and it's all about sex right now. >> days later, our crew caught up with clement.ld us the real story. >> hi. well, the other day you came and asked me how i was doing. that was just a big, old, fat lie. a big, old, fat lie. i was a big, old, fat liar. what happened was -- i had sex with my cellie. and i come out here every night and tell angel, oh, nothing's going on. i'm lying. i don't know how i feel about that. i -- it's wrong because i'm seeing somebody else. and i don't know. >> everything's going good between me and wicked. we're sleeping together, like i said. i hope everything ends a good way. i'm very happy that everything is going well with us. and i hope it continues being that way. >> he's 23 years old. and he's not going to take it well because, you know, he's kind of like -- he's into me. >> everything supposedly is going to good. and i'm going to keep it that way because i don't want to go somewhere es. >> i guess we're living one big, fat lie. we're just liars here. and i don't know. it's hard to have a relationship that's not going to be in my cel

clement. and it's different because of the nature of the health care service, that you are entitled to health care when you go to an emergency room, when you go to a doctor, even if you can't pay for it. so the difference between your hypotheticals and the real case is the problem of uncompensated care which >> justice kagan, first of all, i do think there -- this is not the only place where there's uncompensated care. if some -- if i don't buy a car and somebody goes on welfare, i'm going to end up paying for that as well. but let me also say that there is a real disconnect then between that focus on what makes this different and statute that congresses passed. if all we were concerned about is the cost sharing that took place because of uncompensated care in emergency rooms, presumably we have before us a statute that only addressed emergency care and catastrophic insurance coverage. but it covers everything, soup to nuts, and all sorts of other things. and that gets at the idea that there i

clement. >> mr.tice, and may it please the court: the state of arizona bears a disproportionate share of the costs of illegal immigration. in addressing those costs, arizona borrowed the federal standards as its own, and attempted to enlist state resources in the enforcement of the uniform federal immigration laws. notwithstanding that, the united states took the extraordinary step of seeking a preliminary injunction to enjoin the statute as impliedly preempted on its face before it took effect. the ninth circuit agreed with respect to four provisions, but only by inverting fundamental principles of federalism. the ninth circuit essentially demanded that arizona point to specific authorization in federal statute for its approach. but that gets mattersbackwards. -- but that it matters backwards. a state does not need to point to federal authorization for its enforcement efforts. rather, the burden is on the parties seeking to preempt a duly enacted state law to point to some provision in statutory law

fox 5's bob barnard explains. >> reporter: julian clement chase was born and raised in the district, a 2008 graduate of wilson high school, a 22- year-old marine sergeant on his second tour of duty in afghanistan killed during combat operations in helmand province on memorial day. rial >> he was an exceptional kid and i know of one will say he's sorely missed. he will be sorely missed and i hope he'll be remembered. >> reporter: julian clement chase grew up here on oak street in columbia heights. >> as a child he was very active. as a teenager he was very dear. >> reporter: his closest neighbors attended julian's funeral wednesday. >> it was a large funeral. it was a lot of respect shown and love shown to the family for this young man that gave his life for our country, something that he loved. >> he wanted to go in the marine corps at an early age and now he's gone. >> reporter: ellen banard lives next-door to julian's mother. he was her only child. >> every christmas julian would ring my bell, come to my house and present me with a christmas card i think until he went into the mari

clement. think of 2(b), the first sentence. all right? now, i can think i'm not saying they are right, but if that means you're going to hold an individual longer than you would have otherwise, i can think of some arguments that it is preempted, and some replies. so keep that out of it. suppose that we were to say, that sentence, as we understand it, does not raise a constitutional problem as long as it is interpreted to mean that the policeman, irrespective of what answer he gets from ice, cannot detain the person for longer than he would have done in the absence of this provision. now, in your view, is there any preemption exemption argument against any preemption argument against that sentence as i have just interpreted it? i don't know what your answer is, and that's why i'm asking. general verrilli: yes. we would think it would ameliorate justice breyer: and if so, what? general verrilli: it would ameliorate the practical problem; but, there is still a structural problem here in that this is an effort to enforce federal law. and the

clement. general verrilli. >> mr. chief justice, and may it please the court: >> before you get into what the case is about, i'd like to clear up at the outset what it's not about. no part of your argument has to do with racial or ethnic profiling, does it? i saw none of that in your brief. >> that's correct. >> okay. so this is not a case about ethnic profiling. >> we're not making any allegation about racial or ethnic profiling in the case. mr. clement is working hard this morning to portray s.b. 1070 as an aid to federal immigration enforcement. but the very first provision of the statute declares that arizona is pursuing its own policy of attrition through enforcement, and that the provisions of this law are designed to work together to drive unlawfully present aliens out of the state. that is something arizona cannot do, because the constitution vests exclusive -- >> general, could you answer justice scalia's earlier question to your adversary? he asked whether it would be the government's position that arizona d

in that hearing because we have all kinds of things to say that roger clements hearing, we probably spent way too much money evaluating -- >> and i agree, we should know that number and we vitt. we know what the justice department spent on that matter. and i'm looking for the same treatment of this case that we look at, you know, what has happened here. this has gone far beyond the investigation of agent terry's murder. right now, we're looking, we're trying to crack open the thought processes of individuals in the just department and their internal deliberations, so this is far beyond the investigation of that terrible tragedy. that's the point of my inquiry here in trying to get an assessment of what these costs are. thank you. i yield back. >> thank you, i recognize myself in opposition. our committee's records are public and available, but the other agencies personal probably will and are certainly welcome to make known, they're lawyering up their obstruction, they're slow rolling, they're not providing what it cost. if they simply gave me when you obstruct it costs. when cow co

burma's original constitution was drawn up following the meeting between my father, aung san, and clementtlee, here in london in 1947. this constitution may not have been perfect, but at its core was a profound understanding of and respect for the aspirations of the people. the current constitution, drawn up by the military government in 2008, must be amended to incorporate the basic rights and aspirations of burma's ethnic nationalities. independence, burma has not yet known a time when we could say that there was peace throughout the land. at this very moment, hostilities continue between kachin forces and the state armed forces in the north. in the west, communal strife has led to the loss of innocent lives and the displacements of tens of thousands of hapless citizens. we need to address the problems that lie at the root of conflict. we need to develop a culture of political settlement through rule of law, that all who live in burma may enjoy the benefits of both freedom and security. in the immediate term, we also need humanitarian support for the many many people, in the north and i

the team from san clemente won the 68th tournament of champions.nd the team was coached by two high school freshmen, ages 14, and 15. >> this is pretty funny to take a look at people's reactions they thought it was a joke. >> and in the first game the umpire asked for the real manager. >> the league dmot find anyone else. the young coaches say the team started out slowly but the kids really took to their coaching. and get this, in addition to coaching the teenagers rs played on the san clemente high school freshmen team and won their league championship. >> great story. >> and olympic organizers borrowed from the oscar winning film "chariots of fire". a group of young athletes ran the same beach in scotland. the only thing missing was the familiar theme song. and the movie came out in 1971 and won seven academy wards. olympic games get underway july 27th. >> just absorbing it all. and takes you right back. >> and this is a look at conditions tomorrow, thunderstorms off the mid at lintic coast. dry, warm through southwestern part of the country here

after a week stirrers wall finally heard closing arguments after the clement's perjury child. clemens says he will not take the stand. he allegedly lied to congress when he denied using steroids and human growth hormones. testimony remains to it over it sandusky's child sexual abuse trial. he also read parts of the letter sent to him allegedly written by sandusky. sandusky maintains his innocence on dozens of accounts of sexual abuse. >>> this past weekend in the l.a. area, a spokesperson says the secretary said bird a seizure. >>> plus a lesson learned for a young driver, the wrong turn that nearly cost him his life. >>> and,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> still running in the moderate category. a lot more in your forecast coming up. >>> i will have an update on road construction problems in just a few minutes. >>> at least one person has died as a result of the wild fire in colorado. the remains of a 62 year-old woman was found yesterday. it damaged a estimate of 118 buildings. people in fort collins are still evaluating. california is sending two air tankers to help. and a wild fire

clement? >> mr. chief justice and may i please the court the constitutionality of the expansion of medicaid depends on the answer to the related questions. first is the expansion coercive and second, does that conversion matter. >> can i ask you as a matter of clarification would you be making the same argument if instead of the federal government picking up 90% of the cost of the federal government picked up 100% of the cost? >> if everything remains the same we would be making this an argument that really reduces to the question of to the gift the matter of coercion? in other words the federal government of here say we are giving you a boatload of money there are no matching funds requirements, there are no extraneous conditions attached to read it is just a boatload of federal money for you to to get to spend on poor people's health care. it doesn't sound crew were said to me i have to tell you. >> i want to make the point even if you are at a stand-alone program that gave 100 per cent nothing but

jurors will hear the case in roger clemens perjury trial and they said clements will not take the stand. they learned he had lied to congress when he said he had not used performance enhancing drugs. >>> he will have to served three life terms. now the gang member claims he did not shoot and kill tony balogna and his sons michael and matthew bologna in 2008, but a jury decided otherwise. daniel tony balogna and his sons michael and matthewdaniel could not show his face. >> the judge imposed the right sentence, and he will serve the rest of his life in prison. >> the judge should look for the real shooter. >> ramos claimed a fellow gang member shoot him -- shot him. the defense plans to appeal and ask for a new trial. >>> they have released new photos after the breakers race. now it happened just moments before at golden gate bridge park. they are especially interested in the man in the jersey and the woman in the orange. the man never regained consciousness and was put to rest last friday. >>> it happened last sunday. a woman was shot in the throat while driving on west top. she was abl

again, clements found not guilty. >> i thank them for showing their strength and support. really, all of the media guys that have known me and all of my career -- >> a very emotional roger clemens. the nationals are off today, but this is a pivotal point in the season. don't panic. there is still 4 games in the lead. 3 staright losses maeskes it too early to panic. the middle of the lineup has to step up. they scored six runs, left 43 on a bad. zimmerman, one for 13 leading by bonn. his season average is just .239. it's up with the middle of the lineup, johnson? >> we need to be aggressive. we are not striking any fear in the opposing pitcher. they are having it too easy. >> things were rocking and rolling yesterday. reds mets in new york. how about this pick/ phenomenal double play right through the legs. let's go to l.a., dodgers and white sox. bottom in the 10th. winning run scores. the entire club comes out. that's it. they manhandled the poor guy. he is 100 pounds of nothing. then they put the old shaving cream pie on his face and roughed him up good. eli manning fath

>> we thought it was roberto clemente. >> jimmy: that is very surprising. >> my aunt told me it was trentanted it to be >> greauard pbillt? cartwright. [ laur >> just because his last name is cartwright. cartwright. y: was mike? he did do that. [ laughter ] was he someone you idolized growing up -- bill cartwright? >> yeah, he was one of them -- him and trip tucker. >> jimmy: did you ever meet him? have you ever had the opportunity? >> i thought for a long time clyde was my father -- clyde frazier. >> jimmy: yeah. >> that's why my middle name is spalding. clydes by spalding. i sound like dracula, right? clyde by spalding. >> jimmy: do you socialize with any of the players? >> no. >> jimmy: no, you don't? >> i've got a fiancee. you ain't coming around my woman. >> jimmy: i see. [ laughter ] you're just being very careful. [ cheers and applause ] >> see, you're supposed to watch >> jimmy: yah. >> but she's -- she's sitting right next to me, so i'm sitting like this. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, maybe it's better to watch it at home. womwatct frrent >> jimmy: well, sure. yeah, obviously. >>

the teenagers also played on the san clemente high school freshmen team which won their own league championshipatulations to everybody. >>> still ahead, disney's california adventure gets a redo. >> new look at rollercoasters you will see on your next visit. >>> breaking news in richmond. the contra costa county sheriff's department is on the scene of a drive-by shooting. sky 7 hd overhead at west ruby and first. deputies arrived in the past hour and found two people with gunshot wounds both victims were taken to the hospital. the again man got away. we'll update you on the story starting at 4:00 and on abc7news.com. >>> also today at 4:00, the new weight loss surgery for people who need to lose as little as 25 pounds. then the hack-a-thon that is teaching kids algebra. those stories and more later today. >>> finally, disney is done with its do over at the california adventure park. today marks the end of a five year, one billion dollar plus renovation. most of the new features rely on creatures and characters that come from pi g ar such as cars. >> carsland opens friday with three new rides. d

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possible action to review the existing place of entertainment conditions of rock it room, located at 406 clement street. >> to report on their activities, we kept the item on calendar because we wanted to track it and make sure we did not miss out on the timing. they have asked for a continuance, as the permit officer is on vacation, i think, and so with respect to this, we're asking that the commission to continue this item. we have been in communication with the venue. they are complying with conditions, and there are quite a few of them, says staff is requesting a continuance. i think he will be back in mid july, so if you wanted to be specific, it would be a second meeting in july, at the very earliest. president newlin: ok. any public comment on the continuance of the review of rock it room? commissioner: second. clerk: same house, same call? ok. thank you. president newlin: item seven, commissioner comments and questions. vice president joseph: the lineup is very cool. donate at the door as you come in. please all attend. president newlin: thank you. any public comment on that? [laughter]

i remember growing up on clement street. i have always lived around in richmond area, just being around a unique area of the richmond, discovering san francisco in the 1980's. >> i am hoping we can not support small businesses like this because they are the unique character that makes neighborhoods like this so rich and lively to live in. >> i have also been active as a community organizer. i worked at the chinese progressive association. i also worked at the mental health center in the richmond district. i have always been passionate about civil rights, equality for everyone. i have a 10-year-old daughter, so having a girl has made me much more sensitive to gender equality issues. i guess i have always been vocal about my politics, but as a supervisor, i have to listen to other perspectives and making decisions. >> very soon there will be of much more seniors in that area. we are trying to focus on whether a stop sign or stoplight might help. >> tried to look at issues of senior nutrition programs, alzheimer's research, eve

i'll never forget trying to explain this story as roger clements is going to face a prison sentence ore that his chances now certainly have improved going into the hall of fame now that he's been found not guilty. >> it will take a while to get in. if you were making a list of the 15 best players of all time, he would be on that list from a statistical standpoint. when you consider that he didn't in the steroid era it's frankly all the more remarkable. the issue though is that the people who run the baseball hall of fame, they make the people who won prohibition in this country look like the people who foundedvasion. these are the temporance folks. sometimes, you're aware that there are players who played under conditions of segregation,ty cob a terrible human being but they're yes this is sake rhett hallowed ground and someone like roger clements who is looked like as a steroid user. look at jeff bag well, how many numbers, terrific first baseman for the houston astros, never so much failed a drug test, never so much had people look at him cross eyed when he was actually playing for t

at tiene ventaja dos juegos a uno, el cuarto será el martes en miami >>antes de despedirme, roger clementidido que si los hombres no aparecen la ciudadella van a buscarlos. aquí les presentamos >>no se sabe si es por la culpa de la crisis económica, pero lo cierto es que en españa muchas mujeres estan teniendo dificultad para tener pareja. >>por eso a este hombre se le ocurrio hacer excursiones. >>las fu buscando a las mujeres por sitios como peluquerias, discotecas,dando tickets >>el es el mejor ejempl que el negocio si funciona, pues fue en una de estas excursiones donde encontró a su esposa. >>tengo 48 vengo de granada,oy de andalucia, vengo a todas s caravas, llevo veinte años divorciada >>has echado algún novio? >>si, estuve emparejada nueve meses. fue nito mientras duró >>el viaje es siempre a pueblos remotos, hoy el viaje será 4 horas por carretera. >>vemos como se preparaba el pueblo para la llegada de las solteras >>ququieres? >>una mujer que me quiera y que yo quiera >>soy separado, ella está en francia >>y quieres una mujer en tu vida? >>claro que la quiero. >>lo más curioso es

the clement foundation, park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the herb alpert foundation. supporting organizations whose mission is to promote compassion and creativity in our society. the bernard and audrey rappaport foundation. the john b. and catherine t. mcarthur foundation committed to billing a peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. and the betty and jesse fink foundation. the hkh foundation. barbara g. fleshman and by our sole corporate sponsor mutual of america. designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >>> welcome. if you're visiting a candidate this summer and looking for a thoughtful house gift, might we suggest a nice super pac? thanks to the supreme court and citizens united, they're all the rage among the megawealthy. all it takes is a little paperwork and a wad of cash and presto, you can have, as "the washington post" describes it, a "highly customized, highly personalized" political action committee. it's easy -- super pacs come in all amounts and affilia

made, i want to say it is a slow economy now and i hear from the business people from comment, -- clement, geary, and richmond. maybe we should look at other options that will not have this type of destruction. thank you. president adams: thank you. neck speaker. -- next speaker. >> thank you for bringing this up. i am the president of geary boulevard merchants association. this not the first time i have been in front of the small business commission in reference. there were good questions that were asked and i can answer. i was on the cac and we did propose a lane dedicated -- at one time we called it a diamond lane. every challenge they have put us through in claviers, we have passed a bill. it can have a bus lane here. police officers can now gives to goods. we put cameras in the front and back in inside the bus. synchronizing and lighting said the driver when he comes in if there was a red light, he can press the button. it is activated today. they're not using it. is going to work. -- it is going to work. we're trying to compromise and trying to talk to them. it would not talk to us.

>>mark: this was the second trial for clements. year ago a mistrial was declared after some missteps by the prosecution. >>justine: directors didn't convicted of spying on his gay roommate has been released from jail after serving 20 days of his 305. he volunteered to serve the sentence although he could have remained free while the case was being appealed. the case received widespread attention not only during the trial but in september of 2010 when his remains committed suicide just days after learning about the web camped spying incident. >>mark: we will be back, here is a live look outside of this tuesday morning. it is not to foggy at the golden gate, light traffic coming in and out of marin county. this >>mark: in bay area news, it has been a long time since oakland has seen a redevelopment project of this scale. the former oakland army base will be facility. it will bring thousands of jobs to the city. the city and developers have agreed to give oakland residents 50 percent of construction jobs for the project. applicants wi

the clement foundation, park foundation, dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical issues. the herb alpert foundation. supporting organizations whose mission is to promote compassion and creativity in our society. the bernard and audrey rappaport foundation. the john b. and catherine t. mcarthur foundation committed to billing a peaceful world. more information at macfound.org. and the betty and jesse fink foundation. the hkh foundation. barbara g. fleshman and by our sole corporate sponsor mutual of america. designing customized individual and group retirement products. that's why we're your retirement company. >>> welcome. if you're visiting a candidate this summer and looking for a thoughtful house gift, might we suggest a nice super pac?s hank ts nkhe t supreme court and citizens united, they're all the rage among the megawealthy. all it takes is a little paperwork and a wad of cash and presto, you can have, as "the washington post" describes it, a "highly customized, highly personalized" political action committee. it's easy -- super pacs come in all amounts and affil

i put that to pam bondi who led the 26 states and paul clement who represented them here at the highourt. bonnie said to me that florida officials are going to weigh that before they make any decision. clement said there are enough incentives built in this law that a number of states may go ahead and take the medicaid funding and medicaid folks even if they aren't happy about having to do it. shep? >> shepard: shannon bream outside the court for us this evening. so now what? much more coming on today's healthcare decision. including reports from ed henry at the white house and carl cammeron on how governor romney is reacting and what he is promising. that's minutes away. first, the republic controlled house of representatives voted to hold the attorney general of the united states in criminal contempt of our congress. that has never before happened in the 236 year history of this nation. it all has to do with that federal gun sting operation called fast and furious. it was, of course, designed to track weapons to high level arms traffickers. but the feds did not track a large number

made, i want to say it is a slow economy now and i hear from the business people from comment, -- clement, geary, and richmond. maybe we should look at other options that will not have this type of destruction. thank you. president adams: thank you. neck speaker. -- next speaker. >> thank you for bringing this up. i am the president of geary boulevard merchants association. this not the first time i have been in front of the small business commission in reference. there were good questions that were asked and i can answer. i was on the cac and we did propose a lane dedicated -- at one time we called it a diamond lane. every challenge they have put us through in claviers, we have passed a bill.

>> we thought it was roberto clemente. >> jimmy: that is very surprising. >> my aunt told me it was trentt to be michael ray richardson so bad. >> jimmy: you did, huh? >> the greatest point guard. that's the arguments about basketball. >> jimmy: who do you think is the greatest player of all time? >> bill cartwright. >> jimmy: bill cartwright? [ laughter ] >> just because his last name is cartwright. cartwright. >> jimmy: just because of that? well, michael jordan played with bill cartwright. >> you ever hear of bill cartwright? >> jimmy: bill was better than mike? he did do that. [ laughter ] was he someone you idolized growing up -- bill cartwright? >> yeah, he was one of them -- him and trip tucker. >> jimmy: did you ever meet him? have you ever had the opportunity? >> i thought for a long time clyde was my fat clyde clyde frazier. >> jimmy: yeah. >> that's why my middle name is spalding. clydes by spalding. i sound like dracula, right? clyde by spalding. >> jimmy: do you socialize with any of the players? >> no. >> jimmy: no, you don't? >> i've got a fiancee. you ain't coming around m

last night i was at the intersection of 24th avenue and clement street, and i saw three incidents. they were both right across the street from each other happening at the same time. one involved a bicyclist, won a pedestrian, a few minutes later, another incident with a pedestrian. there was almost an incident with a bicyclist. they did not happen but we need to start assessing every single intersection in the city for pedestrian safety. i do not know what the metrics are for that, but we need to think about this. adding more meters, parking meters throughout the city. these are tools for parking management. as we do this, we need to be able to tell people where we are adding the meters, that we will improve transit in specific ways to make it better for them, or we are to put more bicycle parking in or something. we need specific things that we will say to people. yes, we are where to put parking meters and, yes, you are going to pay for parking, but we are going to start with low costs and raise them incrementally and then we will improve transit and all these other thing we want

we've been asking you this question this morning, should clement's be voted into the hall of fame? we will share your answers throughout the show. that is something we really want to encourage you guys do which is shared with us on twitter. >>> timeout is 511, the new arrival to apple's ipad. and the price concerning privacy his 33 d maps. google and apple are working on the next generation of maps. high-tech claims are expected to capture images for the new maps. it gets calls for high- resolution images but some people are having privacy concerns. >>> i do not want them to seek my house and where i live. >>> if they give me an address i would like to look at it on google maps. >>> sumac is asking people to be able to opt out of the photo or have their images blurred. >>> this is called face.com they say they will work with facebook directly. no word how much facebook paid or what will they continue after the acquisition. and there is a new rival ted ipad. it services for the software giant, microsoft. microsoft is also developing their first computer. >>> let's not get a check wi