aqui tengo a mi mejor amiga claire. claire tiene apenas 65 aÑos.claire, dile a todos por que te gusta usar dermawand. >> uso dermawand para mi misma, me hace sentir mas joven y me siento hermosa. >> miren que hermosa! quiero que vean lo que paso cuando logre que estas mujeres probaran dermawand por primera vez en un solo lado de su cara por 21 dias. >> cuando use el dermawand, vi los resultados inmediatamente, en la frente. simplemente abrio toda mi cara. usare dermawand todos los dias, en la maÑana y en la noche, porque de verdad veo los resultados. >> cuando use dermawand... mi esposo noto una diferencia y me dijo lo hermosa que me veia... que, que habia hecho. te da mas confianza, se los recomiendo. >> con dermawand, usted conseguiran ahorrarse miles de dolares y se hara sus propios tratamientos de radiofrecuencia en su hogar todos los dias. recuerde, dermawand tonificara,

even in the matrix they don't work, claire. [laughter] what we need to do is move faster to use these technologies to leapfrog problems that have been registered here. rwanda for example has embraced the health and mhealth fully on the front end and the backend. again if you are a gastroenterologist it's a very different kind of thing. [laughter] let me just take a general point. i could go on and talking about how we use electronic medical records and you know in settings where there is no electricity. the general point is that technological innovation comes very often from basic science in my view, from the laboratory. it has to be transformed from discovery into delivery. and that gap is huge. again we need to bring in new tools to help us jump over that gap as well and try to move discoveries to people who need them. it's not going to spare us from the other work that was mentioned a minute ago, the work of believing in justice and equity. what is our judgment for cell phones? people took them up in technology for reasons i

i want to get to how claire did it. and how we get there because it has a lot to do with the ingredients that is now in most of the food we eat. >> salt, sugar, fat, the hoely trinity of the processed food industry. they know when they get the perfect amounts of these ingredients, the exact formulas, they'll send us over the moon and their products will be irresistible. i'm struck on how difficult it is to shop healthy in the supermarkets. >> it's impossible. >> you walk in the door and everything is set up to make you make this spontaneous decision. you have to remember that the fruits and vegetables are way off in the corner of the store. >> and really ek pensive. >> the high fat, high sugar items are placed at eye level in the center of the aisle because they've done studies where they put devices on people's heads and the second you step into an aisle, you gravitate to that part. >> a guy in markets said supermarkets have these devices, you can walk around and just order what you want, they'll deliver it, but here's

joining me, member of the senate armed services committee, senator claire mccaskill. are back here on this subject in this way once again. >> yeah. i think what we're seeing here is how far behind the military is in terms of changing their culture and recognizing this is a serious crime and that we need to prioritize going after the criminals, need to focus like a laser on that. clearly the people in these jobs are not the right people for these jobs. that's why we draw up legislation to codify requirement that they retrain, rescrub, reprioritize this particular line of work in the military and put strong leadership there instead of obviously folks that are being put there to end their careers or tread water. >> senator, the military is all about career advancement, all about moving up the ranks. >> right. >> how do you make this job something that people should actually seek in order to move up in rank, if they do it well? >> that's exactly at the heart of this, how do we change the culture that the folks that go to the jobs are not seen as the ones that have an uppe

aqui tengo a mi mejor amiga claire. claire tiene apenas 65 aÑos.para mi misma, me hace sentir mas joven y me siento hermosa. >> miren que hermosa! quiero que vean lo que paso cuando logre que estas mujeres probaran dermawand por primera vez en un solo lado de su cara por 21 dias. >> cuando use el dermawand, vi los resultados inmediatamente, en la frente. simplemente abrio toda mi cara. usare dermawand todos los dias, en la maÑana y en la noche, porque de verdad veo los resultados. >> cuando use dermawand... mi esposo noto una diferencia y me dijo lo hermosa que me veia... que, que habia hecho. te da mas confianza, se los recomiendo. >> con dermawand, usted conseguiran ahorrarse miles de dolares y se hara sus propios tratamientos de radiofrecuencia en su hogar todos los dias. recuerde, dermawand tonificara, alisara y reafirmara su piel, dandole una apariencia mas juvenil. de hecho, el dermawand desaparecera aÑos de su semblante, y cada tratamiento solo le tomara tres minutos. >> ha visto resultados reales en vivo, en mujeres de distintas edades. est

professor todd claire, dean of the school of criminal justice at rutgers university. thank you very much for helping us sort this out. i appreciate it. >>> the amazing story in cleveland has captured a ton of attention for a lot of reasons. but a lot else happening in the news tonight. for example, the polls closed in the country's most recent congressional election and absolutely stunning set of circumstances unfolding around that race. that's next. >>> watching mark sanford trying to launch a political comeback in south carolina these past few months has been the mr. toad's wild road of american offyear electoral politics. like, for example, this headline. ex-governor asks ex-wife he cheated on to run his campaign. she says no. then there were the 16 different republicans who were running in the primary for the congressional seat he wanted to run for. 16 republicans. had to go to a runoff before mark sanford could capture the nomination. then it was the court filings that revealed mark sanford's ex-wife was accusing him of trespassing at her home sculking around and

claire agrees and has her own request. >> is there any way i can get you to bring me some m&ms?. how are you? >> i'm fine. >> and here he is inside the undercover house, greeted by a 19-year-old actress hired by "dateline." >> i wasn't sure if you were coming. >> oh, yeah. i told you i'd be here. >> wiles keeps his online promise. >> did you bring my m&ms? did you bring the condoms, too? >> yeah. >> thank you. well, i'm going to go change. i'll be right back, okay? >> we've blurred his graphic body language, which seems to telegraph exactly what's on his mind. >> you seemed a little nervous driving around out there. >> yeah. >> what are you doing here today? >> i'm coming to see her. >> and how old is the girl you came to see here today? >> she says she's 13. >> 13. >> right. i'm just visiting. that's all. i did not want to have sex with her. >> that's not what it says here. >> i know what it says there. >> "we will be making love all the time i'm there. okay, cool. with my tongue up your blank." >> i say that all the time. >> you say that all the time? >> right. >> james, do yo

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which company will be awarded the chance to name the new stadium in santa claire ya -- clara. >> reporter: every day there are big changes to the $1,000,000,000.68000 pete facility. now another really big change may be coming. sources say the 49ers plan to hold a news conference tomorrow to announce anamine rights deal and with it possibly the new name for the stadium. >> tings very exciting to find out who's going to get the right to call it their stadium and what the fans all over the united states are going to be calling our brand new stadium. >> reporter: still officials have continuously pointed out the money generated from named rights would be a big part of the financing package. they will not discuss the announcement or what company will be awarded the naming rights. but speculation have indicated the san francisco based lee vie stauss company is the frontrunner. and sources say up until recently, lee vie's was still a top if not the top choice. many pam fans tells us they have been hearing that is as rue nor for months. >> would be great. >> reporter: along with names rights many

. >> at claire monte middle school in oakland, california, the principal, mr. richardson, seems to be everywhere. >> how are you doing? >> didn't she do an excellent job? >> saying hello to everybody. >> what's going on? how are you doing? do you have a game today? you have a beautiful day. >> he's so busy, you might think there are two mr. richardson's, and you'd be right. >> there are twice as many principals in this school. >> is it important in this job to have a sense of humor? >> oh yes. oh yes. >> since twin brothers took over as coprincipals here last year. >> good morning. >> students are never quite sure which one has an eye on them. >> hey, i think you talked to the other mr. richardson's. >> it often takes two to keep order here. in oakland, poverty, crime, and gang violence are problems that can spill over into the schoolyard. >> mr. richardson to mr. richardson. >> here, a playground dispute can quickly escalate to real trouble. >> you want to find out? >> in 2011, before the richardson's arrived. 35% of claire monte students were suspended for pa

. >> reporter: she is linda, a banker, a staple in oakland's mount claire village. >> she was one ofhe most helpful people in the village, if anything. >> reporter: she was recently a branch manager at first republic but at this u.s. bank she spent most of her career dating back to 1983. here she began ripping off her most loyal customers for more than $1.3 million. >> i really thought we were just really starting to be good friends. >> reporter: not wanting to be identified, she forged her name on multiple checks. >> how much money did she take? >> $43,000. >> reporter: in one case according to investigators a cd totaling $972,000 dwindled to $353,000. u.s. bank says it was tipped off by a wealth manager who noticed a clients statement appeared altererred. she is now in custody charged with money laundering. >> took my mom out to lunch and dinner numerous times that is now looking back, the sick part because she was basically preying on my mom. >> reporter: biggest number in this story, her bail set at $1.6 million. >>> new numbers released show a sharp drop in california's unemploy

. >> reporter: she is linda, a banker, a staple in oakland's mount claire village. >> she was one of the most helpful people in the village, if anything. >> reporter: she was recently a branch manager at first republic but at this u.s. bank she spent most of her career dating back to 1983. here she began ripping off her most loyal customers for more than $1.3 million. >> i really thought we were just really starting to be good friends. >> reporter: not wanting to be identified, she forged her name on multiple checks. >> how much money did she take? >> $43,000. >> reporter: in one case according to investigators a cd totaling $972,000 dwindled to $353,000. u.s. bank says it was tipped off by a wealth manager who noticed a clients statement appeared altererred. she is now in custody charged with money laundering. >> took my mom out to lunch and dinner numerous times that is now looking back, the sick part because she was basically preying on my mom. >> reporter: biggest number in this story, her baset at $1.6 million. >>> new numbers released show a sharp drop in california's unemploym

liz: claire stores. >> claire stores,. liz: claires is accessories.at i bought years ago. bausch & lomb. well established out there. established overdecades. >> once we get past that as i said before about the seaworlds and other names you mentioned, investors look over their shoulders saying what will which do now? liz: let's revisit. >> okay. liz: people that are new to the market or like the ipo idea, you say don't ever jump in on the first day, correct? >> i wouldn't say don't jump in on the first day. there will not be wild opening premiums of 15 to 20 points people remember from the ipos days, you and i from way back when. if they're going on the cover, coming from an underwriter i know, and it's a name that is not reason enough. liz: here are the iposing on the first day of trade, in 2012, 31% didn't do so well. -pa little more tentative trading back one year ago certainly with the worries about europe. today, not so much. master limited partnerships are going public. >> yes. liz: these for people that don't know, usually energy, pipelines. the

thank you so much, claire shipman.hanks, guys. "deals & steals." because, what, now, look, everything you're about to see here is a favorite from oprah's "o" list so it's got to be good. >> you know tory johnson but brought along a special guest, adam, creator and director of the "o." >> thank you. >> and away we go. >> so we begged adam to come and show us all the stuff and everyone knows what's the big question -- >> all: what's the deal? >> what's the deal. >> adam will tell us. >>ing 0, the first one is a commando reversible twin suit. totally -- twin suit season. you can reverse it. two for the price of one. >> why didn't someone think of that before? >> amazing. >> great for travel. only need to bring one with you. >> unbelievable price. so commando has given us the slip regularly starts at $136 depending on the model you choose slashed in half, starting at $68 like a two for one. >> commando is the name of the brand. because i was like, i think we might be unclear. >> oh, these are great from saab tino & company

clair has won. you are the first "chompion." >> they know it iwas me because i got a free meal. and check a map on -- check them out on facebook. take a peek at the stuff we have cut. to get our -- check out our blog. i will have >> you're watching quick bite, the show that has san francisco. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> we're here at one of the many food centric districts of san francisco, the 18th street corridor which locals have affectionately dubbed the castro. a cross between castro and gastronomic. the bakery, pizza, and dolores park cafe, there is no end in sight for the mouth watering food options here. adding to the culinary delights is the family of business he which includes skylight creamery, skylight and the 18 raisin. >> skylight market has been here since 1940. it's been in the family since 1964. his father and uncle bought the market and ran it through sam taking it over in 1998. at that point sam revamped the market. he installed a kitchen in the center of the market and really made it a place where chefs look forward to come. he created community through food. so, we designed our

way to go, claire. >> good job, claire, thank you. >> george, your thoughts?ouse and i honestly can never find the time. >> i can do that workout in two minutes. >>> coming up here, this guy up against dear friend huey lewis in an epic match you don't want to miss. >> jimmy kimmel and olivia newton-john are making music together again. >> jimmy kimmel has caused teenagers to swoon the world over. >> i can't imagine anyone as handsome or wonderful as -- >> jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy kimmel. >> is gorgeous. >> you are a good, good man. >> now from abc7 news. >> good morning. we continue to follow developing news from lake county, homeowners will meet with county supervisors tomorrow to talk about a neighborhood that is literally sinking into the ground. it is happening in lake port 70 miles north of santa rosa with half a dozen homes damaged by a collapsing hillside and another 30 are in danger. it is so recarous the -- precarious eight families have already left. others are ordered to evacuate immediately. leyla gulen? >> we had an early accident in san francisco s

claire newell is here. >> the cruise industry has been hammered.past 15 months we're still seeing un rates. since the concordia went down off the coast of italy we have been seeing amazing deals because people are still hesitant to go on board those ships. after the carnival triumph, people are worried. this ship luckily didn't lose power or any of its major systems but people are afraid. if you've never cruised before, this might sway you from never cruising. or if you may have been on the fence, you may not. if you're still in the time period of a cruise booking and you decide you may not want to go, you may decide to cancel. people who won't be able to cancel may be the ones who are really nervous and they are the one who probably paid their full payment, which is usually 70 to 90 days out and they will have to go on board. people who are leaving in the coming days to go on board the grandeur of the seas will be moved because they won't be able to sail on board that ship with other -- >> i wouldn't want to. >> that is the thing. they are going t

underneath that band from austin northward to west side of eau claire you can expect six to ten inchesf snow. just east of minneapolis and just in the north there of des moines those are the areas that will be shoveling and by the way the pain in the midwest is the gain on the eastern seaboard. pretty much beautiful weather from atlanta northward. enjoy 74 in that's a look at your national forecast. now here's a look at the weather outside your window. that was for you, mara, the 74 you'll be enjoying this afternoon. you'll feel a little guilty. very cold. look at kansas city. 39. chance of snowflakes mixing in. little bit of everything out there today but still no severe weather. we didn't have too many bad reports yesterday. >> thanks so much. coming up, where have all the beer drinkers gone? >>> we'll show you what's called the most racist commercial in history. >>> a foreign country is beefing up their air power with a multibillion dollar purchase of 100 f-35. "early today" is back in two. >>> welcome back. possible new leads on the september 11th attack on the u.s. consulate in be

i want to play a clip here by claire mccaskill.g against todd aiken. claire mccaskill won the election and we alluded to this in the flow, susan helms was on track for a nomination. turn out she nullified a sexual assault allegation. >> this case, frankly, did not get out in the public domain until i discovered it through conversations with a lot of different prosecutors in the military. and then i said to my staff let's check and make sure she's not going through on a promotion and sure enough we found her name. we'll withheld her nomination for now and i've had an opportunity to visit with her and looking at the specifics of the case. it's a tough situation she's had an outstanding career but she did decide to overturn the decision of a jury she hand picked over, you know, whether or not there was sufficient evidence and who was telling the truth. frankly that's what we got to stop. >> just to raise two new issues. one is the political question will the obama administration go forward with this nomination. my reaction is, there's

clair has won. you are the first "chompion." >> they know it iwas me because i got a free meal. and check a map on -- check them out on facebook. take a peek at the stuff we have cut. to get our -- check out our blog. i will have >> the city of san francisco sfgtv meeting of the san francisco transportation authority occurring may 6, 2013, will begin shortly. >> good morning, today is monday may 6, 2013, and welcome to the personnel committee of the san francisco transportation authority. my name is avalos, the chair of this committee and the authority. joined to my left by commissioner cohen, and david campos will be joined shortly by weiner and mar. >> and the clerk is cheng and we

won won her a myriad of awards for my including a tony award. 2 emmy nominations for her role as claire in the long-running "the cosby show." "joe turner's come and gone" has just hope -- has just opened here in los angeles. it is an honor to have you on this program. is it just me, or do i see you directing something anytime i look up? [laughter] tavis: -- >> not yet. tavis: but you are doing a lot more of this. what do you get out of it? what is the take away for you from directing? withrst of all, working the entire production and creative team. and how that works and happens, how to galvanize energies to move in a line. as the vision is developing. that is an amazing thing. that is an amazing experience. tavis: that experience is made easier when you have work like august wilson's. >> it is easier in one way and demanding in another. you better get it right. the text is perfect. when ias an actor, think about my youth in the theater, there were so many who knew? but when you have a great text, that is a tremendous help, both as an actor and director. directed hisve work, you have be

. >> our agreement is an affiliation, claire.orldwell isn't your very willin vessel. >> yes it is entirely. >> that's not what you proposed six months ago. >> it's what you signed up when you signed the contract. >> there was a good faith understanding -- >> you dissolved that good faith by disobeying you. >> disobeying you? >> yes. >> she's tough, as claire underwood in the netflix "house of cards" robin wright plays a ruthless politician's wife and philanthropist. in real life the actress, robin wright is a tireless advocate for human rights in the congo where decades long humanitarian crisis has killed more than 5 million people leaving millions of women particular victims of sexual violence. joining me is robin wright with the raise hope for congo campaign and campaign manager j.d. steer. robin, how did you get involved in your work on behalf of the congo? >> when i first learned that my phone was and does contain minerals that was fueling rape and war in eastern congo, i just felt it was my duty to act. >> and tell us more a

clair has won. you are the first "chompion." >> they know it iwas me because i got a free meal.nd check a map on -- check them out on faceok. take at the stuff we have cut. to get our -- check out our blog. i will have >> you're watching quick bites, the show that is san francisco. and today you're in for a real treat. oh, my! food inspired by the mediterranean and middle east with a twist so unique you can only find it in one place in san francisco. we're at the 55th annual armenian festival and bizarre. this is extra special not only because i happen to be armenian, but there is so much delicious food here. and i can't wait to share it with all of you. let's go. armenia, culture and cusine has had much cultural exchanges with its neighbors. today armenian food infuses he flavor from the mediterranean, middle east, and eastern europe. >> this is our 55th year and in san francisco we're the largest armenian food festival and widely recognized as one of the best food festivals in the area. we have vendors that come up from fresno, from los angeles showing off their craft. we real

i mean most shows-- it's not like claire danez comes on and says let me tell you about next week's showjon: if they get special guest stars that's biggest push, the advertising is like-- they will release a spate of guest stars that's coming on as promotions. you've got to be very confident in your storylines and actors to not want to use that as a commercial as opposed to letting it play out. >> i think that's sort of stunt casting is one way to think about it. we like keeping it under wraps. >> jon: smart move, my friend. and you're heading off now, you're going to india. >> india. >> jon: with assif mandvi. assif mandvi and jon hamm are going to india ( cheering ) to shoot-- you're going to live in an ashram. >> we're actually getting married. ( laughter ) >> jon: it would be nice. the couldn't happen to two better people. >> i know! it's an exciting film based on a true story about an agent who goes to india to try find two cricket players who can play baseball. it's a true story. one of the guys is still in the major lesion at a triple a level. they found two kid, expaen 17, took t

claire shipman, abc news, washington >> 2001, 2002, 2003 -- >> 4086, 4087. >> what's next, pushups?u go. he's going to totally show off. >> i'm going to keep doing this. what else? hold on. so, there's 12 exercises to this thing. do a squat now. no, side plank. that's more exciting. >> like this? >> nice! check him out, everybody! now lunge, lunge, and >>> good morning. i'm john muller. >> i'm diana perez. here are some of the top headlines we are following this morning on "world news now." o.j. simpson could take the stand as early as today in a las vegas courtroom. the former football great is trying to persuade a judge to give him a new trial on robbery and kidnapping charges. >>> cleveland police called six times to handle accusations that kidnapping suspect ariel castro assaulted or men assed people, including three alleged beatings of his wife. it is unclear if any visits could have led to the three alleged victims being found. >>> tsunami of ice that crashed into the lakefront homes in minnesota is melting fast. temperatures soaring well into the 80s today. all of the ice tha

. >> claire home with uc c berkeley say police standing by. >> woe hope they live on their own volition. >> if they don't live, they will probably be evicted like last year. they were also kicked off this section last week, and four arrests were made. we're live in albany. abc7 news. >> ama: still to come on abc7 news at 6:00. the season may be over but the celebrations are not. the big honor for the golden state warriors and how you can catch it. >>> apple cofounder steve's in wozniak steps up to the podium at berkeley today. what he has to say to the new graduates. >> and controversy over a new book release in san francisco. >> 90-degree heat headed our way. we'll check out th >> the warriors may have lost in the second round of the playoffs but their season success went far beyond expectationings, coming in second place in the division. on tuesday the city of san francisco will recognize the winning season with a public celebration. during it mayor ed lee with give steph curry a key to the city. >> enough at 6:00, graduates from cal were treated to a special speaker today. apple cofo

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. >> claire home with uc c berkeley say police standing by. >> woe hope they live on their own volition. >> if they don't live, they will probably be evicted like last year. they were also kicked off this section last week, and four arrests were made. we're live in albany. abc7 news. >> ama: still to come on abc7 news at 6:00. the season may be over but the celebrations are not. the big honor for the golden state warriors and how you can catch it. >>> apple cofounder steve's in wozniak steps up to the podium at berkeley today. what he has to say to the new graduates. >> and controversy over a new book release in san francisco. >> 90-degree heat headed our way. we'll check out theeeee omg, stop. jack, your new chipotle chicken club is craze amaze. annnd chipotle is totes trending. spicy crispy chicken, hickory smoked bacon, melting cheese, and smoky chipotle sauce plus fries and a drink for $4.99? that combo is chipot-cray. and chipotle is my hashtag faveflave. let me guess-you're the new social media intern. yeah! great. i'm late for a meeting. can you make some copies? ...with the tann

claire: today on food for thought, i'm making a delicious and hearty roasted vegetable pasta, a rich,lic and white bean dip, and a flavorful farro and arugula salad with raisins and pecans, plus a refreshing dessert. and you won't believe it. everything on the menu today is vegan, coming up. ♪ music

holding a public meeting on the environmental impact review and it is tomorrow morning at 10:00 at claire monte middme worker at p of oakland was killed when a piece of machinery knocked his work truck into the bay. the driver was under water for more than 30 minutes before divers reached him. his name has not been released yet, but a coworker said he was a 79-year-old man who worked at the port for five decades. >> everybody respected him and had the utmost, he was like a dad to all of us. it's a very, very sad thing that should not have happened. >> work at the court has been suspended until tomorrow while investigators look into what exactly happened. >>> travel in the northeast delayed tonight after two commuter trains crashed in connecticut. alexis says dozens of people are hurt. some of them in critical condition. >> two damaged trains sit side by side on the rails near fair field, connecticut. the trains collided during friday's evening rush hour, tearing the corner off of one d trains began derailing as they were approaching each othe >> seemed like the front of the train got hit

fire officials evacuated 75 people near melody and mark claire drives when the grass fire ran up a hill from the park and threatened several buildings. fanned by strong winds, the blaze spread to about ten acres before crews were able to contain it. >> it was heavy flame involvement coming. starting to impinge upon it. in addition to that, the heavy smoke conditions were coming down from concord boulevard, a quarter to half mile here down the street where the fire was. you couldn't even see the end of the street because of the heavy smoke that was down to the ground. >> no injuries have been reported. the cause is still under investigation. a brush fire in alameda county temporarily shut down highway 580 in both directions this afternoon. the blaze started near north flynn road, about seven miles east of livermore. strong winds upped the fire spread rapidly, burning 60 ac s acres, even jumping across the highway at one point. fire crews had it contained in a couple of hours, though traffic was snarled for much of the afternoon. no structures were threatened. the cause under investigatio

. >> reporter: former marine claire russe au told "rock center" after she was assaulted by a marine captain, marine commanders tried to keep her from pursuing legal action. her attacker was convicted in a civilian, not a military court. >> the only thing that makes my story extraordinary is i got justice. >> reporter: there is a bill before congress that would take sexual assault cases out of the immediate chain of command and hand them to a special prosecutor. even if that bill passes, officials here are not the least bit optimistic that the sexual assault numbers in the military will come down any time soon. brian? >> jim miklaszewski, another bad development in this ongoing issue at the pentagon. jim, thanks. >>> now on this busy night we turn to health news and how it entered the american conversation this week, specifically with the very personal, very public disclosure by angelina jolie that she's undergone a double mastectomy after a test revealed she had a rare gene mutation that greatly increased her risk of developing breast cancer. 87%. as well as ovarian cancer, the disease that

order to bail out the last few investor brings standing, which were really big gambling casinos and clairepointed headstones at would not have done great harm in the long run our economy. that is the thing that we are looking for. there are many other propositions in the book as well. that is mild compared to other propositions about. so as you can see, we cover a pretty expensive to run. there is a lot of analysis and data that supports this thing. but i hope that gives you a flavor for. i'm sure there are one or two people not convinced. so i'm happy to take questions. they do. [applause] >> taking questions, and then we will have book signings. >> looking forward, not back. do you have any ideas about restructuring the fed, do you think that is the fault of the said members, if you have a collection going forward -- what is it? >> go back when it opened. the design was created by carter and he was one of the greatest monetary and financial thinkers ever to be elected office in the united states. not appointed, elected as secretary of state. and so forth. he basically said the job of the

pinkerton, contributing editor, the american conservative magazine, meryl brown, director of month claire state university school of communication and media. richard granel, former spokesman to the last four ambassadors to the united nations. i'm john scott. fox news watch is on right now. >> it says no subpoena may be issued to any member of the news media or for the telephone toll records of any member of the news media without the express authorization of the attorney general. did you delegate that express authorization in writing to mr. cole? >> no, i don't think the recusal -- we looked for this. i don't think there is anything in writing with regard to my recusal, which is again, not -- >> the question was, what about the requirement in the code that you expressly approve -- now, you recused yourself. was that express authorization authority delegated to mr. cole? >> once i recused myself in that matter, he does become the acting attorney general with all the powers that the attorney general has. >> the attorney general eric holder, once again facing a congressional hearing. this ti

. >>> two people drowned after their canoe capsized in a lake in shan't claire county. it happened on the lexington reservoir near los gat around 1:00 this afternoon. four people were in that canoe. a 16-year-old girl and 25-year-old male made it back to shore, but the bodies of who men who were 30 and 35 were pulled from the water later. authorities say no one was wearing a life vest. >>> new details in those southern california wild fires. fire investigators say this spring fire was likely accidental. a fire official says it's possible a piece of hot metal fell into the dry brush along highway 101 early thursday sparking the 44-square-mile fire outside camarillo. it's now 75% contained, and in river side koun to the best of my recollection a fire that scorched 510 acres of wirldness south of banning yesterday is now fully under control. >>> and new information tonight on the five people hurt in a shooting outside a mcdonald's restaurant in east palo alto in broad daylight today. gunfire broke out near the restaurant on university avenue around 2:45 this afternoon. pol

domestic violence homicides a year and including in the year 2000 the domestic violence violence of claire joyce tampango by her ex-boyfriend in front of her two children and in the subsequent investigation our commission made happen it was clear that she had taken out police reports, got emergency protective orders, did everything she was supposed to do, but it the failure of city averages to respond appropriately so the members. oversight panel for the last 10 years really taken to task the coordination and the policy reforms that departments committed to, and i am very pleased to report that with the help of many, many people in this room to date we have gone from 10 domestic homicides to this year so far 0,0 domestic homicides in san francisco this calendar year so i know commissioners have received a package of chocolates. in it it is an eraser and together we are erasing domestic violence homicides. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> commissioner chan. >> slash loftus. >> okay. >> entertainable for these purposes. i just wanted to say to jim perkins and beverly and kathy i feel i

democrats and republicans have co-signed -- signed on to xco-sponsor the bil led by missouri senator claireaskill. >>> "forbes" magazine just released its list of the most powerful women in the world. among the top ten, facebook's coo. sheryl sandberg shared her ideas on what companies still need to do to help women unlock their full potential. she is ranked number eight on "forbes" list of the one 00 m10 powerful women in the world. >> women still hold very few positions on boards or ceo positions. whether it's in congress, where only 17% of the house of representatives is made up of women, we still have much to do. >> more than 4,000 women attended the one-day conference. in case you were wondering, according to "forbes," the most powerful woman in the world is german chancellor, angela merkel. >>> today california's population from the mid-70s has grown 70%. >> that means more people inside but more family members on the outside. dedicated to helping them. story. >> reporter: you can quickly make a laundry list of things that children who have a parent in jail are more likely to do. drop