corey -- >> good morning. >> good morning. i'll start with corey.in you wanted to take a chance on somebody who never produce ad music video before? >> you know, he's got such a great track record in acting and he's been in some really amazing movies, and i just thought, you know what? why not? he seems fairly normal so i thought hey, let's give at it shot. it turned out amazing. >> steven, you seem fairly normal. what i would like to know, what is it about corey's message in that song that made you want to take a chance and to direct a music video? >> well, corey, first and foremost the song is killer so when the opportunity was presented to me it was like hey, corey's team is looking at doing this music video for a song that they are anticipating will do very well which by the way the single break the cycle is tearing up some of the charts right now and doing very well, and they said to me, listen to the song. we'll go back to corey's team and if you have the time, this, that, would you be interested in directing a music video. turned around and p

corey brae. ramsef maro. hiroshi fakuda. >> do so one of the principal managers there, and is interesting, what we spoke about. i would like to say, i am from san francisco, 51 years old from the western part of town, just like the western portal. i grew up and all of that here, and i think that we're lucky to have such a wonderful team of architects and developers, such a great plan, to know that this line will be going right to the middle of the project. this is very fantastic. i understand the concerns, very much. we have dealt with the same kinds of issues. it

private first class corey kent. where's corey? corey is right there. i met corey during one of my visits to walter reed last year. and it was my honor to pin a purple heart on him. he's lost both legs. but he's working hard to recover, and he's here today, ready to ride. so corey, you are an inspiration. ted wade is here. ted, where are you? right there. after sustaining multiple injuries in iraq, ted's doctors did not think he would survive. but he persevered. he pulled through. and i was honored that ted and his wife sarah joined us last year when i signed legislation for veterans and caregivers. i'm pleased that ted and sarah are back with us again today because i can report that starting next week, our veterans, wounded warriors and caregivers can start applying for the support that you need and deserve. we are going to get this done, and we're very proud of that. [applause] now, sarah once said of ted, just like he needed a team in the military to accomplish the mission, he needs a team at home for the longer war. and so i say to all of you today,

them were graduating seniors accounting majors at the business school identified as 25 year-old mark coreyan jose 26

corey brae. ramsef maro. hiroshi fakuda. >> do so one of the principal managers there, and is interesting, what we spoke about. i would like to say, i am from san francisco, 51 years old from the western part of town, just like the western portal. i grew up and all of that here, and i think that we're lucky to have such a wonderful team of architects and developers, such a great plan, to know that this line will be going right to the middle of the project. this is very fantastic. i understand the concerns, very much. we have dealt with the same kinds of issues. it all works out. we have the construction michael yarne has addressed a lot of great concerns and so has mr. chiu. i would caution you to not show developers and allow this to happen any reasonable time period before interest rates go up, seriously. i would hate to see dilapidated, mold-infested, thin-walled units just stay there. i think we all read the article about the poor lady with the mold into a statifestation. is a colleague of mine. i would n

them were graduating seniors accounting majors at the business school identified as 25 year-old mark corey year-old thomas kyle williams of san jose third on the gurney is 54 year-old napoleon who was - napoli koran and the spouse of napil. and confirmed that it was a murder-suicide. >> it confirms that everything we have on the scene right now was the shooter was the husband who shot the victims. and then, he shot himself. >>reporter: motive of that happened on the fifth floor of the parking garage remains a mystery the motive. the university could not confirm if this was a romantic involvement. >> we do not know and we may never know the series of events would have been on a parking garage on tuesday night. but, we do know that we're dealing with a domestic violence. >>reporter: some of the business school, with most the mood was somber. of them set to graduate. not far, a note left to williams that your flame will never go out. the students were slated for graduation. rob fladeboe. in san jose. kron 4 news. >>pam: the students were ambitious, outgoing and that the student body and spoke

panther, john loomis, corey brae, guitano baso, and carl hanson. please come forward. >> i am kevin gabarra, from district 3. i support this project, because it will bring jobs and housing in revenue to the city of san francisco. the developer has made an extensive effort for 290 community outreach meetings, to watch out for the residents of san francisco. thank you. >> i am j.j. panzer from the property management association and i support this project. having been born and raised in san francisco and having experiences in park merced, i think this will be an important part of turning this into a modern part of the future of san francisco. without this development, there is a danger that this place will need extensive of grades to maintain the old standard for the needs of san francisco in the 21st century. for one i have seen of the development plans, this meets the needs of the of the housing accommodations, and the public space for housing more people in san francisco to accommodate more people in the future. >> readin [reading names] i will ke

them were graduating seniors accounting majors at the business school identified as 25 year-old mark corey, of san jose and 26 rolled thomas kyle williams of san jose. 26-year-old and the third on the gurney is 50 4 year-old napoleon who was married to-50 4 year-old. and students and confirmed that it was a murder- suicide. >> it confirms that everything we have on the scene right now was the shooter was the husband who shot the victims. and then, he shot himself. >>reporter: mode of that happened on the fifth floor of the sparking raj remains a mystery the motive. the university could not confirm if this was a romantic involvement. the motive of the parking garage. >> we do not know and we may never know the series of events would have been on a parking garage on tuesday night. but, we do know that we're dealing with a domestic violence. >>reporter: some of the business school, with most of them set to graduate. not far, a note left to williams that your flame will never go out. the students were slated for graduation. rob fladeboe. >>pam: this second incident in the last one week at napa

. >> reporter: one tall man she is frequently seen with is newark mayor corey booker. >> corey and i really good friends. >> reporter: rumor is that there's something hot between the two of you. and he is very appealing. >> no he is very appealing. and he's really nice. he's a nice guy. >> reporter: little younger. >> listen, i like younger. >> okay, let's go to 1-a. >> reporter: at 56, king is one hard-charging woman. >> could i hear cut number 29? >> reporter: producing her means being able to keep up with her. >> i want to do the haircut comment, cut number 23. >> it's not the producers suggesting to you what's on the show. you're like this, this, this. >> oh, yeah. i get up at quarter to 5:00. i've watched the news before. i'm looking at sound bites thinking that would be a good interview, why don't we try to get so and so? i feel -- i have a definite vision about things i think are interesting. >> reporter: it seems she always has. >> i'm the oldest of three girls. they tell me that i can be bossy and controlling. i don't know why anyone says that, but i've been told that by my

panther, john loomis, corey brae, guitano baso, and carl hanson. please come forward. >> i am kevin gabarra, from district 3.

in this in this crime so we continue to call on the investigative committee and the prosecutor no corey this involved show to to complete the investigation and to have all the perpetrators in the dark. when i was a journalist. giving her a take on the latest developments in the case on the political sky or. the european court of human rights has ruled russia's prosecution of formal oil of. course he was not specifically motivated the charges in its trials but did however find that his rights were violated during his arrest in two thousand and three all the acts head of oil giant you calls on once russia's richest man is currently in jail for investments i'm not evolving let's get the latest while we're going to test the theory of this to say what exactly did the european have to say today. well in the decision of the european court of human rights of a big check to the appeal of qatar and his lawyer schooling me that the prosecution had been politically motivated the court cited the lack of incontestable proof basically which means that the a lawyer so got of course he had failed to pro

now rafael nadal remains on course corey six french open the reigning champion not at his best against a change but still did enough to win in for a sense rougher stating afterwards he is simply not playing good enough to win the paris crown this year. it was always where it was before. the money brother was there from birth the result being where the finals were three. so that's where. i think i. will be with two answers for a moment. if you will the. work of women. no dollar players too wise french open runner up rog and saul dilling next in a repeat of last year's finale this we defeated joe simpson six two six three seven six. meanwhile french involvement remains in the guise of girl non-theists was there a this one was a five center with a frenchman taking the decider by eight games to six roger federer up next to the ninth seed. one ignacio chalo was also involved in a marathon tussle with qualifier follow but came out of the right side of the six for just six six one six seven zero two six school line and beat andy murray victor troy was suspended after the fourth seed came back

. >> reporter: corey mead, the lead forecaster. >> upgrade that to a tornado. >> reporter: was already tracking the early stages of the storm system that would devastate joplin. >> we don't fully understand how tornados form. >> reporter: but mead, a 17-year veteran of the national weather service, says forecasting has improved significantly. >> we actually can anticipate the potential for those type of storms several days out. but the exact location and timing of more significant tornado threats sometimes we don't know up until perhaps a few hours leading up to the event. >> reporter: through this date last year, 506 tornados were reported in the u.s.. this year that number is already more than double that. 1,151. >> it's just remarkable. >> reporter: super storms, says this professor, are formed by an instability in the air that usually occurs in the spring. >> yesterday's instability, and the instability of the storm that hit tuscaloosa is just about as large as i have ever seen. >> reporter: he sees nothing strange in the weather pattern this year, but year to date tornados have ki

perceptions of the seals from reading the hours because it was not so much whether he actually resisted corey showed any violence at all but will be feared that there will be violence if that's a legitimate reason for shooting him and you could argue that it is then we are not going to know what went on inside a very near exit so according to that standard the shooting might very well been i mean that is it is an interesting question as to whether it would he said you know try to take him alive or whether he ordered state kill i mean that's an interesting question because it raises this whole issue of targeted killings and it's sort of odd actually that it is considered more legitimate in a sense to drop a bomb on the guy's house which is something the obama considered even though they're presents more of a risk bystanders that would be more legitimate because you drop bombs on military targets all right but if you have the guy in your sights there's no room with them so no shooting him on sight is less legitimate that is the way the law is it's a little bit. but you know that's the authority

he's's corey's best friend and the show's court jester. what is your job? is a pretty big deal. you walk into this store, he's a rock star. you walk into this store, people start skrooming. >> i feel like justin bieber when i walk into the store. >> reporter: with the pawn stars' cameras rolling, we get down to business. i spot a first edition hemingway. >> have you read this book before? sure. you haven't? >> i have not read many books. >> i have done our house a service and our kids a service by bringing this huge sword. it's too dangerous to lie on our shelf. it does. i'm going see what i can get for it. tell me something about this. this is something my wife brought on to marriage. it looks pretty cool. >> that's a heck of a thing to bring to the marriage. the sword he brought in was really neat. there's a lot of weird things in the world. that's one of them. do you know what she paid for it? >> $125. >> it's an incredibly rare sword. it's early 1800s russia. >> russia? i thought it was just junk. i didn't know it was really worth something. dangerous j

but in the 80th minute, corey gibbs lay out foran a -- for a header of his own. it's a 2-2 draw. >>> and meanwhile the superbowl of european soccer, barcelona and manchester united. the give-and-go, burriss one in the back of the net. match tied at 1 in the 34th minute. 54th minute, a gorgeous strike from well beyond the box, breaks the tie and barcelona wins their third championship league title in the last three years with the 3-1 victory. and the hottest dennis player on the planet continues. facing juan. pounding the stroke. he takes the third set. in the fourth, match point. jokavitch. the gorgeous backhand drop shot. you don't see this much. novak moves into the fourth round and extends his winning streak to 42 matches. 30 wins this year. >>> third round of the pga championship in louisville. shot of the day comes from mark parry second on the par 4-17. watch this. backs it up. drops it in the cup for eagle. he is 7-over for the tournament. he will remember that one. on 16, 66 year older win drops it in. but 18 misses. epidemic finishes 9-under. he is tied

and the second round the rains took corey smith joining josh wilson, and both cory and jimmy are underressure to distribute immediately. neither seems to be phased by the pressure. >>> i think a shut-down corner is an all-around corner, one that is going to take the rungame. and locket down. and no more than one game. >>> and technically james and jimmy. >>> and this may be the last time you see the ravens with their team for a while. federal court hearings will resume tomorrow as the lock-out drags on. and in case you missed it, tori goes by tori. it can't get more common than that. >> we got them both. >> unbelievable. >> we have a joke that is in our staff, and of course every time the joke goes anywhere, and he tells me what makes a joke. he looks at me like yeah; right? >> all right. so we're looking at a pretty decent weekend. and if anyone is playing this weekend, it would be great. the or joels in chicago. and the ravens -- >> haven't been anywhere. >> so right now we're looking at clouds in the area. a little bit more cloud cover today than yesterday. and it is a really pretty

but in the 80th minute, corey gibbs lays out for a header of his own. a beauty. levels the match at two. the quick extend their unbeaten streak to 4 games with the draw. and meanwhile the superbowl of european soccer, barcelona and manchester united. the give-and-go, burriss one in the back of the net. match tied at 1 in the 34th minute. 54th minute, a gorgeous strike from well beyond the box, breaks the tie and barcelona wins their third championship league title in the last three years with the 3-1 victory. and the running of the indy 500 set for today. we will have the winner tonight at five. i'm mike shumann. see you then. >>> next at 6:30. higher fuel prices will cost you even if you don't drive this holiday weekend. a look at how much more we are paying for the typical cookout feast. and the government unveils new showroom labels for fuel efficiency. find out what to look for when you are ready to go green. [ man ] before allegra-d, congestion from allergies shut me down. after allegra-d, i can breathe. [ female announcer ] for fast, non-drowsy, 24-hour rel

but political scientist corey cook says a battle between san francisco's budget deficit can hurt a prospective're about to face a really scary summer. the pain is going to be widely shared across the city and i think, again running for reelection that contest won't be easy. >> reporter: mayor candidate says he would welcome the competition. >> we need more people to run for office to share the idea. if it adds to the dialogue in san francisco i am all for it. >> reporter: if lee does change his mind he has until 5:00 p.m. on august 12 to file his nomination documents. reporting live, david stevenson. >> reporter: the city of san francisco has a new website where people can put themselves in a place of city officials when it comes to making tough budget choices. it's called the sf budget challenge and it lists the options for items to be trimmed as officials try to close a $306 million budget gap. if you would like to try it yourself, you will find a link to the sf budget challenge on our website ktvu.com. >>> the mothers of two uc berkeley graduates are on a hunger strike. the two have been he

and corey ingles said me and the other heathens will be hitting up them rapture sales. everything must go as the urlth does! i'm reading as i see it. this is lee catalina. i will be trying to figure out why the end of the world will have to take place in u.s. standard time. and spending the day boogie boarding the morganza flood gates and then camping out in the swamp. well, i asked and you delivered in tweeterdom. >>> happening right now in oklahoma, a manhunt is under way for two men wanted for shooting an off duty sheriff's deputy. he was working as a security guard in a restaurant and was walking to a bank when ehe was shot in the head. the shooting was caught on videotape. the dipty is listed in critical condition. >>> and police in mexico have arrested the alleged leader of one of the most notorious drug rings. they say he operated a drug route between mexico and the u.s. i talked to a former dea agent who says this arrest is a big deal. >> this is major. you have to remember that this was -- this gang was responsible for a large shipment over a long period of tim

and when corey mounts was seeing the best in some people in joplin, missouri, he decided had he somethingwas there when he did. >> the whole idea was, these are people's homes, these are people's lives here. we appreciate all the media being here, we appreciate it bringing attention to it so people can help us, but then it also draws a lot of people that just want to come and take a picture and say that they've been here and, ooh, i've got this cool picture. people died right over there. so show some respect to people. i done know if they're here to help in some respect or not, but then you see them pointing and gawking and looking around and taking pictures and pictures and pictures and blocking traffic and blocking -- people that are trying to help. >> i think the sign is -- it is how we all feel. the traffic and people coming by taking pictures and not helping. we're the ones out here working, digging through rubble. trying to just save what's left of everyone's lives. instead of taking pictures, those people could jump out and help somebody look for something or help them move some de

like him to the rest benjamin netanyahu when he enters american airspace for the murder of rachel corey, a peaceful activist in israel. host: those of your fear -- four points. thank you for calling in. john, another independent. caller: it has been a long time since i called in. america has got to stop watching the regular media and start going to -- hello? it is about the president. one other thing i found out by watching free-speech see me, democracy now, was that remember this last week when the guy came in -- from the arab emirates. this guy who owns black water and just moved in with them and they are setting up a small army to quell all of these prison camps they have over there, where they make the people work for almost nothing. this guy moved to the united arab emirates because we don't have where the united states can arrest him. these guys are going to build an army there -- what do you call, the guys who work for money? host: we are going to leave it there. we appreciate you calling in. i think he was talking about the black water founder. in other news this morning, this i

like him to the rest benjamin netanyahu when he enters american airspace for the murder of rachel corey, a peaceful activist in israel. host: those of your fear -- four points. thank you for calling in. john, another independent. caller: it has been a long time since i called in. america has got to stop watching the regular media and start going to -- hello? it is about the president. one other thing i found out by watching free-speech see me, democracy now, was that remember this last week when the guy came in -- from the ara emirates. this guy who owns black water and just moved in with them and they are setting up a small army to quell all of these prison camps they have over there, where they make the people work for almost nothing. this guy moved to the united arab emirates because we don't have where the united states can arrest him. these guys are going to build an army there -- what do you call, the guys who work for money? host: we are going to leave it there. we appreciate you calling in. i think he was talking about the black water founder. in other news this morning, this is

in states across the country, leaders like corey are leading our chapters and 1.8 million grassrootsivists. our goal is simple -- to resre economic prosperity to this great nation of ours through limited government, more economic freedom, a less gornment spending and regulati. [applause] it is a real honor to be with you. i know that you are a quiet, retiring guy. i know it is tough to come out of your shell, but thank you. [applause] one thing about m you probably have not notic, i grew up in upstate south carolina. there is an overflow room with an interpreter if you need it. [laughter] it is great to see my home center, jim demint -- senator, jim demint. [applause] tonight we gather for a summit focused on government spending, a deficit, that, and the negative impact they are having on j creation and our prosperity. we are glad to have five potential candidates for the republican nomination for president with us. thank you, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] there are a lot of places you could be this evening, although i hear new hampshire i popular this time of year. thank you for

signed, corey walter, district director and press secretary. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the house will stand in recess subject to the call of the chair. >> you can see live coverage of the house here on c-span. the white house budget director answers questions about the federal budget and debt ceiling tonight from members of the economic club of washington. we will have live coverage on c- span3 tonight at 8:00 eastern. before his address to congress tomorrow, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu will speak to the american israel public affairs committee at its annual policy conference. live coverage tonight at 8:45 on c-span2. you are watching c-span, bring the public policy and public affairs. connecting you with policymakers and journalists, "washington journal." on the weekend, see our signature interview programs, "the communicator's" "newsmakers" and "prime minister's questions." you can watch our programming anytime at c-span.org. washington, your way. a public service created by washington's cable c