clement. >> thank you. i wanted to pick up where rick off. as he indicated, when the affordable care act was passed congress that f the president signed and it included a number of very deadlines, very specific formulas. hat has happened as the implementation deadlines have come to the fore is that the multiple tion on occasions has relaxed the deadlines, changed the rules, this part of the law, that part of the law won't go into ffect on the date congress specified. a lot of people, in looking at branch actions say it is contrary to the law doubt but they would somebody would have standing to bring a challenge to those executive actions. the executive here to essentially eliminate an law congress thought was important namely that members of congress and toir staffs would be subject the same healthcare system with the imitations as constituents, that provision has gh this opm resume likewise been relaxed. what we think makes this think nt and what we gives somebody -- and senator johnson and his staff members in articular -- standing to raise

>> stones town and clemente have been mentioned. we have a store in embarcadero and corner of market, sampson and sutter. >> no other stores in the city neighborhoods besides downtown. wasn't there one on ocean? >> many years ago there was one 1 on ocean street and marina. we had just a package store for a few years in union square. >> all right. thank you. >> commissioner antonini. >> i agree with the other commissioners, there is lots of neighborhood support and we are going from one formula retail use to another formula retail use. i just sort of question the, i too don't like the way the policy was enacted in the 300-foot which i think is too small an area and i agree with the speakers earlier. i'm not sure if this was applied in the same way the other measurements were made to this project. speaking to this project. the other thing i would have to look at the legislation that this commission had passed a while back whether it speaks to intensifying the amount of formula retail or only maintaining the amount of formula retail. b

he was joined by attorney paul clement who a.ued bettore the supreme court against the new health care law. al> i appre ate you coming this afternoon. is the counsel of recr this lawsuit. he is the president and founder of the wisconsin institute for law and liberty. he will be talking about the filing details and the basic legal case of this lawsuit. i have mr. paul clement -- he has been retained to consult on future potential appellate issues. of course, paul is a partner at the bancroft law firm here in d.c. he was the 43rd solicitor general of the united states under george w. bush. i became familiar with him because he was the attorney arguing against obamacare in front of the supreme court. i attended all four of those sessions. i am very grateful that these two gentlemen have joined me today. this is a lawsuit that i am filing against captain archuleta and the office of personnel and management to overturn their ruling that gives members of congress and their staff special treatment under the health care law. why am i doi

. >> clements home in free port new york backs on to a canal.andy's title surge buckled his dock and september water flowing through the windows into his first floor. a year later water rotted walls are still half gone. and papers are still drying out. >> three feet, that's when i knew this would be a problem. anything that i had propped up down here was not high enough. things floated that i wouldn't have managed. >> clements also applied for red cross assistance. >> i was a victim of super storm sandy, i suffer add financial loss, i suffered damage to my place of resident. i can not have adequate resources. i have not been reimbursed or exhausted by insurance government programs and those are all the things they asked you. >> that's it. >> how much do you think it will cost you to fix this? >> the way it works is you go around in circles. >> he found a contractor that prepared a detailed estimate, all at the request of the red cross, then he says he got two phone calls telling him his application was denied. >> i haven't heard from him since.

the archive of the entire internet is in sfro san francisco at clements street. they bought an old science chickening church their cataloging and have been every single page on the internet and there's free library. they were the largest employer for jobs now, when the money came out they hired one hundred and 50 people and they have a lot of people to work at the facility and they noticed housing. the people are not highly paid professionals they're paying above minimum wage but they bought a building housing across the street and planned to turn it into nonprofit housing they're putting nonprofits to get them to do the buying of the building. the biggest cost is debt service and they'll buy the building. they loved this ambiguous approach for nonprofit workings that is bought and owned by nonprofits. they'll share. it's an interesting combhept but their have been talking to the city of richmond. but they look at how to take the costs of this. they've been utilizing the fiber underneath the city and providing high-speed let the record reflect to the city. their

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barry bonds, sammy sosa, mark mcguire, robert clements and ravelo palmeiro losing support. >>> georgia upsets missouri in overtime. tied at 63. charles mann nails a crucial two-point shot. georgia wins it 70-64. >>> number four wisconsin badgers still perfect. 16-0. they defeat illinois 95-70 and keep their school best record. >>> over to the pros, the nets stop the golden state warriors nine-game winning streak. down to the wire. kevin garnett breaks up a pass to andre iguodala of the nets. 102-98. >>> jr smith was fined $50,000 for unsportsman-like conduct. he's crying too. he untied an opponent's shoelaces, not once, but twice, in games against dallas and then detroit. smith, known for his off court antics, he tweeted, he does this every game. getting a lot of $50,000 fines. >>> the heat are karaoking for underserved youth and teens. the january 27th charity event is hosted by miami's shane battier. it is $150 to be part of this. ♪ ♪ i'm sorry, miss jackson i am for real ♪ ♪ and it's all because of you ♪ >> ouch. bad voices, bad hair. i guess it is for a charity. >>> 49ers quarterba

of other top finishers from california were in the top six, including tyler fox, greg long of san clemente and anthony of santa cruz. kpix5. >> the winner was grant twiggy baker of south africa. baker had incredible rides like this one, and the waves are huge. up to 40 feet tall and this is what it is like to surf mavericks. >> the waves are pretty big. a couple 20-foot -- but it has a chopper and every time you're about to get your feet, it looks like there's no way you're going to make it and you know, i saw guys going on waves. it was just outrageous. >> he takes home $12,000 for coming in first. >> new video of justin bieber drag racing with police close behind. not only that, wait until you hear who he is comparing himself to. >> free crack pipes in san francisco? a controversial recommendation to the city's health department. >> and another warning for athletes and spectators going to the olympics in russia. what they are being told not to wear for their own safety. >> kpix5 high deaf doppler is dry once again tonight, but you won't believe what i've just added to our forecast. hint,

for more on this, let's bring in intel crawler president dan clements. he joins us by phone. we got a lot of worried viewers and listeners out there. how severe now is the threat? >> well, we are still monitoring the threat. we see merchants that are vulnerable to what we call these p.o.s. attacks and it's quite a little niche that's been burrowed out in the underground. >> how did you find out? >> we monitor the underground hundreds of forums as far as what's going on with cybercrime and we noticed this niche popped up about a year ago, and a lot of these youngsters have zeroed in on -- >> when you say youngster, dan, i notice some of your reports suggested a 17-year-old had not only developed this malware but also apparently is selling it. if you're a criminal underworld businessman, i guess, you can buy this software. >> well, yeah, we believe that a 17-year-old was the original author of the malware, but his deal was to allow you to download the software and then if you got any credit cards, he would share the profits with you. >> when did you first find out about this? y

. >> the hall is even farther away now if roger clements and barry bonds.r poll fall. the former astro craig biggio was a near miss needing two more votes to make it to cooperstown. >>> johnny manziel is taking his heisman to the pros. he declared for the nfl draft on wednesday. he leaves the college game with two more years of eligibility remaining. last year he became the first freshman to every win the heisman. he said he's ready to make the dream of becoming a pro quarterback a reality. >>> in nba, the golden warriors' winning streak stopped at ten games. kevin garnett scores 11 pointss in the fourth quarter as brooklyn win 1/02-98. the nets now have a season-high four-game winning streak. >>> and l.a. clippers staff blake griffin scored 21 points but noneover than this. he got a huge dunk over krimm trum freese. they win, 111-105. >>> when we return, award season kicks off. sandra bullock won big at the people's choice awards last night. like this because i can ♪ clothes [ female announcer ] when it comes to softness, shapes and styles only kleenex bra

clement talk about that, where we do have standing. i do believe i have the obligation to make this point to overturn this role. to try to reestablish the check and balance, that very careful balance that our founders put into the constitution. with that, i would like to turn it over. rick will talk about the legal issues. >> the lawsuit was filed this morning in the northern division of the eastern district of wisconsin, where senator johnson lives. the northern division sits in green bay. the case has been assigned to judge william greasback. when they passed the affordable care act, they knew that some people who had coverage with lose it. to acceptonfidence, for themselves what they were about to mandate, congress decided that the only coverage that would be made available to members and their staff was that which could be purchased on an aca exchange. there is no doubt about that. d3d provides that the only health care plan that can be offered to members or their staff are those that may be purchased under an exchange created unde

also, this friday december 13th, friday the 13th, our district 1, the richmond district, will host a clement street holiday shopping from 4 to 9:00 p.m. please come and support our local community based businesses. also, many of us may have been mourning the december 5th passing of nelson mandela and i wanted to ask if the board can end our meeting in commendation in memoriam of nelson mandela madiba. i wanted to say -- and i'm just going to improvise this one because i didn't really write anything up. i was expecting as our city [speaker not understood] the mayor's liaison to the board was reminding me there is an 8:00 a.m. in the rotunda celebration of nelson mandela's wife tomorrow, and i'm hoping that folks can join us. but for my comments on nelson mandela, when i had heard he had passed away on december 5th at the age of 95, a lot of strong emotions came through me. i don't know if others were active in the antiapartheid movement like i was, but mandela lived a full life at 95 years. he was imprisoned or 27 of those 95 years, over a quarter of his life. i think about the antiapartheid

baby survived the tragedy in volgograd and speaking out about the attacks russian analyst matthew clements tells us the bombings were intended to sell fear ahead of the olympics. the militants appear to be aiming to create the idea of a sustained operation to increase the psychological impact of these attacks and i think of course for friday there was a computer to go ski instructor a pole car bomb attack which left several dead so in quick succession we've seen three quite significant terrorist attacks targeting civilians and in particular the transport infrastructure and i think this is designed to really heighten the psychological impact of these attacks which we assess partly designed to try and create a sense of insecurity ahead of the winter olympic games to be held in sochi in february. on our website we've got investigators latest findings and opinions on who possibly staged the horrifying attack and what the terrorists might think they came also you'll be able to keep up to date on survivors conditions in hospital. rights groups say the situation in the central african republic is

see clemente. oh of course social integration is of significant value for european people's party. most of the prevention for prisoners. the second transfer sauce to exemptions for people who hate the state believing they will not make another one. it seems he doesn't dare you tell me what a stupid stupid to have a secluded beach. they did with that adorable. it is important to you. attention to them fifteen. that's why my community was given to fortune has to work in addition as such the scheme the king and warehouses as a couple that with the gospel out to economics. this is the primary aim to get the call. people should be interested in the kitchen the course. he's the man told him all the stress sia in fact we find in the uk and ten hits in seventy dollars sent to prison said it is time to tackle the criminal but he gets significantly know what the youth and drinks. for this purpose one called help but wonder if he stressed that more into society but full of people commit crimes of who was assigned me to get into that. time will tell. on the edge of the rehabilitation that posi

nhk world is clement you know tommy and tokyo shares a look at some other stories we're following this hour. i am the japanese prime minister has meant that his policies his first news conference of the year us weather officials are warning people to stay at home to avoid exposure to life threatening temperatures authorities in ecuador

nhk world is clement you know tommy and tokyo shares a look at some other stories we're following this hour. i am the japanese prime minister has meant that his policies his first news conference of the year us weather officials are warning people to stay at home to avoid exposure to life threatening temperatures authorities in ecuador have identified the suspects attacked by japanese honeymoon couple the country's president is calling it. even scrub japan's prime minister is facing a number of challenges as he gets down to business for the new year. she has a lot that touched on some of the work ahead in its first news conference of two thousand and fourteen. he's calling for dialogue with china and south korea to improve relations. father faced criticism after his visit last month to yesterday shrine in tokyo. the shrine honors japan's war dead including military and political leaders convicted of war crimes after world war two. on the map. the idea of one bag out of the type of listening to a filipino because there are challenges and problems. i believe we should be open to dialogue

>> reporter: now, some of the other top finishers were tyler fox of appears to, greg long of san clemente and anthony from santa cruz. thousands came out to watch. many of them seeing this sport for the first time. >> appear. >>> reporter: you really know a sporting events is huge when it draws in the casual nonsports fan. today the mavericks surfing invitational brought them in by the thousands. have you ever been to a surf contest before? >> no. >> reporter: do you know any of the surfers by name? >> i have no idea. >> reporter: do you know anything about surfing? >> no. >> reporter: what do you know about mavericks. it's now a destination for the greatest surf guys conquering the fast-moving walls of water. it's a major international happening streamed live around the world. an event with enough gravity to take people out of their normal orbit. >> we had never done anything like this before. it's a great time just to say you were here in california. we're here. >> reporter: nevermind the fact that spectators can't even get close to the beach anymore after rogue waves wiped out crowds a

is in on it too as the latest week's clément contract advise and control it remotely without the consentfrom the owner or apple it wasn't the only information to emerge this week in the german magazine der spiegel it also claimed the agency intercepts freshly bought laptops and bugs them with spyware infiltrate software and hacks servers in order to get to their targets journalist david seaman says after the scandalous exposure of the n.s.a. people will never trust companies the way they used to. my understanding of it is that this is extremely widespread but is not so much the companies cooperating with the n.s.a. as it is the n.s.a. pouring tremendous amounts of money and talent into developing these hacks we're talking about complete orwellian control of innocent people's phones and innocent people's computers and laptops and i think that it undermines the basic faith and confidence in american tech companies this is going to lead to a massive loss of revenue technology has the power to lift all of us up to provide more innovation and transparency that ever before in human history and

. ♪ our captain is joaquin san clemente, something of a legend in these parts, and his co-pilot is captainyes. >> it's mystical. they develop this sensibility with the plane. there's no intel in sight here, no software. they have gps, but that's about it. it's beautiful, you know, they have to sense everything. they know when the sound of the plane is not right. it's just man and machine. >> the weather is the big unknown around here. it's changeable enough to ground planes in remote places if they hang around for too long. we have to make one stop on the way to pick up more cargo. vital cargo, by the way. ♪ the land we're passing over is beautiful and lush, but the life of those below has been anything but. >> colombia seems to be trapped in a vicious circle. >> farc has used the territory as a haven for kidnapping. >> until recently most of the news coming out of this part of colombia was not good. it was a front line in the war on drugs, for lack of a better term, and colombia's long struggle with the farc, a marxist guerrilla force financed by drug trafficking, kidnapping and covert as

the president changed his traditional new year's address location from the clement to the blast in the russian far east where he's currently on an unexpected visit. we knew we are with those affected by major floods which happens in the region. last summer what's important. the more things to talk about us spoke about the challenges at work after facing two thousand and thirteen including the two way this is their attacks to be little doubt that the president listens with its condolences to the families of victims of white people white all the necessary support and help and also promised to continue fighting terrorists until they are completely defeated. ninety percent the friends school in the mallow hands into the ceilings of these atrocious acts of terror will he tell that we can listen to messages and points against terrorists that is until they often lead to the beach. what clinched it the statement was made it seven hours before the new era in moscow last time difference between the capital and the brightest and while traditionally the president say new year's addresses are watch

tom clements was someone who set such ambitious goals. it's been not quite a year since tom's death. a few months ago, i spoke at a convention of the international association of corrections that was held in colorado springs. i described that when tom was murdered he was in the midst of major overhauls to the department of corrections. he was reforming administrative segregation, which most of us recognize as solitary confinement, and he was about to re-engineer the parole system. tom saw the entrenched problems. but he never gave up. he saw what could and what should be. his philosophies and strategies were never about locking people up, but rather, everything tom did-really his whole life-was about striving to unlock humanity. it is a tragic, awful irony that an inmate put on parole directly from administrative segregation showed up at his door and killed him. but that is not what defines tom. part of tom's legacy is everything that was discussed at that convention. these were directors of correctional facilities, people who worked in w

joining us now, bloomberg consumer reporter clemente and. i do so much for joining us. all about emerging markets. -- in americamuch it delivered really good sales growth. people are buying more expensive things. western europe was improving. andlook at emerging markets it is just harder out there for consumer goods companies. >> it isthat they are off-center in a cost-cutting program. >> no surprise at all. this is something a lot of people are doing. it is a mess on every single region really. it is a mixture of problems in china with the government cracking down on extravagance, a mixture of fluctuating currencies in latin america and also tough conditions in places like nigeria. >> tough conditions everywhere for a lot of companies. thank you so much, clementine fletcher. for more on this story, we are joined by diageo's chief executive ivan menezes. great to have you on the program. talk to me about how concerned you were by the slowdown in emerging markets. companytrength of our is diversity in geography and category. before i come to emerging markets, the develop

some of these cement, steel, paper names give you could see the governor clement, close the names thatare doing well with the company, therefore big names gain more march -- more market share. of course,that, but when you look at what is going on there, normally these people are way interested in staples, internet stocks and health care. done to death effectively to >> is interesting. -- effectively. >> is interesting. you are absolutely right. when we look at msci china, everybody else says that it is cheap. but it is cheap. but when you strip out the soa and sanctioned enterprises, it jumps to the high teens. so those new china names are expensive. will there be any upside surprises here? thehe other aspect is middle class and you have to buy to that, don't you? >> yes. in the past, china has been buying a lot of green associated goods. and they don't like to think about their make up. as the middle class matures, you see a gravitation towards life insurance names. people are thinking about growing old, etc. >> and we have the corruption of as well. is that really taking its toll on

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when i asked about the likelihood of a 1-year-old getting caught, clements said he is untouchable thearned the attack on neiman marcus started back in july and wasn't fully contained until this past sunday. the luxury retailer has not disclosed how many customers were affected by the breach. target will send representatives to testify before the house commerce committee early next month. shares hit a 52-week low in today's session. you can see the big red arrow there. ashley: a 17-year-old kid in his bedroom in st. pete's pete's -- st. petersburg, pulled off so much data? what is he doing with the data. >> he is selling it. he is an agent. nine other individuals are tracked by intel crawler, anymore attacks they're very possible at this point. i asked him, are the governments going to cooperate to try to get this buy? magnitude of this situation is so high but it is very difficult to do that because he has been on the move, dan clemments the president of intel crawler, says in the span of his whole career he never seen anything like this. the double-whammy target, they will be fined f

dan clements, a cybersecurity expert and head of intercrawler. what do you think? is the chip the answer? >> it is one of the answers. just another hurdle that could make it harder for the bad guys to hit credit and debit cards. melissa: why is it safer than a card? >> it embeds the number an encrypts. it is hard for bad guys to get it out of your wallet or get the particular pin number. melissa: in this particular case would it have made a difference? >> in this particular case the hackers got pin numbers which are encrypted and they're trying to descript them in the underground. in this particular case i'm not so sure it would make a difference. melissa: not terribly reassuring. how much more does it cost for something that may not have prevented the problem? >> the problem is not born by the consumer. >> of course it is. it always is. >> they will end up getting it passed along, you're right. it is a business case for the card associations to try to pay for that chip and pin technology. melissa: how much does it cost per card? i assume that is one of the reasons

her name is angela clement. >> she is being treated about adequately the way that she should be. been in the very beginning. by her name. hopefully we are at least giving her an opportunity to see if there can be any improvement. >> 13-year-old girl in the eighth grade deserve as chance. >> the owner of brain injury clinic in new york called new beginnings says they do not have jahi now but left open the possibility she might be transferred there at some poin point. in oakland laura anthony abc 7 news. >> one more note on this. in a court filing the doctor who treated jahi at children hospital oakland says she was already showing signs of post mortem deterioration. >> well doctors say it's not too late to get the flu shot as more and more people are getting the virus across the united states and here in california. as you can see here about half the u.s. reports wide spread out brick of the flu. hardest hit states include oregon and nevada. california has seen regional outbreak so far. santa clara county reported california first flu death last week. that victim tested positive f

paul clemente. >> right. >> he's making a second appearance. all right. panel, byron was busy on twitter today. he tweeted, "one small, good thing about obamacare finally being in effects -- some liberals feel free to admit it was a trick all along." and a second, "a deceptively sneaky way to get a single-payer system." byron, what do you mean by your tweets today? >> deceptively sneaky is a quote from a liberal writer in the "new republic," who wrote an article today. he was actually -- responding to a column that michael moore had written in "the new york times." moore is disappointed that obamacare is sort of the peacemeal system that it is -- piecemeal system that it is. he wanted a single-payer government system. and he was saying be patient. it was designed to get to single payer in the end because it imposes all sorts of burdens on people. and they're going to complain to government for relief. it creates a lot of really inadequate coverage for a lot of people who are then going to go to congress, and congress' respond will ultimately be to grant m

generation, it boggles my mind that the baseball writers are sank tim ownius about barry bonds and roger clements and barry ruso gets in the back door. makes a mockery about the hard line of performance enhancing drugs. >> mike piazza did not get in, sammy soso with home runs. is it clear, and roger clemmens would have been a shoe in. if he had retired the first time and not come back or retired and not taken steroids, is it clear that these guys will never get in. >> that's clear. it's like the expression from the dark knight. die a hero or live long enough to become a villain. that's what the guys did. it bothers me, because it's supposed to be a museum of baseball history, now it's a one that doesn't have the all-time leader, and the best time pitcher. i don't see how it represents baseball if they don't exist in the building. and the guy that hit most runs in the season, mark mcquire. >> big news from the world of soccer. a german player on the german team. tom as hiltsberger announced he's gay. how much of an impact do you think he'll have because of the international platform. >> i think it

accident 15 years ago in order to avoid child sex abuse charges now under arrest. 55-year-old daniel clement taken into custody in montana where he has been living under a different name and identity. >>> first lady of france is ending more than a week long stay at the hospital. she was admitted after a report surfaced over an alleged affair between her husband -- sort of husband -- and an actress. you want to weigh in on that? >> i don't. thanks for asking, though. >>> president obama and congress may be heading on a collision course. in his weekly address, the president laying out an ambitious agenda for the year and suggesting that he's willing to bypass congress to get things done. listen. >> i want to work with congress this year on proven ways to create jobs, like building infrastructure and fixing our broken immigration system. where congress isn't acting, i'll act on my own to put opportunity within reach for anyone who is willing to work for it. >> and take a look now, this is a brand-new gallup poll shows americans want the president and congress to make the economy their top prior

accident 15 years ago in order to avoid child sex abuse charges is now under arrest. 55-year-old daniel clement chafe was taken into custody in montana where he had been living under a different name and identity. >>> florida law makers plan to introduce a new bill that would make bullying illegal in the sunshine state. it would make bullying a first degree misdemeanor and possibly a felony if police find enough evidence of a real threat. >>> president obama making jobs the focus of his weekly address, saying he wants to help bring back jobs lost in the recession, but critics say his administration is part of the problem for making it easy to be jobless. >>> reaction now pouring in over nsa reforms. president obama proposing new limits on the spy agency that would restrict its access to the telephone records of millions of americans. the issue hardly put to rest as big questions still remain. elizabeth pran is live in washington with the latest. >> reporter: as much as we learn of tweaks to the storage systems, we are working much of the programs will stay intact. the u.s. will no longer monito

other top finishers rounding out the top people were tyler fox of aptos, greg long of san clemente and anthony of santa cruz. so ken, there were a couple of californians in the top 6 but a south african won the mavericks invitational. >> i'm wondering how much of the attraction is, you know, that ultimate wipeout that's going to happen at some point? you know, this is an invitation nol not just anybody who thinks they are a surfer can get out there. these are men who are hand- picked. these only a couple of dozen of these men. you get a chance to talk to any of them? >> reporter: didn't get a chance to talk to them. their timing and our timing to get this story on the air didn't work out. they are coming out of the water about the time we're putting our stories together. so -- but i do know that a lot of these men have a lot of experience. you do end have a lot of newbies here. not a lot of young guys. there's a lot of older surfers in their 30s and 40s who have to know the wave, have to know this break, have to know how it pitches and where to go and when to take off, hold back. there

. >> representing the national football league will be paul clement, who will be flanked by anastasia from the national football league, and also beth wilkinson from paul weiss... >> narrator: they insisted the league had done nothing wrong. >> let's be clear. we strongly deny those allegations that we withheld any information or misled the players. and if we have to defend this suit, as paul was alluding to, we will do that and be able to make those factual allegations. but we absolutely deny those allegations. >> narrator: but away from the cameras, the two sides were engaged in tense court-ordered negotiations. >> the players, initially, they were requesting around $2 billion or a little more than $2 billion, and what we've been told is the nfl was offering virtually nothing-- they were offering "peanuts," as one person said. >> narrator: the players believed they had significant leverage-- a threat to the nfl. >> the threat was that the doctors and trainers, neuropsychologists, maybe owners, maybe commissioners and ex-commissioners, were going to have to testify under oath as to w

so, when gunnery sergeant robert clement showed up at their high school during an assembly on thursdayhis 9-year-old son was stunned. and everyone, everyone in the school was sobbing. [ cheers and applause ] >> i'm just happy. >> my number one value, you know, is family. so, definitely being reunited with them is -- i've just been waiting. it really is. >> just the most amazing things to see. he could not possibly squeeze his son tighter and his son squeezing him back there. oh, my goodness! the marine, this guy thanks his wife, who hatched the whole idea with a lot of help from the school. she was also crying, as you can imagine, saying her eyes were watering so much. she had trouble using her camera. >> oh, wow. >>> super bowl smackdown. the big game just two days away. the trash talk between the teams, whoo-hoo-hoo! andy scholes live from super bowl boulevard, right after the break. [ garner ] there's a lot of beautiful makeup out there to cover up flaws and make skin look pretty. but there's one that's so clever, it makes your skin look better even after you take it off. neutrogena

as such, guys who would otherwise seem like blots base said on numbers, clements, bonds, sosa, mcguireto get enough votes. these days, milestones like 300 wins for a pitcher or 500 home runs for a slugger no longer mean an automatic trip to cooperstown if voters think you cheated. 2014 inductee greg maddux said he never cheated but new plenty who did. >> there was a lot of guys taking the stuff when we were playing, but never really worried about it. you know, i think guys were doing it because they felt it gave them an advantage, a chance to be better, you know, it wasn't right, you know. it was cheating, and, you know, so many guys were doing it that, you know, it was what it was, but you looked in the mirror and take care of yourself and go out there and be as good as you can. >> four years, maddux with tom glavin, doesn't envy the difficult job of sorting out the candidates from the steroid era. >> there's maybe different classification of guys, guys that maybe people know they failed a test, some guys that they're strongly suspicious are, guys that they're like well, i really don'

guys like clements, bonds, and sosa had no shot, despite great tats. they remain tainted by repeated ped allegation. >> the steroid era had a huge impact last year on hall of fame voting. no one made it in. it wasn't much of a surprise, considering so many first time candidates were linked to steroid use such asbury bonds, mark mcguire and sammy sosa along with roger clements and rafael palmero. mike piazza was never confirmed, but rumors were rampant enough that he addressed them in his autobiography saying: >> eligible is four time cy young award winner maddux and frank the big hurt thomas who blasting 521 homers with a .301 batting average was outspoken against p.e.d. users calling for banning them from the hall. tom glavin with 305 wins over his pitching career, but the trend of players with agree numbers being kept out due to suspicion will be a yearly ritual until the steroid era cycles through the record books. jessica taft, aljazeera. >> to the hardwood, it's been nearly 40 years since the golden state warriors won an nba championship. this sea

but the last years of their marriage, after they went to n clemente in exile, they would have dinners a tremendous amount about the tender and connected way they were when richard nixon was out of power, and it was a great thing. because she was the most american -- most admired american. 14 times. including in san clemente after the resignation. >> and an amazing moment for anybody following this relationship, was the end when pat nixon passed away and richard nixon for the first time in his life really revealed how -- an emotionally vulnerable moment when he absolutely collapsed. >> and there are videos that -- >> shocking, and afterwards, he was self-conscious about it. but he couldn't help himself. >> he couldn't control himself. he had a handkerchief, he was covering his mouth, crying uncontrollably. later, he leaned on nancy reagan's arm and started crying again. he absolutely was devastated. >> and you say he never recovered from her death. >> he never recovered from her death, and monica crowley, his foreign policy assistant, heard him a couple days after -- he said, it's emp

paul clement -- he has been retained to consult on future potential appellate issues.course, paul is a partner at the bancroft law firm here in d.c. he was the 43rd solicitor general of the united states under george w. bush. i became familiar with him because he was the attorney arguing against obamacare in front of the supreme court. i attended all four of those sessions. i am very grateful that these two gentlemen have joined me today. this is a lawsuit that i am filing against captain archuleta and the office of personnel and management to overturn their ruling that gives members of congress and their staff special treatment under the health care law. why am i doing this? there are two basic reasons. the first is, i think it is a basic issue of fairness. i really do believe that the american people expect and have every right to expect that members of congress should be fully subject to all of the rules and laws that congress imposes on the rest of america. it is not the case with the health care law. particularly with this office of personnel management ruling. yo

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