. >> reporter: she wrote "hometown, field of cole." it's about a man who clears debris along the river side to plant cole flowers. he wants the blossoms to encourage people not to give up. >> i'm not doing anything extraordinary, but if i can clean up this whole place, i hope i can get everyone to smile again. if the town is covered by pretty cole flowers, smiles would

david cole? >> that is quite remarkable. two things are remarkable.one, everybody thought kennedy was the decisive vote here, that if he went with the liberals, it would be upheld. if you want with the conservatives, it would be struck down. in fact, he went with the conservatives and chief justice roberts turned out to be the one who broke from the conservatives and went with the court with the liberals to uphold the law. the sector remarkable thing, at least from the opening line of justice kennedy's, the conservative justices joined by kennedy in this instance would have not only invalidated the individual mandate, they would have struck down the entire statute because one particular provision they conclude it was unconstitutional. that is a really remarkable position, and really put us way back beyond square one in terms of starting over. >> and the idea this continues, a private entrance, will stop the momentum for saying clearly the whole system is broken? >> well, yes, but you cannot let the perfect the enemy of the good. this is a law, as hill

cole, what is a provost? >> guest: well, it is different is that the universities. at columbia was mr. inside as opposed to outside. and i basically ran all the programs come all the deans, vice presidents of the various schools. i reported to me. i also had substantial control over the budget here. i was running the internal operations of the university. i was in charge of the tenure system. i heard of her 700 cases and is a great friend come a great learning experience because i promised myself i would read whatever i was able to understand and get illiberal education through doing that. so the president was concentrating a great deal on the outside of the university, particularly fundraising and publicity and legislation in congress or in the state legislature. no extraordinarily important decisions are made without his approval of course, but i was basically running the inside. >> host: what you do not university? >> guest: i went back to my first love, teaching and doing research. trustees are kind enough to make the university professor, which means you can te

. >> reporter: she wrote "hometown, field of cole." it's about a man who clears debris along the river side to plant cole flowers. he wants the blossoms to encourage people not to give up. >> i'm not doing anything extraordinary, but if i can clean up this whole place, i hope i can get everyone to smile again. if the town is covered by pretty cole flowers, smiles would return to people's faces. >> reporter: she returned on may 11. >> reporter: the area overflowed with color. after hearing about the man's passion, locals and volunteers helped plant the flowers. >> translator: how are you? you look well. >> reporter: once again, she found the man. >> translator: the flowers are a symbol of everyone's love and cooperation. one day a field of cole. >> translator: the dream came true. >> translator: yes, if we wish hard enough, dreams do come true. >> reporter: the field of flowers became a place where survivors heal. after returning to tokyo, she put together another story about the field of flowers. she says she feels for the people waiti

. >> reporter: she wrote "hometown, field of cole." it's about a man who clears debris along the riverside to plant cole flowers. he wants the blossoms to encourage people not to give up. >> translator: i'm not doing anything extraordinary, but if i can clean up this whole place, i hope i can get everyone to smile again. if a town is covered by pretty cole flowers, smiles would return to people's faces. >> reporter: ishizawa returned to otsuchi on may 11th. the area overflowed with color. after hearing about the man's passion, locals and volunteers helped plant the flowers. >> translator: how are you? you look well. >> reporter: once again, ishizawa found the man. his name is bunzo kaneyama. >> translator: the flowers are a symbol of everyone's love and cooperation. one day a field of cole. >> translator: the dream came true. >> translator: yes, if we wish hard enough, dreams do come true. >> reporter: the field of flowers became a place where survivors heal. after returning to tokyo, ishizawa put together another story about kaneyama'

. >>> a new music video by kimberly cole. there is a surpris dd >>> you no longer need nasa to get into space. space x testing a rocket engine and doing a static test meaning it is strapped to the ground. watch this. that's pretty impressive. it is 147,000 pounds of thrust. the engine fire for a full duration of what an actual mission would be, 185 seconds. they brought this thing to full tilt and gave it a couple more blasts so pretty much simulated an entire launch sequence for their falcon nine rocket. the engine went up, nothing blew up. everything did what it was supposed to. i think it is cool pre ng this. >> it is a huge change. they are a first of their kind. >>> big news for us because finally the video for kimberly cole's single "you make me want to" has dropped. way back when our friend keith auditioned for kimberly's video. all this time we have been wondering if he is in the actual video. watch what happens here. kimberly accidently injures one of her dancers. >> what are they going to do? >> kimberly says she ha

david cole? >> that is quite remarkable. two things are remarkable. one, everybody thought kennedy was the decisive vote here, that if he went with the liberals, it would be upheld. if you want with the conservatives, it would be struck down. in fact, he went with the conservatives and chief justice roberts turned out to be the one who broke from the conservatives and went with the court with the liberals to uphold the law. the sector remarkable thing, at least from the opening line of justice kennedy's, the conservative justices joined by kennedy in this instance would have not only invalidated the individual mandate, they would have struck down the entire statute because one particular provision they conclude it was unconstitutional. that is a really remarkable position, and really put us way back beyond square one in terms of starting over. >> and the idea this continues, a private entrance, will stop the momentum for saying clearly the whole system is broken? >> well, yes, but you cannot let the perfect the enemy of the good. this is a law, as hil

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renne, inspector van cole, bernadette robinson. they worked extensively. having work that they view for the last 15 months during the evening and during the day and having experience, the dynamics of the club at 550 barneveld and things that affect us, trying to provide public safety services, it is quite and efficient plan. it is doable. it is quite fair to come back in six months. the idea of the permit was under much discussion in april, but it is fair for us to evaluate whether that condition should be lifted. i will answer your questions if you have any. president newlin: i think you are aware that your father was my training officer when i got out of the academy in 1970 in central park station. he is responsible -- >> i am aware of that now. president newlin: that is the only question i have. >> i will pass that along. president newlin: is there anybody else from the police department that wants to comment about this? seeing none, we will open it up for public comment. are there people from the public here to comment on this? no. ok. the matter is be

details about another champion, now, from our man, cole wright, at espn. >> good morning. cole wright here with your "sportscenter" update. let's head straight to omaha, nebraska. andy lopez and arizona, looking to take out the south carolina gamecocks. south carolina, in prime position, with a runner on third. but joey pankake said see you later. moving to the ninth now. top nine. same score. two on for brandon dixon. mr. dixon, doubled down the line. that would russell retzsnyder to the house. trent gilbert, barreling out that fastball. that would plate a pair. arizona would take a 4-1 advantage. home half of the ninth. bases stuffed for the gamecocks. tanner english, hanging out at fave corners. he hits a seed. but gilbert, his glove was golden. two outs. grayson griner, the only grand slam of the season. but that right there, nothing doing. arizona wins this one 4-1. they're your college world series champions for 2012. andy loenz becomes just the second coach to win college world series titles with two different schools. arizona, capturing their fourth college world s

i like to do cole slaw with a twist. help me out. red bell pepper.or and texture. some fresh pineapple. >> i love that part of it. >> the pineapple is going to do sweetness. that's your tropical flair. if you don't want pineapple, you can also do mango. then fresh cilantro as well. >> hi, guys. welcome to my barbecue. >> they smell the food. >> this is vinegar and sugar. al loves vinegar cole slaw. it's a lot lighter than heavy mayonnaise-based dressing. pour that on. >>ics it in. >> salt. >> tell us about our drink while i mix things. >> a little salt and pepper on that. the last thing is, it's going to be hot outside, you want something cool and refreshing. ginger lemonade. it's a caribbean drink. you see a lot of fresh ginger. it kicks it up a little bit. ginger is an energy boost ter. >> take a shot of that. that is going to get your party going. >> you are fantastic. good stuff. >> jerk chicken, sweet pineapple cole slaw and your drink. >> have a great day. guys, i'm home! sara lee one hundred percent whole wheat bread. with thirteen grams of wh

i would add cole valley. we can discuss lower hataight. mr. mcdonnell: objection to japan town-fillmore? objection to the north of panhandle? objection to cole valley? all right. there will be three neighborhoods listed or recognized in d 5. can we -- >> can we keep in those listed here? mr. mcdonnell: ok. the proposal to list each of them. any objection to listing them? any objection? we move forward. district 6. from the consultants, we remove all of those. referring to ms. tidwell's list. >> we left the tenderloin out entirely. that was one of our primary concerns. mr. mcdonnell: we are on 6 now. so, tenderloin. >> we look at district consultants now? where are we? mr. mcdonnell: we are on district 6. this is the consultants lists list association. all of those will come off. we will now refer to ms. tidwell's list. mission bay, south beach, rincon hill, treasure island, filipino community, and the tenderloin just added by ms. melara. >> are we keeping it together in district 6? >> we did not fully achieve that for the mission, either. mr.

. >> professor cole, what about the student loan issue? is that a threat to the fact that there's a trillion dollars out there in student loans, is that a threat to the system to? >> i think it's a mixed story. i mean, ironically the wealthiest universities with the most prestigious students who come out of their experiences with the lowest student loans. the average graduate of harvard now, i think graduates with about $7000 in loans. but if you go to a private university or even a public university without that kind of endowment, you are very likely to have $100,000 or $150,000 worth of loans. and the whole cost structure of higher education has to be rethought it seems to me. that will be part of the next book that i actually am writing at the moment. so i do think that the cost and the loans problem is difficult. it is particularly difficult for those small enterprises that are living off of federal loans. we're the likelihood of this loans being repaid is very, very low. and that is very, very unfortunate because these institutions ar

i would add cole valley. we can discuss lower hataight. mr. mcdonnell: objection to japan town-fillmore? objection to the north of panhandle? objection to cole valley? all right. there will be three neighborhoods listed or recognized in d 5. can we -- >> can we keep in those listed here? mr. mcdonnell: ok. the proposal to list each of them. any objection to listing them? any objection? we move forward. district 6. from the consultants, we remove all of those. referring to ms. tidwell's list.

i thought i was going to die. >> instead, the gunman strikes gerald cole on the head, knocking him to the floor. >> he hits me on the right side of my face. at one point, i just thought that my life that was just over. >> i personally thought that they were going to rough him up because he was trying to get out. >> terrified, cole stays face down on the ground while the gunman continues to rob the other customers. >> my friends that were sitting in front of me, she had hid a purse behind her back and he saw that and came and snatched her purse and put it on the table and told her, empty out this purse. i am guessing she was still in shock because she was moving in slow motion just taking it out, one by one. piece by piece. >> they wanted money. wallets, jewelry. he came up behind me and patted me on my wallet that was in the pocket of my pants. he is like, give me your wallet. i said, buddy, let me give you all the cash i got but let me keep my wallet for my i.d. and social security card. >> they were screaming and yelling to open up the register. >> the camera shows the thieves empty

zachary cole, madison minolo. what a wonderful family. a mass will be held at st. peter's catholic church july 2, with a lunceoheon to follow at sout hseh sea seafood village. they ask for donations to the building fund, and -- the rest i'll submit. thank you. president chiu: i want to join in the in memoriams supervisor mar made, mrs. mar -- their family was shaped by her, and professor james hibayashi. he will leave a great legacy. i will join in the comments that supervisor campos made about the conversation at the land use committee. for those who didn't watch it, it is worth spending time. i am troubled there were representations made around finances that changed. i was troubled that we will not be allowed to review financial information. we have to vote on a development agreement. cpmc could escape obligtions based on these projections. i know this conversation will be ongoing. this is a topic we should be focused on. i do have one legislative item. i have had my staff -- we have done work on how our buildings in san francisco can be made more green. we used

. >> catching up with the fourth place finisher, cole whitt. pretty solid day out there, how would you assess it? >> it feels good to get a good run especially after rebounding, getting a little buried back in the back. it's cool, shows how strong we are. testament to the team, you know, it's pretty cool. it's been fun getting them involved. they've been great, showing a lot of hospitality. the nationwide series is pretty cool. i was having fun watching james and them back there and austin gave me a good run for my money. it's cool to have nationwide insurance make this happen to us. thanks to everybody who makes it happen and junior motorsports for giving me a chance. >> congratulations, have a good run. >> thank you. >> allen, when the crew chief came on board his job was get this kid's confidence back and de a good job there. >> he did. cole whitt in fourth today. the man in victory lane, joey logano, celebrating a win. >> whoo! >> well, the hottest driver in nascar, just got hotter after winning a cup race, last week's sprint cup race, now

zachary cole, madison minolo.

it says the n-line is doe lay because of a problem atcal karl and cole.hey have delays on -- they -- at karl and cole. they have delays there. it's u.n. clear if it's testimony -- they are blocking muni. so we don't know for a little bit here. northbound 280, traffic is moving along relatively have, as you drive up to the valley. although it's still a little bit slow. >>> let's take a look at the bay bridge that's not been all of that great there. it's a little -- we had terrible delays last week. all right. westbound 237 as you cross 880, stings are still outle in the lawrence expressway. >>> hello, steve. >> wetting a little gety. yesterday, we were 0 degrees in the inlan it's upper 70s. temperatures are on interest way down -- inland temperatures, upper 70s. temperatures are on their way down. this week we'll -- lucky to get bast the%. livermore, 79, 78 today. san jose now mostly cloudile -- 94, we'll go 70s today. high pressure there. lot a lot of plane and why low means -- a lot of planes. the low cloud deck continues to charge inland. 50s on the tem

. >> catching up with the fourth place finisher, cole whitt. pretty solid day out there, how would you assess it? >> it feels good to get a good run especially after rebounding, getting a little buried back in the back. it's cool, shows how strong we are. testament to the team, you know, it's pretty cool. it's been fun getting them involved. they've been great, showing a lot of hospitality. the nationwide series is pretty cool. i was having fun watching james and them back there and austin gave me a good run for my money. it's cool to have nationwide insurance make this happen to us. thanks to everybody who makes it happen and junior motorsports for giving me a chance. >> congratulations, have a good run. >> thank you. >> allen, when the crew chief came on board his job was get this kid's confidence back and de a good job there. >> he did. cole whitt in fourth today. the man in victory lane, joey logano, celebrating a win. >> whoo! >> well, the hottest driver in nascar, just got hotter after winning a cup race, last week's sprint cup race, now

. ♪ it's not for me to say ♪ you love me nat king cole... ♪ mona lisa, mona lisa ♪ men have named youduced us to one of the greatest vocal groups of all time. the legendary platters... ♪ they asked me how i knew ♪ ♪ my true love was true ♪ ♪ what a difference a day makes ♪ ♪ 24 little hours ♪ ♪ many a tear has to fall ♪ but it's all in the game i'll never forget the first hit by connie francis... ♪ who's sorry now? ♪ ♪ ♪ who's sorry now? ♪ ♪ all alone am i ♪ ever since your goodbye ♪ at last ♪ ♪ my love ♪ has come along peter, that has to be the most beautiful wedding song of all time. you are so right, debby. in a minute, we're going to tell you how you can own all these beautiful songs. but right now, let us get back to the music. ♪ moon river ♪ wider than a mile ♪ someday ♪ when i'm awfully low ♪ and the world is cold ♪ i will feel a glow ♪ just thinking of you ♪ i saw the harbor lights ♪ they only told me ♪ we were parting ♪ sometimes i wonder ♪ why i spend ♪ the lonely nights wow, nat king cole singing stardust. it just doesn't get any better than that. as a singer, i have come t

this is the fifth or sixth draft of our group working with inspector van cole. you should have it. it is 16 conditions. the one of them i had a long conversation with vice chair joseph today. because of our relinquishing of our right to operate whenever we wanted after-hours, and this is basically as a show of good faith to the police, let us show what kind of operation we are going to have, let us show what kind of parties we are going to book, and we will come back and talk about it in six months, a review of how we operated and were there any incidents, and then talk about it. i know it is an odd request, coming from me. usually, i do not like to curtail my clients' first amendment rights. in this situation, i think it is the best -- these conditions represent something that is good for the city, good for sfpd, good for my client, good for the entertainment industry. i would request that you not pick apart these conditions, because it is pretty well- crafted and agreed to. i have also handed out an amendment to the state's security plan, which is basically the general operations

cole wright here with your "sportscenter" update. yankees trying to increase the nine-game winning streak to ten. braves on top, 2-1. the captain, derek jeter, doing what he does, single up the middle. that will plate a pair. the yanks are in control. nobody on. yankees with a 3-2 cushion. big tex, mark teixeira. yankees lead 4-2. and the bottom of the eighth, robinson cano, solo to center field. they're rolling. a 6-2 affair. top nine, sabathia tells chipper jones, dugout time. that's out number two. jason heyward, youngster, you have work to do. sabathia, nine innings. yankees win 6-2. ten in a row for them. >>> matt cain and the giants visiting the giants. cain looking for a strong performance after his perfecto last week. a single to left. perfect game over. top three. tied at 2-2. one out, one on. angel pagan. that's up to williams. the play at the plate. not in time. g-men, they take a 3-2 lead. bottom four, cain gets the machine, albert pujols to roll to third. cane goes five innings, four ks. the giants win this one, 5-3. >>>

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, and grace wa born, then, in 2010. >> reporter: one-year-old grace and five-year-old cole.e, who loves rocking out to bruce springsteen, who was a budding athlete -- >> that's his favorite. >> reporter: and who was born with down's syndrome. >> that's tough news to receive. it's not what you dream, it's not what you expect. >> reporter: life has been a series of adjustments. >> look at that. >> reporter: a pressing of the reset button for kathy mcmorris rogers and her husband brian, who retired from the military. >> i spent 26 years in the navy, and so this is a lot like the navy. you know, it's dynamic, it's very interesting, there is a lot of purpose to it. it's good. it's all good. >> your commanders are a little younger, though, right? >> that's right. that's true. >> reporter: the family moved to washington, d.c., but it's still a challenge trying to make all the pieces fit. >> i love what i do and i love being a mom. and it's a constant juggling act, and some daisy feel like i'm handling it better than other days. >> reporter: becoming a parent has given her a new out

and cole.ole cole played, of course, in games four and also played well in his limited minutes in the first half of game five. rookie saying, so, this is what the nba is like? you win titles. >> jeff: and you have a guy like juwan howard who struggled for 18 or 19 or 59 years, however many years it's been, but so happy to see him get reward ed with that title. >> mike: they are celebrating on the bench. so happy. it has been not your normal -- you talk about howard, bob mcadoo hugging lebron james. juwan howard is 39 years old. and, you spent time around him and you find it impossible not to root for him. he played for eight different teams, ten different stops. his role was diminished, but not his commitment to the team. and he's going to get an nba ring in his 18th season. >> jeff: i want one smile from erik spoelstra before the end of this. this is an incredible accomplishment for him. >> mike: ball knocked out of bounds. what a satisfying moment it has to be for spoelstra. i mean, second-gu

and we met with chancellor cole, helmut cole who president reagan thought the world of. we met at the old legislature before world war ii. we stood on a balcony that was glass enclosed. facing the berlin wall.wall. helmut kohl pointed out to us, as our secret service pointed out to us, is that anything that was said out in the balcony could be heard by the east germans, by their police because of the sensitivity of the microphones. reagan was confronted. he had been in berlin once before, but he was confronted starkly right in front of us with this mammoth creature called the berlin wall with crosses pointed -- painted on the wall where people had been shot and killed. it was an unbelievably emotional moment. we departed right from there to the brandenburg gate. i had the honor of being in the limousine with the president, and in these days of teleprompters he was using a prepared speech, not a teleprompter. and everybody refers to him as the great communicator, and part of the reason is that he always rehearsed and rehearsed and rehearsed, and so one last time he was go

and cole.ole cole played, of course, in games four and also played well in his limited minutes in the first half of game five. rookie saying, so, this is what the nba is like? you win titles. >> jeff: and you have a guy like juwan howard who struggled for 18 or 19 or 59 years, however many years it's been, but so happy to see him get reward ed with that title. >> mike: they are celebrating on the bench. so happy. it has been not your normal -- you talk about howard, bob mcadoo hugging lebron james. juwan howard is 39 years old. and, you spent time around him and you find it impossible not to root for him. he played for eight different teams, ten different stops. his role was diminished, but not his commitment to the team. and he's going to get an nba ring in his 18th season. >> jeff: i want one smile from erik spoelstra before the end of this. this is an incredible accomplishment for him. >> mike: ball knocked out of bounds. what a satisfying moment it has to be for spoelstra. i mean, second-gu

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january 27th, of this year, to chairman issa, from attorney general, deputy attorney general james cole that indicated changes had been made. two of the changes included department of justice has changed its way of response to congressional inquiries and also changed the internal process for wiretap reviews. in fact, they -- your office tripled the number of attorneys now reviewing wiretaps. is that correct? >> correct. >> is that an indication what was done before was done inadequately and inappropriately? >> it was in response to office visits. people were saying it was taking too long for them to make requests in the field and get them processed in washington and get the approvals back into the -- >> it has nothing to do with another level of review as to make sure as to the accuracy of the content? >> one of the changes does. we now require somebody in the field, a supervisor, to look at the affidavit, the application sent to washington. we require a supervisor to look at that. that wasn't a requirement before. totering accuracy. >> on tuesday you have a spokesperson who issued a st

cole stocks are down and -- >> along for the ride. >> not only a bad quarter but a bad year for coles that with global growth story once again or the lack thereof? >> slowdown and lack of demand in the steel markets in china affecting them and the slowdown here. just want to note the industrials on either side of positive or negative here and the hmo stocks are weak, as well. centene talked about higher costs for their business. >> thank you very much. ty, back to you. >> thanks. let's go back out to san francisco and apple worldwide developers conference. ceo cook started to talk about half an hour ago and carl quintanilla is there tracking it for us. >> we knew going in to conference that the mac would get that attention. but the headlines are really centered and the mac book air and pro today, especially the pro. now getting the retina display as we show you video of ten or 15 minutes ago. they'll be updating a number of packages. final cut pro. the mac book pro rivals the air in thickness. that's a big deal. phil shiller calls it, tyler, the most beautiful computer we have ever m

cole, for the attorney general hold r holder, for senator leahy and mr. cummings to each state their positions and that took about five minutes apiece. >> greta: did you communicate to him right then and there look i'm going forward tomorr w tomorrow? did you tell him that? >> i did. i told him that he gave us nothing that would cause us not to go forward. but that we would hold the doors open for actual discove y discovery. >> and he said what when you told him that? >> well, he started through the same line that he used in public statements that you have seen before judicialary unprecedented access, nobody can give you the deliberative process, we are willing to do it but it is unprecedented. and again, we are sorry to have to ask for this information but i he think the american people by now if they have been foll w following fast and furious know that we don't have answers relative to who was sponsible for brian terry as it went up the chain. we certainly don't have any information about how a document that was false remai remained out there for ten m

cole, for the attorney general hold r holder, for senator leahy and mr. cummings to each state their positions and that took about five minutes apiece. >> greta: did you communicate to him right then and there look i'm going forward tomorr w tomorrow? did you tell him that? >> i did. i told him that he gave us nothing that would cause us not to go forward. but that we would hold the doors open for actual discove y discovery. >> and he said what when you told him that? >> well, he started through the same line that he used in public statements that you have seen before judicialary unprecedented access, nobody can give you the deliberative process, we are willing to do it but it is unprecedented. and again, we are sorry to have to ask for this information but i he think the american people by now if they have been foll w following fast and furious know that we don't have answers relative to who was sponsible for brian terry as it went up the chain. we certainly don't have any information about how a document that was false remai remained out there for ten m

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could we look at population between cole, grove, s chraeder, and hayes? sorry, not those blocks, but the one block right there. >> that is a population of 176 people, bringing the deviation to 4.72% -- -4.70% for district 1. slight change. this is a population of 176 people, it would bring the deviation for district 124 point -- -4.72% and the deviation for district 52 2.13%. >> we're getting real precise here. thinking would be to add to d1. i do not know of that works. something like that to allow the population for one man to to stay under 5% deviation. one and t garrido to stay under 5% deviation. -- one and two to stay under 5% deviation. commissioner schreiber: yes. commissioner pilpel: yes. commissioner mondejar: yes. vice-chair lam: yes. no. >> no. chairman mcdonnell: thank you. please make this change. >> could we get the deviation for one in two -- and two? >> the deviation for district 1 is -4.70%, the deviation for district 2 is -5.19%. >> could we look at the block -- let's go to the west. so this would be moving to 24th avenue. within that b