chris: let me ask you about that. you were on the greenspan commission in the '80s and you made a deal. you saidobody got everything, everyone gave somethinghat is o work. >> chris: but it doesn't work that way any more. >> i know. but it is going to have to work or the country is going to suffer. and american people i think are partly at fault. you take a survey and as they cut spending 83% maybe but if you cut something they have an interest in they are over you like a wet blanket. they don't want to cut medicare or social security. >> chris: they want to cut sob somebody else's programs. >> yeah, if you leave me alone i'm all for it. >> chris: is the senate broken? >> it is bent badly. howard baker said running the senate is like herding cats but it takes leadership. somebody has to stand up and say we are going to do this. and i used to -- we get the group together responsible for that area and we would work together and then i would get up and leave and i said call me when you reached an agreement. and most of the time it worked. because they knew that i was willing to take the step with th

chris said his nephew is the kind of guy who feel like your best friend minutes after meeting him and join the search today for 27-year-old bo, along with bo's step mother who flew in from portland. >> we just want him home. we are glad you all came out. he is a really strong chance...if anyone can make it through he can. >> he disappeared after running the bay to breakers race, someone found his hat, and pass port and clothes. >> all of the personal effects including colors and shoes were off, which leads us to believe he went swimming. ought company he works for shut down yesterday and today to walk along ocean beach and look for any sign of bo. >> today is tougher for me than yesterday and i don't quite know why but i woke up very emotional. >> the two dozen people searching today faced strong, cold winds that whipped up the sand and made it tough to see. his step mother is relieved to hope and determination. he has two little brothers, five and nine, living in portland and they just found out this morning he is missing. they are just waiting to hear news. the step mother is hoping

with that if you have any questions, as chris said, the letter is in the packet, the list of all theblocks that we have asked for the fee waiver for, and if there is any questions i will be happy to take them for you. >> chair adams: any questions on the fee waiver? public comment on item number five? temporary waiver of the the for small business sidewalk sales? seeing none, public comment is closed on item 5. any other commissioner comments? commissioner ortiz. >> commissioner ortiz-cartagena: i want to take time to recognizing mission creek merchants association, took 40 percent of all the fees waived. that is really good but they are using this amazing tool. >> chair adams: and they're doing a guide too this year, i am happy about that. i want to say that this is one of my favorite events for small business week, being in my previous role, with the emergence of upper market in castro, the drive it brings people into the neighborhood is unbelievable and i know each year we have more and more merchants participating. it's almost like a festival now, on saturday. also harvey milk we

chris said watson's ability to learn was one thing that surprised him. >> and the second thing is just totally counterintuitive, that this machine is ultimately going to improve the care of each person. i mean, it's going to be the ultimate in personalized medicine. >> also counterintuitive says ibm, watson's gotten smaller, using less server hardware or getting smarter. >> about this size, two racks. >> reporter: analysts say with the rising cost of cancer medications, there's a big push towards evidence-based medical care. watson gives providers the evidence they need. >> it's humanly impossible for the doctors to pull all of the medical records, pathology reports, your family history, the most recent diseases and drugs that are, and bring it together to the point of treatment. that's where watson is a support system, we believe, will have breakthrough implications. >> reporter: until now, watson has been used with file cases. this summer, beta testing begins with patients in realtime. if the trial goes well, the commercial product should launch for cancer care providers by 2014. in

that's what the independent inspector general said. >> chris: you say "not necessarily based on." >> he said this was a management issue, not political motivation. >> chris: except the irs said something different. the man in charge of the irs tax exempt joseph grant, until he recently announced he's stepping down, said part of the reason for the increased scrutiny for certain groups -- this was his direct quote -- in a letter to the inspector general -- numerous referrals to the public, watchdog groups, members of congress. he said, yes, we were getting outside pressure. >> here's the real issue, which is what happened there, whatever the motivation, was outrageous and inexcusable. right now we have to fix the problem, make sure it never happens again, and restore public trust, because it's critical that americans know that the irs is operating entirely in a nonpartisan way. that's what we're focused on. >> chris: on the one hand you have republican groups complaining about the fact that the tea party is being targeted. that was going on all through 2010, 2011, 2012. a number of -- w

(laughs) and chris said use something that's complex. yefrjts, there was -- there wasn't exactly -- suck sinceness is not exactly a national characteristic, for sure. and i appreciate my friends tell me-- and you can tell me in this interview-- i can go off and it's -- in ireland we sort of -- we search for stuff by talking it through, you know? and it's not good if you're sitting in front of it sometimes and mayor bloomberg got a load of rich people together in a room for me once. he's a great supporter of what we do and at the end of it he said "you want to go out to dinner? " i said "yeah." he said "next time i get you in a room with a load of rich people, have a speech." >> rose: (laughs) >> he said that! and i said "well, i was trying to be more intimate. i was making it up when i went along." >> he said you're better when you have a speech. >> rose: he's right. you have to have a bit of messianic complex to do what you want to do. you have to believe in yourself, to believe it's possible so tell me what the mission is. tell me what

bureaucratic infighting in washington. >> chris: did you know that vectorria nuland said they had beenning for months because i didn't know about that. >> warning what? >> chris: warning about threats. >> that came out in the report which said admiral mullen and ambassador pickering said the security lapses occurred and people at state got fired. >> chris: they didn't say the ci i'm put it in the talking points and the state department wanted it out. >> they sade there was a lack of proper security there and the state had not is responded adequately.m >> the key point is not victoria nuland whe buately. for all kinds of reasons. i go to angie's list to gauge whether or not the projects will be done in a timely fashion and within budget. angie's list members can tell you which provider is the best in town. you'll find reviews on everything from home repair to healthcare. now that we're expecting, i like the fact that i can go onto angie's list and look for pediatricians. the service providers that i've found on angie's list actually have blown me away. join today and find out why over 1

and i remember something chris said back then, he said, we cannot permit that sorry to replace the resilienceknow all new jerseyans have. why and it didn't. you didn't let it. you kept going. these towns have a special character. not just in the summer but all year round. from the moment the hurricane hit, first responders worked around the clock to save lives and properties. and neighbors opened their homes and hearts to one another. and you came together as citizens to rebuild and we're not done yet. i want to make sure everybody understands that because for somebody who hasn't seen their home rebuilt yet, or still trying to get their business up and running again, after all of those losses. we don't want them to think that somehow we checked a box and we've moved on. that's part of the reason i came back, to let people know we're going to keep on going until we finish. but if anybody wondered whether the shore could ever be all right again, you've got your answer this weekend. from seabright to bay head, to belmar so seaside heights, folks hanging out on balconies and beaches, shows sold o

i remember something chris said back then. aid we cannot permit that to replace the resilience that i know all new jerseyens have. and it didn't. it didn't, you didn't let it, you kept going. these towns have a special character, not just in the sumpl, but all year-round. from the moment the hurricane hit, first responders worked around the clock to save lives and property, and neighbors opened their homes and hearts to one another and you came together as citizens to rebuild. and we're not done yet. and i want to make sure everybody understands that. because for somebody who hasn't is seen their home rebuilt yet or is still trying to get their business up and running again. after all of those losses, we don't want them to think that somehow we've checked a box and we've moved on. that's part of the reason i came back. to let people know we're going to keep on going until we finish. but if anybody wondered whether the shore could be all right again. you've got your answer this weekend. >> from seabright to bayhead, from belmar

: you said not necessarily based upon. >> he said this was management, not political motivation. >> chris: the man in charge of the irs tax exempt division joseph grant until he recently announced he would step down said that part of the reason for increased scrutiny of certain groups was and this was his direct quote in the letter to the inspector general as part of the report numerous referrals from the public, media, watch dog groups and members of congress. yes, we were getting outside pressure and that is part of the reason. >> here is the real issue here. which is what happened there, whatever the motivation was outrageous and inexcusable. what we have to do right now is fix the problem and make sure it never happens again and restore public trust there because it is critical that americans know that the irs is operating entirely in a nonpartisan way. that is what we are focused on. >> chris: on the one hand, you have republican groups complaining about the fact that the tea party is being targeted. and that was going on all through 2010, 2011, 2012. a number of those you talked abo

bureaucratic infighting in washington. >> chris: did you know that vectorria nuland said they had beenonths because i didn't know about that. >> warning what? >> chris: warning about threats. >> that came out in the report which said admiral mullen and ambassador pickering said the security lapses occurred and people at state got fired. >> chris: they didn't say the ci i'm put it in the talking points and the state department wanted it out. >> they sade there was a lack of proper security there and the state had not is responded adequately.m >> the key point is not victoria nuland whe buately. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink from chase. so you can. >>> i think the irs would like to apologize for that. it was not intentional. as soon as we found out what was going on we took steps to make it better and i don't expect those things to reoccur. >> this is a complete and total abuse of power by bureaucrats and they're distribution

chris: but this this week -- week the president said if chemical weapons were approved for use bit assad forces he may look at a range of options. >> there are some options we might not consider otherwise that we would strongly consider. chris: now he says only if it's proven that the assad forces themselves used them and 9 international community has to accept that fact before we move and even then he's going to just consider options. sounds like he's still cautious. >> the translation is he's very cautious. realizing it's very easy to get in and extremely difficult to get out and realizing that many of those calling for military action in syria, many of them don't have -- have sons or grandsons who would be called to go to syria. we can't commit militarily every place in the world and he said we're not under, if by his rules we're not under imminent attack and we're not immediately threatened, that's the threshold. i think that's the threshold the american people degree with and i'll be very surprised if he moves off that. of course there is the argument that he could do the so-called

bureaucratic infighting in washington. >> chris: did you know that vectorria nuland said they had beenning for months because i didn't know about that. >> warning what? >> chris: warning about threats. >> that came out in the report which said admiral mullen and ambassador pickering said the security lapses occurred and people at state got fired. >> chris: they didn't say the ci i'm put it in the talking points and the state department wanted it out. >> they sade there was a lack of proper security there and the state had not is responded adequately.m >> the key point is not victoria nuland whe buately. >> the key point is you have the state department that was headed by secretary of state, hillary clinton, until then, not by a bunch of assistant secretaries and it was a terrible failure by the obama administration and this has shed more light on the failures. >>chris: one last subject because we running out of time, congressman, as i discussed with the two congressmen at going, a couple of conservative groups came up with you have to call them attack adds against hillary clinton and b

chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this. the late chicago mayor richard daley once saidgood politics. watch new jersey governor chris christie in action, better yet watch his work for new jersey by working relations with president obama. in an era when so many elected officials have forgotten the power of positive politics. christie knows politicians a

they have folks who, as chris said, really think the senate is dysfunction dysfunctional. >> this ishe dysfunctional -- >> the temper tantrum is going to make it more dysfunctional. >> they want dysfunction. that's what they're organized to do. they want to stop the meeting of the government, basically. i tell you, it's new. this is new. >> they have an extraordinary situation now where you have republicans bickering on the floor of the u.s. senate, making great video clips for the "huffington post." >> right, for you. let's take a look at reince priebus, my favorite points of interest here. he's scared to death to say anything against the cruz crowd on the hard right because he's afraid he might get bumped off and no longer be rnc chair. here he is, priebus. >> i think ted speaks for a lot of americans, are just sick and tired of everything. >> yes, but is ted helping himself in terms of being effective in washington? >> i think he's representing a voice out there of people that quite frankly are tired of everybody. i think that that's true. i think you all can agree with that that

as chris said, we hope it stays that way. >> it does seem absolutely miraculous. thank you very much indeed. >>> joining me now is cassandra jenkins, whose grandparents have been missing since the storm hit. her daughters are with her along with her father and husband. this is obviously an incredibly worrying time. explain to me exactly what happened to your grandparents. >> well, i mean, at this time we're not even exactly sure. all we know is that their home is still left standing, however, they have not been seen or heard from since the storm hit. we've located or we've tried to locate them at every hospital, every shelter, every red cross, anything that we can possibly reach out to, we have and they're still not located. they are both in their 80s. my grandmother suffers from some dementia. my grandfather has some heart trouble. we know they've been without medication now for two days which is scary in itself. we are just very, very worried. >> just to go over the chronology of their movements, what we know is they left their home in the heart of moore to go t

said starting tomorrow you will see. the first release that these people i agree that. and this to chris the this is the language that the republicans republicans in every case have attached to every appropriation since two thousand and nine of any consequence of the all the n.d.a. this is the one from the end of two thousand and thirteen you'll find the exact same language in two thousand. the title of it is prohibition on use of funds to construct or modify facilities in the united states to house detainees transferred from united states naval station one to animal b. cuba a no amounts authorized to be appropriate or otherwise made available to the pardon defense or fiscal year twenty thirteen may be used to construct or modify any facility united states its territories or possessions to house any individual doing detained at guantanamo what do you think that is well. that's a really good question what do you think if they have interviewed me most do not want those people here the senators and their representatives what are responding to their constituents they talked about moving them

now it's a rescue operation still under way, as chris said. recovery operation in terms of your own home and personal property that will be a challenge. because here you're talking about potentially according to some of the sources i have, in the salvation army, the red cross, there could be as many as 20,000 families displaced. the land around this site, in 1999, a lot of it was just fields. now it's all heavily developed. it's largely working-class people there are going to be a lot of financial needs, car payments, new automobiles, furniture, clothing, food and the like. it's the salvation army and the red cross, the focus right now on getting ourselves back on our feet as a community. it will be a long time coming. >> they had just finished rebuilding. many of these people were affected, the other storm in 1999 was more powerful. it took a turn and hit the outskirts, this one cut right throughed community. what about the insurance issues and the cash flow to keep them through the next couple of weeks as they figure out shelter? >> well and

most controversial criticism of jason collins however comes of course from espn analyst chris broussard who said.. now, i think chris broussard's generally a good guy most the time and to be fair, he was asked for his personal opinion on air on a network that knew how he felt. he supports jason collins coming out. this is traditionally the fallback of many biblical literalists who don't know what the hell they're talking about. a lot of folks are demanding espn fire him. this backlash has spawned a greater backlash of homophobes asking what's the problem with chris broussard expressing his opinions? here's the problem. personally, i support chris broussard's right to say whatever he wants. if his homophobic lifestyleoff involves using the bible to judge people, i believe he's a walking rebellion. i would like to tell him the good news. being a christian means you get to drop the homophobia because christ never said a thing about being gay. nobody follows leviticus and st. paul's letters are seriously mistranslated. take it out of context like the second amendment because i can't say that because

chris stevens said he wanted to send a special team of forces and was furious when ordered to stand down. >>> the push for immigration reform is getting major backing from dozens of top conservatives. they're calling legislation pending in the senate an important starting point. it comes -- this comes as a senate committee begins debating amendments to that legislation. vice president biden said overnight he's optimistic the entire bill can be wrapped up by the end of the summer. >>> prince harry is coming to america but las vegas is not on itinerary. no, >>six-day visit will begin in washington today. he will tour an eibit on land mine clearance. the cause close to his mother's heart and visit wounded troops at walter reed hospital. harry will also visit denver and finish up in connecticut. >>> strong to severe storms threaten the middle of the nation. strong wind, tornadoes and hail all possible from texas to the great lakes. scattered showers in the heast of the west. >>> something of a may heat wave heats the pacific northwest. seattle and portland ten degrees former than normal. 70s

as chris rock said about me talking to somebody else, like come out and express anger with a smile. i want to express my anger. but i have to do it in a way that doesn't clear the room. >> imagine like the first president, i don't think we imagined barack obama. we thought the first black president would be like, they get the dna of martin luther king jr. and put it together with cassius clay. >> when did you first get interested in stand-up? >> once i found out you couldn't be a superhero -- >> that was it? >> i wanted to be spider-man or the incredible hulk. so i thought, well then i'll be bill cosby or eddie murphy. >> which gives you more power. >> bill cosby could buy and sell spider-man. >> you were born in palo alto, bounced around a lot. now in new york doing "totally biased". >> yes. >> how much did the bay area play into your, not only views of race, but comedy? >> the bay area comedy scene is legendary. like bruce, i think it was the first place to arrest lenny bruce. the bay area comic scene has been since the modern era of comedy, and turns out great comedians. >> intim

he said, which chris: billy carter over jimmy carter. president bush often talked about how he got a similar humility from his mother. >> she set i great example for us.of she said nobody likes a brag don't be bragging about yourself all the time. listen, don't talk all the time. other guygive the credit. chris: when we return, the sons and daughters of the baby boomers, some say they're lazy and entitled and the hope of our future. chris: the under 30 crowd, generation y, are the children of the baby boomers and "time" magazine put it on the cover, the "me, me, me generation," entitled narcissists. "time" says all these years of trophies just for showing up you get a trophy in soccer, make these young people the they're the center of universe. along the lines, there's a commencement speech by high school teacher david mccullough jr. that's gone viral. >> you're not special. you're not exceptional. contrary to what your unine soccer trophies suggest, your seventh grade report card, despite every assurance of the purple dinosaur and mr. ro

chris culver said he would not accept having a gay teammate. but it wasn't just chris culver, it was several of the san francisco players also rejected the idea that they'd ever been part of an actual video they did, and it gets better. dan savage's project against bullying, particularly bullying of lgbt youth. and they actually said, no, we were never part of that, even though they were part of it. and that's actually the first and only time dan savage has taken a video down based on what the players said. and it was very ugly. and it would have been ugly no matter what team they played for, but playing for the san francisco 49ers and choosing to say homophobic things can never be seen as a good career move, i would say. [laughter] and it was very interesting. you know, they do ratings by city for the super bowl. number one this year, not too surprising, was baltimore, because the ravens were there in terms of percentage of people watching it. san francisco was not even in the top ten. and i think this is a way to understand that. it's a little

said they look like they haven't been fed in a long time. they were skinny when they came out of the house. and like chris the neighborhood said he had been to barbecues with him. and he said there was nothing exciting about this guy well until today. >> yeah and he said it takes some really, really big testicles to pull that off. [ laughter ] >> he said he would play with his dogs out back, wash on his car, never anything suspicion, he said he barbecued and listened to salsa music with them. noo -- >> stephanie: police said you just rescued amanda and gina. as you were saying people know immediately who that is. >> yeah, this guy seemed a little taken aback. this neighbor was in the right place for the right time too, because he had only been living there for a year. so again with the high turn around time unfortunately there was someone who cared enough. this guy said also in an interview with the local news, that the name was familiar but he was thinking wait i thought she was dead. >> stephanie: yeah. the percentage of people people being found has to be pretty rare. >> exactly. >> three separate case

. >> i texted chris rock and said something about 4:30 in the morning, puff was the last one i sent itt to manage his response. ten minutes at 4:30 in the morning he walks in the hospital talking about this is my father. >> that speaks to the love you have in the industry. >> everybody says good things about you. a lot of people don't have the reputation. >> it wasn't just about the business, it was about giving black people opportunity. >> there it is. he is a lover, an drape harrell. >>> up next. >> if i have spent ten years of my life being educate and i married someone that doesn't it's obvious we have a different value system. [ male announcer can gravity be used to help overcome gravity? the chevrolet malibu eco with eassist captures downhill energy, unleashing it later to help propel you uphill. it adds up to an epa-estimated 37 mpg highway... ...and helps defy gravity and gas pumps. ♪ that's american ingenuity, to find new roads. right now get a 2013 chevrolet malibu eco for around $169 per month. soothes you to sleep with ingredients like melatonin. it's safe with no side effe

make of those remarks yesterday that the supporters of tougher gun laws see opportunity what chris cox said and sarah palin blasted the president for practicing the politics of emotion. this exploitation of people like you. what do you think about that? >> how insulting. it's just unbelievable that they should say that. nobody's manufacturing reasons to use these horrible tragedies in political ways. they're in need of being changed. these laws are needing to be changed. obviously, none of them have felt the pain or watched six people die on the sidewalk to say that we're using them as props. it's very insulting and disen n disingenuo disingenuous. >> endorse a new strategy to bring the people who were affected by gun violence. gabby giffords to the rose garden and take the daughter of the principal at sandy hook to a town hall meeting and state of new hampshire. would you admit this is a new up close and personal strategy? >> you know, i don't know the political, political aspects of doing that. people tell me i'm being used and i say that is a form of the word used ask useful. if i could

chris said i'm not going that way and get the surgery as well. >> wise man. >> he didn't follow the grateful dead's advice. >> rex ryan on this show he lost a hundred pounds with this exact surgery and chris christie said in that interview with brian he consulted rex ryan. when ryan was in here, he said it saved my life and changed my life and i don't know why more people don't do it. you have to check with your doctor to make sure it's the right thing for you but saved his life. >> when you get to a certain weight it's dangerous to be that weight. it's an option for people that saves their lives and extend their lives. >> rex ryan is also on the verge of shedding his job. >> different story. different story. >> it should have been shedded last year. >>> you want to talk about a terrible human being. ed rendell. >> oh, lord! >> he did it -- >> last night. we were in philadelphia and mika is there. i swear to god she is signing about a thousand books. it's like jfk 1964. massive crowd. nothing like loaded. but it was a massive crowd. and so mika is signing books. i swear. she goes to whole fo

>> again, chris, you said it perfectly. it's a travesty. that's exactly how i believe and feel very strongly about this. these are some of the salt of the earth, the best people you've ever been around in your life. the coal miners, coal miners' family, what they have sacrificed and given to this country. these are people's lives we're dealing with, chris. we're not dealing with corporate liabilities. they're real people's lives and they have given their all. they were promised, they negotiated in good faith a contract. and they negotiated with the wages, it was a give and take proposition, with the promise that their benefits would be there for them when they retired. and you said it best. basically you have the parent corporation, which was peabody, spun off patriot in 2007. they spun off with very little assets an awful lot of liabilities designed to fail. if that can be proven, that can't happen in america. we can't let that happen and we're going to have to look and reopen these bankruptcy laws in order to make them take care of that i

the my favorite moment came when chris for said he -- he was thought it was not an act of sex. an act of rape. kissinger rave advantaging the world. if you look at the woman's hands replied the young woman. it seems to be gripping the mattress what could be the grip of passion. christopher leaned over and gripped the young woman by her hand and said, trust me, it's not the grip of passion. there it was. [laughter] i asked david to join us. as a characterture dealt in stereo types one is rerpding, for example, her of a minority race. how do you make the comment -- it's the cartoonist job to play off the stereo type. david being david said the wrong things. when asked why the man had to be on top, for example, e replied in a room that included people of various sexual preference. i'm showing what normal people do. after he spent two years, i asked whe was probably a delay protest over my general consult as much as i might have where my generation sensitivity to matter of sexual politics. looking back i can see in underestimating the power of lavigne's unpc image i may have intern