as a volunteer, swab your mouth, it is checked for six dna markers. they are planning around fundraiser for him at yacht club. >>> many weare making a stop to see the latest stars, pawn stars. >> bright lights, big cities, las vegas, the hottest attraction in sin city is not a posh hotel or hip night club or a sold-out vegas show. this building is the most popular, and most unexpected tourist attraction in las vegas. >> we will give you a tour. >> yes, a pawn shop. this isn't just any pawn shop. four of the most unlikely tv stars own and run this place. >> i am rick harrison this is my pawn shop. >> it is a huge hit, 6 million viewers watch what unfolds at the silver and gold pawn shop. >> they could be worth a lot o

there was an active fight and both -- all three officers told me today, carter, peregrinea and carr, all three stole me that none of them observed any security. outside when the fight was taking place and even outside and during the event itself. you would think that if a shooting kerr occur and an officer was shot they would have personnel coming in attempting to render aide. but at no time did anyone render aide to the police officers other than the other police officers. the most damaging part of all of this is that we know that the group of young men that were involved in the shooting were earlier inside the el rincon. and that's all i'm going to say about that. but we know they were inside the club with the firearm. again, the most troubling thing is that there was no security at this event, they themselveses have just now stated that they knew there would be trouble there. were there seven personnel? probably, but they were serving drinks. they were serving food or whatever else they were doing. so i believe that it's my position that we need a ruling from the entertainment com

carter. i have no other speaker cards. whoever would like to make a public comment, please do. >> good afternoon, public safety commission. i am walter paulson. ♪ i remember finding evidence there and every day i hold that you really do care looking out of my lonely crime lab day after day bring the evidence may be making it soon then i will discover new things for me soon i remember finding out about those crimes there and i hope that with evidence you all will be there looking out of my lonely lab day after day bring the evidence and transfer it to the city administrator make it soon then i will discover new things in new things i remember finding finding out about crime and you would be surprised at all of the things that you might find. looking out of the laboratory, day after day. ♪ [tone] supervisor chiu: are there any other members of the public that wish to speak? seeing no one, public comment is closed. supervisor mirkarimi: thank you for your diligence on this, colleagues. i appreciate the consistency and the dil

>> as much as i respect general petraeus -- and by the way general carter, the british general there -- the fact is the word comes from the president of the united states. he is commander in chief. the president has to say unambiguously is condition-case. -- it is conditions-base. the president has to say that. >> to you think the timetable by president obama is really a problem? >> it is apparently very clear that in the last few months things have slowed down. it was perhaps more difficult than we anticipated. the operation in kandahar is proceeding, but not on the timetable. the timetable never should have been made part of the policy. you do not win wars when you tell the enemy when you are leaving. as captured taliban have said, we have got the time. when interrogated, the taliban have said, you got the watches, we get the time. >> do you think the incident like the dreadful murder and be woundings might change strategy that's -- change strategy? the way general petraeus will operate as leader of the forces? >> no, i do not believe it will. we had similar strategy -- tragedies h

to 62 in san francisco, 65 oakland, 75, carter inland spots in the '70s again tomorrow.s will take along the delta also run the bay shores and even into the south bay will seek a little breezy tomorrow. a look at your kron 47 day around the bay forecast. " conditions tomorrow and to thursday as we continue to see dense fog off as to make our way into friday and we can the fog will scale back closer to the coastline will see temperatures warm up a little bit especially in land and to the upper 80s there from the bay about 70 degrees and the low 60s or on the coast. it >> national news the south dakota farmer said if he had not taken these photos of a huge hailstorm that found probably wouldn't believe him because no one can remember seeing one this big. nearly 8 in. around. so big in fact the national weather service's try to figure out if this mashes all previous records. in the hills storm was found near the south dakota town. your looking at a tornado that ripped through the northeastern corner of montana last night's this killed two people left neighbors digging throu

whether you agree with fdr or not, jimmy carter and ronald reagan for eight years. the dramatic changes, though they started off with the country really in a slew -- >> there's another reason why he was so popular. he had tax breaks and those tax breaks, an economy that grew by 9.8% while he was in office. >> his ideas worked, but he inspired the country. >> he inspires people into it? he bought their confidence? >> after 3 1/2 years of ronald reagan before the great recoverytook hold. >> this gets to beth's point, whether people perceive their government as helping them or not. all this massive government intervention, americans want to say, get our free market back. get out of our way. >> as the leader we want to bring back from the 80s. i think -- >> why don't you join now? >> no, let's talk about president reagan. he was at 42% popularity. he had unemployment of 10.8%. and he managed to come out of that. it is way too early. tax cuts have been dancing on the grave of president obama. >> the metlife study, and by the way, congratulations on it, beth. the study sh

steel. >> rose: roger blou. >> jimmy carter had his problem with the business community. a lot of democratic presidents do-- >> rose: franklin roosevelt. >> it's not unusual for democratic presidents to have problems with the business community and republican presidents have some problems, too. the president has an opportunity i think, though, to reach out to the business community. the administration is very accessible, and the business community will come in. ening the-- >> rose: but they say he's not doing that as you know and they say there's no member of the business community in a significant position, and the-- in the administration. people would say i was in the private sector for a long time and things like that. >> in most administrations you do have some people who have either serve served as the c.e.o. of a major company or entrepreneurs or somebody who has been a professional investor. you don't see as much of that in this administration, there's no doubt about it, and because of the problems of wall street, the administration of the reluctant to take a lot o

>> well, he is best friends and he is managed by a man who represents shim a man named maverick carter>> rose: i know maverick, he's a great guy. >> he's an honorable upstanding guy with a whole lot of integrity. i approached him at game two of the n.b.a. finals at the staples center between celtics and lashgs and he was sitting with a man namedar i emanuel who is a super agent who is the president and the owner of william morris and i asked him how the free agency stuff was going to go on, they were sitting in the front row together, i approached them... i don't remember if it was the pre-game or half time and we got to talking about it and i said maverick, can i do the first interview with lebron james after he decides where it is he's going to stay and maverick said yes, that's no problem. well, i had had a history with lebron, i interviewed him once hen he was in high school. i was there the night gordon gunn drew the card. of course, mr. gunn owned the cleveland cavaliers at that time. then i was with him the night he drafted lebron james and i did first game that lebron james pla

from carter in the maintenance team, etc., for the great work. very proud of this, and it is very critical to our mission. thank you all for that. so i'm going to applaud him. you can help. do you want to add anything? excellent. ok, so there we get to the part i'm not so enamored with. all of you know our esteemed jennifer, our senior project manager in the planning and development commission. she had abandoned us for the glory of retirement, and she had left us with an amazing legacy of worked in the 18 years she has been with the port. it is incredible what all the she has done for this city and the port in her time. she joined in december of 1992. looks like a few days before christmas. i still wonder who does that, but jennifer did, and she came in the real estate division where she spent approximately six years, and then, she moved over to the planning and development commission where she spent the remaining 12 years. i'm 18 years she has been here, she has been promoted six times, so that is a great batting average. jennifer, congratulatio

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little gesture that says you know we really with the with the palestinians that's what president carter well it's called b.s. bullshit but not israel says that it's now easing the blockade and allowing certain supplies to reach garza seemingly in response to its national international press or do you think that the timing of that is evidence that israel accepts that this blockade is unjustifiable to the international community well i have a yes or no answer yes answer is zionism i hope to the point we can talk about different judaism and zionism zionism is becoming terribly worried about its image in the world it realizes of course it is being perceived by people as if not governments as something of a prostate so you can say yes to a certain extent they're playing their own p.r. to bend to that to say look we're not all that are reasonable but i would quote one of the better independent writers on it jonathan cook who writes out of israel palestine will have a story the other day so what it means is the salvation of the strangulation of the people of gaza more slowly and maybe now is a

when he got out of this carter called the man on the had a man jumped out from out of the bushes and robbed him from gunpoint of >> >2,000> san francisco is name known as a pretty pedestrian friendly city but still ahead some pedestrians and getting lazy. >> making beautiful music today >> in >> we will be back with more news, weather and traffic in a few moments. >> and francisco is a pedestrian friendly cities they're just not paying attention to this city. >> let's watch this lady taxing on a cellphone. as she gets the green light and gets the cross she forgets to do one important safety check she never looks both ways. now as a child one of the first things my mother taught me is to look both ways. it's a safety habits that many people in the bay area forget to do it every day. in some parts of san francisco there times like this one pedestrian's need to look both ways. pedestrians need to take responsibilities for their actions. it's a common sight to see a pedestrian's expecting drivers to take control. when yarn checking to look both ways you're taking your life in your both h