christopher was in the national lampoon. >> oh you knew christopher from another but similar era. >>eah. >> .yeah, deal. and, and so you've worked with these guys on and off now for. >> decades. >> .decades. >> yes. >> you know, it's just sort of amazing to find people who are very different personalities and, and yet you, you resonate to these same comedy frequencies. >> yeah. >> you know, and, and you can not see each other for six months and you'll get in a room together and make each other laugh and giggle like eight year olds all over again. >> right. >> and that's, you know, pretty rare. so you, if at all possible, one tends to hold on to those relationships. >> right, those films done now? or there going to be another one? you working on something else? >> chris is dropping more and more frequent hints of another one to come. i think he, he needed a while to get over the experience of for your consideration, which i thought was a wonderful film. >> it was a very funny movie. >> yeah, but it's also a sad movie, too. and i think the studio kind if mishandled the distribution of

i want you to know this christopher tie tis, i am going to take down christopher titus. >> he is yourect? >> yes. >>> dana, what i love most about this, when he says literally. like he actually says literally in the eek jo. he is literally going to do it. >> with my humor, i tried to work in reference to the caning factory. >> a man that has the word "tit" in his name can make no comments about anything. >> bill, peter fonda said the same thing about obama and it was all over the place, wasn't it? >> yeah because it was peter fonda. i don't understand the actual premise. does titus think every hour on the hour a president randomly goes by in the grassy enol. -- knoll. i will probably steer clear of the grassy knoll. i didn't get the joke. >> that's because there wasn't one. a guy cop is filing suit against his department which he says denied his request to march in uniform in sunday's west hollywood gay and lesbian pride parade. apparently the department said it would bring discredit to his employer. he hired gloria allred. good move? >> she is world respected and worldwide. i can't t

my name is christopher elmendorf. as a a professor of law at uc davis school of law where i teach election law, and i am resident of san francisco, where i have lived in the mission district since 2005. i wanted to say a few words this morning about why i want to serve on this task force and the values i would bring to the task of the task force. i see this as a public service opportunity, no more and no yes. i am is a tenured professor. i teach and have relevant knowledge in this area that i think i could bring to the project. but i owe no debt to any candidate, to any interest group, and i have no interest in being into debt or having indebted to me any candidate or interest group that has a stake in this process. the u.s. stands alone among all industrialized democracies the use single member district elections in that we have a largely political process for redrawing legislative districts. virtually all of the country's the use single member district electrics -- elections have some non-partisan democratic process

sir christopher... sorry, mr.been one of my favorites but not until recently on screen. oh, he was okay in the sound of music. but if you read his hilarious memoir "in spite of myself," you see he hated captain von trapp and was a pain on the set. mind you it would be hard singing opposite the inhumanly pitch perfect julie andrews when you're grasp of the notes is a tad proximate. still he had his moments on screen. >> to be or not to be. >> reporter: in a bbc hamlet shot the real castle. as rudd yard kipling in the man who would be king. >> i'm not finished with you. >> reporter: he was one of the sickest villains ever in a creepy canadian thriller called "the silent partner." he did recite shakespeare in a film. >> parting is such sweet sorrow. >> reporter: although in cling- on make-up in star trek 6 the undiscovered country. >> i'm trying to bandage the situation here and you're too dim to.... >> mike, mike, mike. >> mike? try mr. wallace. >> reporter: but you didn't really come into his own until he played mi

it was better than christopher columbus. tavis: i never know where these conversations are going to go on this program. never knew that we would end up having a conversation about failure and how to navigate it. i have a gift that tom selleck brought to me tonight. he has been kind enough to bring it to me to remind me. it comes from calvin coolidge. this is what calvin coolidge said. nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. talent will not. nothing is more powerful than one successful man with talent. genius will not. education will not. the world is full of educated derelicts. persistence and determination alone are omnipotent. the slogan press on will always solve the problems of the human race. mr. selig, thank you for reminding me. "blue bloods on cbs. tom selleck tonight on pbs. that is our show for tonight. until next time, keep the faith. >> may i explain later, please? >> i was attacked by a two yo- yos. >> what a minute, higgins. i am telling you i have been attacked and it may be killed and you are

nancy will promise to bring home least three of them so it will be joined for more on that by dr christopher sort of the center for national security law we've got a fast and furious resignation for the head of the a.t.f. a way to under the cost of war with pig bladders warning labels from the f.d.a. we'd like to see arizona burning on the border a special interview with pima county g.o.p. chair brian miller and will hook up one of our high school viewers from the school is spine on students by facebook with a great attorney adam goldstein from the student press law center because no one else on t.v. takes care of you the viewer like adam vs the man. or the. controversy has exploded recently over a disastrous a.t.f. operation known as fast and furious or project gun walker a debacle that allowed high powered firearms into the hands of drug cartels who then wouldn't you know use the guns in crimes you know the kind that result in death such as that of border agent brian kent. as outrage spreads spreads so does speculation that a.t.f. acting director kind of nelson will resign and yet another

s chief economist christophe through now of course we'll be bringing you all of the updates from their innocence capital investors conference every hour plenty of gas so lots to look forward to join us in our next well that's a next hour thank you marina closer posting that from the investment forum in moscow and that's all we have time for this i will join us in fifty minutes time for more.

last year published a book by christopher hitchens, his autobiography. i see a follow-up is coming up. when is that coming out, and tell us about "arguably: essays by christopher hitchens." >> this is his first collection since 2004. we will publish this in september and it's basically -- it's from 2002, the run up to the invasion in iraq. all the criticism, general commentary, profiles, annoyances, rants and other amusements, international affairs, a section where calling offshore accounts. it's fantastic and it is a real sense of the scope of christopher's purview as a social commentator. >> and right next to that is "republic, lost." >> he was at stanford, probably best known as an authority on intellectual copyrights as far as it concerns the way. he is not hardware is also the school of ethics. this particular book is about money's influence on legislation. probably more than any other time in history americans have a sense that money controls congress. and that our system is being corrupted. he diagnoses of the illness that is the corruption of our

christopher hill was a co-author of the book, he talked about physics for poets. by the way, he thinks global warming is a problem, he does. and be i interested my -- mentioned my interest in h irk- hi my --hi-fi equipment. i mentioned stipeway, but it -- steinway, but it includes the amply fire, and christopher hill said he'd like a steinway as well. so we have to notice the difference between short-term trends and long-term trends. if people are more religious than they were yesterday than today, it doesn't necessarily mean they will always be more religious. so trying to come up with something worth you're hearing, how can will people believe in the literary reality about faith when there aren't the same kind of supernatural miracles that are supposed to prove that god exists such as the parting of the red sea? and even a silent film by cecil b. demille. i saw that part. they used gelatin, and there were heat jets that purposed, and -- burned, and like john fulton did in the later movie, they came together by reversing the movie, reversing the films. i like spe

last year you published a book by christopher hitchens, his a autobiography. tell us about, arguably essays. >> this is christopher's first collection since 2004. we'll publish this in september, and it, basically, tracks essays christopher's been publishing since about 2002, run up to the iraq invasion. covers all sorts of territory, literary criticism, general political commentary, profiles, annoyances, ranting and other amusements, international affairs with a section we're calling offshore accounts. it's fantastic, and it gives a real sense of the scope of christopher's, you know, purview as a social commentator. >> and right next to that is "republic lost." >> yeah. lawrence less nick was at stanford, probably best known as an authority on intellectual copyright, particularly as it curves the web. larry's now at harvard where he's also the head of the school of ethics. probably more than at any other time in history, americans have the sense that money controls congress. and that our system has been corrupted. and larry diagnoses the illness that is the c

. >> this is christopher daly doing business at the tavern. this is a permit did use -- permit use, and until the planning is resolved, we will not approve any permits, but i know reason to stop us from conditional approval, should you see fit. >> do we have any questions? any members of the public which to address the permits. >> since this is an established bar already, the permanent -- we are asking that the permit they are requesting be approved. >> a -- seeinge? none. >> i am disappointed former supervisor daly is not your -- not here. >> this is the third time it has been on the agenda. [calling votes] >> it is conditionally approved the to resolving their issues with the planning department. >> they are doing business with karaoke, a place of entertainment permit for the karaoke establishment. no food or alcohol, and there will be a security staff member keeping their area around the venue safe. >> good evening. >> we hav been in business since 1985, and they have a new law, so i need to put it together, since our business has been ther

george christopher, a wise mayor, made the decision to compromise some of the space on the part because a library does not fit on the triangle. there was a gas station there. i urge you to -- to this historic choice. the waterfront freeway is not done. the east front will not be pushed forward. he was set aside at that time. he is not a go, go, let's do it. for seven years, the library and was planning on renovating and expanding the north beach branch. until the money came and they had all this extra money to burn, i come from fresno, we were working and can the same for the governor's budget. we don't have money to burn. we don't need to pay off a building twice or three times more expensive. we need to be putting that into books, computers, things for kids in the school. i urge you to reject this plan. they're moving the tennis courts from where they are into the left out field and it will only be 141 feet and that is nowhere near any recognized ball field. this dishonors joe the maggio. there is no getting around these figures. this is 28% of the building taking that open space. thi

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. >> it was the dream of christopher reeve, the super man who fought so hard for stem cell therapy and never lived to receive it. >> today tj hopes he's living that dream. he used to run like the wind and paralyzed in a devastating car accident. >> i am paralyzed. >> you do that to yourself . >> when i got to the hospital they said i would not walk again. >> doctors told him he would be a great candidate. he was newly injured and his body strong and his will stronger . tj agreed to be the first human with a spinal cord injury to test embryonic stem cells. >> how monumental would you describe. >> we want to cure paralysis and stop spinal cord injury. how incredible would that be. >> researchers guided a needle and injected two million wondrous all purpose cells that will be new newspaper cells and refire his central nervous system. in the labratory they have use that to repair broken spinal cords of animals that walked again. they can produce unlimited quanties of cells. his mother knows people oppose the therapy on religious grounds but thinks they are unreasonable. >> until they have

other christopher was there to distribute applications. we are hoping we get the pool of kids that never get touched by other people to get an opportunity, so they can get involved, get some work experience, get themselves out of trouble, and be ready for the fall semester. we definitely appreciate your support in bringing this to everyone's attention. it has been our little thing out in the neighborhood. it is definitely something that is going to benefit all of district 10. hopefully this will carry on. i know there was a conversation about more money if everything else goes well. we are hoping that goes well. we definitely look forward to your response -- to your support. if there is anything i can respond to it -- commissioner maufas: i want to ask for verification. this is a different program but comes from the same pilot money. this is employment. they will get paid every two weeks? >> is the same structure system as the current program. this is an extension, an add-on. we are hoping we capture a lot of the kids, a lot of the youth,

over the scene of are you christopher drive in the twin peeks area of san francisco. police are investigating a world war ii era ammunitions discovered in a house. this is all happening in the forest knolls neighborhood. world war ii era devices were found. we'll bring you updates. >>> and you have heard of smart phones, today ford showed off a smart car in san francisco. here it is in action. what you just saw two vehicles talking to each other to avoid causing a crash. they use wifi and information to share speed and location to prevent an accident. >> 81 percent of the vehicle crashes involved unimpaired drivers being be addressed with low cost technology. this does not control the car. it simply alerts the driver of a hazard. the individual to have it standard in new vehicles and installed in existing cars . >> you heard the sobering news yesterday. your home value is probably the same as it was nine years ago. >> that is distressing. what should you do if you paid more for your home than it is worth. there is a dememoranda especially here in the bay area. they ow

kissinger support for secret bombings in cambodia has earned him criticism from christopher hitch ensrg and everyone in cambodia. now i personally am a huge kissinger fan. kissing-- kissinger gave hope to nerds everywhere by making nerd sexy famously saying power is the ultimate aphrodisiac and backed that up by spending much of the '70s in closed door negotiations with gina lolla bridgea did. marla thomas an candice bergen. he was like james bond with astigmatism and jowls. please welcome henry kissinger. dr. kissinger, please don't get up, sir. all right, sir, as i was explaining to my audience in the second act of the show there are some out there who may not know the stature of the man sitting before me. you have advised many presidents under diplomacy. you were secretary of state to both nixon and ford. you received the nobel peace prize for the paris peace accords in 1973. and you've got a presidential medal of freedom. you published numerous works on foreign relations and your new book is called "on china" >> right. >> stephen: what's it about? (laughter) it's about the relatio

possible without the leadership that came before who dreamed of this day, people by the name of christopher and still numb. larry mosconi. alioto-pier, feinstein, agnos. as bill mentioned, our dear harmonists sue burns. this is a dream fulfilled for all of us. also, we must pay tribute to an incredible front office staff who makes it all possible to support the work of this wonderful 2010 giants team. [applause] many of them are here. many of the staff that you saw, people working at the ballpark, we saw marching at the beginning of the parade. i hope you were able to pay due to them as well. thank you, 2010 giants. you will give us more than you will ever know. [applause] >> thank you. it is my pleasure, and we need a big round of applause for the next speaker, the giants a senior vice president and general manager. he put this team together, brian sabean. [applause] >> i do not know about politics but our outgoing men know how to throw a party. it is an emotional time for all of us, especially me. my knees are we, my heart is racing, a lump in my throat, but without overstating the obviou

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last year you published a book by christopher hichens the autobiography. the follow-up is coming up? >> this is the first collection since 2004.'s we published in september and basically it is from 2000 to the run-up to the iraq invasion and covers territory and literary criticism and general political commentary commentary, provisos, annoya nces, ran to and other amusements and international affairs with offshore accounts. it is fantastic to give a sense of scope of christopher's per view as a social commentator. >> host: right next to that is a republic loss. >> he was a stanford probably best known as the authority on intellectual copyrights. but also at harvard the head of the ethics and this is about the various influence on legislation. probably more than any other time that money controls congress. larry diagnoses the ll's that is the corruption of the system and actually put dictates to the problem including a new constitutional convention. >> when does that come out? >> october. >> that is quite a covers and i think you. it is a focus group you ar

. >>> a shooting claimed the life of 28-year-old christopher ingram of fairfield. no arrests have been made. >>> a trail of blood seems to be the most prominent clue in the death of a 19-year-old man. neighbors say they called police to report the trail of blood last night but the victim's body was not spotted until 6:30 a.m. the victim had been stabbed. >> it appears that it was an edged weapon. it resulted in most of the moons. >> police have identified the victim but have not released his name. >>> taxi drivers are angry over a surcharge. christien kafton is live. >> reporter: this afternoon hundreds of cabs took to street but they were not taking any fares. san francisco city hall was surrounded by a sea of yellow, rights, and brad. they are most upset about a 5% credit card fee. they have to pay that fee to the cab company and that cuts into his bottom line. they give me a $2 tip and that goes to the cab company. >> they say it is therefore the cab driver. >> reporter: mta officials met today but cap issues were not on the agenda. they say they cannot do anyth

sprite investigator christopher butler, former san ramone officer louis lombard skpismt a one-time head of the state county drug enforcement c net team, norman welsh pleaded not guilty before the judge. >> and for someone who spent his professional life in law enforcement to be on this side of a prosecution and investigation is difficult. >> difficult and growing. defense toushs confirmed a grand jury has also launched an inqirly. witnesses have been subpoenaed and indictments could come dmoun a matter of months. >> they want to see how deep this runs in this community. >> as of last month, authorities are now lead investigators and defense attorneys say that is good news. >> i welcome this investigation because i think this will be less committed to certain stories people have said and from setting up men on fake dui arrests to stealing drugs from evidence lockers and trying to sell them. charges have grown, now including a number of new allegations. like exchanges of ecstasy bill skptz sale of a half pound of marijuana no. charges yet on allegations some officers ran a brothel and wil

you talk about christopher hichens. his autobiography. a follow-up is coming out. >> this is christopher's first collection since 2004. it is about 2,002 in the run-up to the iraqi invasion and covers all sorts of territory. literary criticism, political commentary the personal profile, annoyances and other amusements, international affairs, it is fantastic. purview as a social commentator. >> next to that is republic lost. >> probably best known as an authority on international copyright. and this is about -- americans have the sense that money controls congress and our system is corrupt. it is a corruption of the system, not any particular corruption but back to cogent and very radical systems for this problem. >> when is that coming out? >> in october. >> that is quite a cover. you are the premier of 40. >> eminent outlaws. >> probably best known as a novelist. from the film gods and monsters. this is the gay writers who changed america and what is fascinating is it covers james baldwin and british writers through edward albee and thos

. >> he's 32-year-old christopher xavier cannon, here to meet a 15-year-old virgin.that's what he was told. turns out he's a media director at his church, a volunteer position working with young teens, which makes his sexually explicit online chat all the more disturbing. using the screen name zavior-01, he asks the girl if she ever had an orgasm. the decoy says, "i don't think so." and he says, good. then he asks her -- >> do you want to be on top or bottom? >> i'm not sure, which is better? >> we have to see where you fit best, if you know what i mean. >> oh, i see. i think i know. >> or we can do doggy style. >> sorry, if i don't put this stuff in the washer right away, it gets wrinkles. but i made some tea. just make yourself a glass. >> can i use your rest room? >> why don't you have a seat real quick. >> sir -- >> okay. i knew what it was. i just wanted to test this. that's all. >> sir? what did you think it was? >> nothing. i knew what it was. >> he heads out the door right into the arms of the harris county sheriff's department. >> police, stop, stop! >> get

christopher butler and former officer lewis lombardi and danville officer stooeb labobi and one head of the cnet team norman welsh all entered not guilty pleas. while defense attorneys say they welcome the f.b.i. and the u.s. attorney's office, some predict it could lead to the arrest of more officers. >> the real thrust of the investigation is to look at what if any other police officers are involved here. they want to bet all the facts they have to see how deep this runs in this community. >> i welcome the federal investigation because they will be less committed to a certain position and certain stories that people said or statements made. they will look at it objectively. >> today we learn the list of charge against the officers has grown to include number of new allegations. they uncovered evidence of exchanges of ecstasy pills between the officers. discussions about how to make money in the marijuana business. even the sale of a half-pound of marijuana. allegations were discussed publicly some of the offsers may have been involved in operating a brothel. so far there have yet t

the owner of the property inside a home on christopher drive yesterday afternoon. members decided the beach was the safest location to destroy them. they temporarily stopped traffic on a stretch of the great highway until they were blown on up. >>> pictures taken with a laptop computer got a suspected thief in trouble. jonathan blum talked to the owner. >> when josh man kaufman tweeted a picture of a police officer handing him back of a laptop. was the end of a game that had gone on for three months. >> he doesn't know it's there. >> that is right. photographs like this one of the man police arrested of a man sleeping in front of the computer and also without his shirt off the pictures were taken by a security program called hidden that tracks stolen laptops and sends back photos along with shots on the screen and the computer's location. the man that invented it, he careful up with the idea when his own computer disappeared. >> mine was stolen years ago in london and police said there was nothing they could do to recover. >> it to have all this information, includ

i do not want to just know about christopher columbus. the one that i was originally going to say was school funding. people keep saying we're going to put more funding into schools, but the funding we are putting into schools is not being proportionate properly. they say we're going to put it into books or give it to this, but it is not really going to that. classes are getting bigger, teachers are getting less. where's the money going? we need to make funding for schools more proportionate of where it needs to go or have someone in charge of it or something like that. >> [inaudible] >> i just want to say there should be more variety in services. there are a lot of big programs, big services that have sort of become a monopoly in the city. if there were more variety in services in the city, every single youth could be served, and every single youth from every walk of life should be served and paid attention to. i know a lot of people who had been turned away from programs or have not gotten adequate attention because there are just so ma

christopher butler and former officer lewis lombardi and danville officer stooeb labobi and one head of the cnet team norman welsh all entered not guilty pleas. while defense attorneys say they welcome the f.b.i. and the u.s. attorney's office, some predict it could lead to the arrest of more officers. >> the real thrust of the investigation is to look at what if any other police officers are involved here. they want to bet all the facts they have to see how deep this runs in this community. >> i welcome the federal investigation because they will be less committed to a certain position and certain stories that people said or statements made. they will look at it objectively. >> today we learn the list of charge against the officers has grown to include number of new allegations. they uncovered evidence of exchanges of ecstasy pills between the officers. discussions about how to make money in the marijuana business. even the sale of a half-pound of marijuana. allegations were discussed publicly some of the offsers may have been involved in operating a brothel. so far there have yet t

what made christopher lee newsworthy, is he resigned.signed i wouldn't have discussed that story at all. >> you have to decide where the line crosses and where other people have to right to talk about this. >> sure. in the u.s. congress it's a big group of people all of them wielding supposedly the same amount of power. someone like wiener has basically built up political credibility, political power that he uses for the good of his ideology, for the good of his party, and for the good of his constituents. he has spent every single cent of that political capital on a sort of icky sex scandal. that's what happened. maybe he has not violated any laws or even as he said the oath he took relative to the constitution. the fact is he has made himself a significantly less effective spokesperson for all of the issues and all of the constituents that he cares about. and in that, i do believe that it is fundamentally newsworthy. look, i've been reading about fdr and eleanor roosevelt i was prepping for a class i'm going to teach on america's first

you have several members of the public who wish to thards matter including christopher full kerson. and peter webb. >> thank you, directors. i want to thank you for your roll today. i have noticed that you voted in favor of identically what i proposed at the beginning of the town hall meeting. there was five meetings of a round-up that we were on the same page if you were both in favor of a meter increase. that would be something that i don't ask for. i'd liking to say that your -- if i were to be wrong that they're ever relevant or make sense, do i not believe that i'm wrong. i'd like to appeal to you especially to director ford to reconsider developing the o.t.a. that's the open task. ray side from the good will, you'll be ability to ghons strait by receiving 4% of the money. the o.t.a. will receive many problems that have never been solved by releasing more medallions. open taxi accent will encourage the people. it will reduce the log jam at conventional dispatch. several things fall into place very nicely and that's should be the very next item of business, not more cast. basica

commander christopher tanner, a west point graduate from alabama was waiting for his men to gather on the ridge when rockets started to rain in. >> there's another one. >> reporter: he called it counterfire. >> got a position off of that one. >> reporter: within minutes, the air support. and back at base, heavy guns opened up. >> fire! >> reporter: tanner waited for the enemy to reveal itself, but the insurgents chose to wait and fight another day. >> every fighter we've stopped out here on the border is one less fighter that makes it in to the heart of afghanistan. >> reporter: this mission is considered a success because every member of fox company came back safely. but the battle continues, while we were away, this base came under direct fire. all day today, the heavy guns have been lobbing shells at targets more than 12 miles away. mandy clark, cbs news, paktika, afghanistan. >>> just ahead, the source of the deadly e. coli outbreak in europe and one of the most prized pieces of music history goes on the auction block. this is the "cbs morning news." prized pieces of music history

former officers lombardi, welsh and tanabi along with christopher butler will all make appearances at a walnut creek court house charged with numerous crimes including taking and selling drugs fr s from pol seizures. >> we know the name of a 19-year-old man shot and killed tuesday evening as he drove past a shopping mall in east oakland. he is rodnell hampton. he was driving on eighth street around 5:45 when he was shot. he was able to drive a block where he crashed into a house and fence. he later died at a hospital. this is the 56th homicide for oakland this year. >> locked out of pleasanton country club workers will be back on the picket line. the workers will rally on the castlewood club's biggest annual golf tournament. 60 food, service and janitors have been locked out since february 25. the dispute is over salary cuts and family health insurance. the picket and march starts at 7:45 this morning. >> a fremont woman claims she and her 7-year-old son became sick after drinking bottled water on sunday. tammy molina says she and her son drank the crystal geyser bottled water and in

. >> christopher reeve's accident occurred on what day?>> it was saturday, may 27, 1995. >> stahl: she has what's called superior autobiographical memory. >> i'm so excited to meet you guys. >> stahl: all of them have it, too. it's a rare and remarkable power to remember virtually every day of their lives. >> a 7.1 earthquake hit the san francisco/oakland area... >> october 17. >> 1989. >> thursday. >> i remember watching the game of the world series. >> stahl: the scientists studying them say it could help all of us some day. >> it could be-- could be-- very important. >> i'm steve kroft. >> i'm lesley stahl. >> i'm bob simon. >> i'm morley safer. >> i'm lara logan. >> i'm scott pelley. those stories and andy rooney tonight on "60 minutes." ♪ with diabetes, it's tough to keep life balanced. i don't always have time to eat like i should. and the more i focus on everything else, the less time i have to take care of me. that's why i like glucerna shakes. they have slowly digestible carbs to help minimize blood sugar spikes, which can help lo