. >> we know daryl is a musician who has played a lot with bb king as well as chuck barry you yourself an amazing amazing thing with your career. how is it you use things like this to help our young men that are there they come from abused and really bad backgroundhave traveled a difficult bath almost like successful teens helps disann advantaged teens to succeed. >> it is really important i feel fortunate just to have the opportunity i have had and parents that supported me with music and having a lot of people around me, that support it. so, for people my age, who maybe haven't had any of that, it is great to be able to go and play, and you know a lot of them haven't ever even heard this type of music or seen a live concert it is really nice, to be there, doing something for them. >> you have been successful with your career and a lot of young men at our house do have dreams they learn the construction industry, they get their self-esteem and confidence built at night they study for their ged. some of them they do have aspirations a couple that are interested in music some fire men o

you know who daryl hannah.oil companies are job creators, yet you're making a movie about good guys who are trying to create jobs for america. why did you do it? >> there are a lot of things that create jobs. i heard for half of the money that we've spent on the iraq war we could get the entire country on renewable energy. all of the united states. so there are a lot of things that can create jobs. they don't need to depend upon destroying the very life support systems we need to survive over this planetonthis planet to create jobs. >> cenk: we didn't actually get the oil from iraq. you're right it would be more efficient to go to renewable energy. >> that is usually an after effect of war. there is a great book that came out called "mobile oil: the private empire" and that breaks that situation down. >> cenk: that's interesting. i heard from a former congress, we were having a private conversation. he said one of the things that the oil companies like these wars, not necessarily that they get the contracts but

daryl j. gonzalez, daryl. daryl gonzalez, ph.d. is the author of the definitive history of the page program entitled the children who ran for congress. a history of congressional pages. dr. gonzalez has worked in education for more than 20 years. he earned his ph dchlt from the university of maryland and has his degree from alfred university and frostburg state university. he lives in maryland with his wife and four children. he appointed us the first female page to the u.s. house of representatives in 1973 by the honorable carl albert, speaker of the house. after living for two and a half years in paris france, felda made her home here in washington, d.c. where she still resides. felda has had a multifaceted career and presently is a businessmanagement process improvement and quality assurance consultant and perhaps she'll explain to us what that actually means. felda has a daughter, chelsea in the d.c. area and immediate family in the tulsa area. she is working on a book about the importance of embracing and planning for change v

daryl j. gonzalez, daryl. daryl gonzalez, ph.d., is the author of the definitive history of the page program entitled the children who ran for congress. a history of congressional pages. published in 2010. a former teacher of the house page school, dr. gonzalez has worked in education for more than 20 years. he earned his ph.d. from the university of maryland and has masters degrees from alfred jufrt and frostburg state university. he lives in maryland with his wife and four children. felder looper was appointed as the first female page to the u.s. house of representatives in 1973 by the honorable carl albert, speaker of the house. she graduated with his degree from the university on oklahoma in 1973 and obtained a masters degrees from the george washington university. after living for 2 1/2 years in paris france, probably very unpleasant, she made her home here in washington, d.c. where she still resides. felda has had a multifaceted career and presently is a business management process improvement and qualit

i think they believe they can bluff daryl issa because he didn't blink in the short meeting that theyhad to play another card. one can conclude this. there was knowledge of fast and furious either before or as it was being implemented or knowledge of the coverup after the fact and it is most likely goes inside the white house and the documents that daryl issa is asking for i believe were prepared for the president's eyes. whether he saw them or not i don't know. i believe they were prepared for the president's eyes and that is why they are exerting executive privilege. otherwise they would have pus pushed eric holder under the bus and in order to protect the white house. >> sean: that means the president in the interview when said he had no knowledge of it until he saw it on the news that would have been an inaccurate statement and similarly the testimony before congress by the attorney general would have been false, correct? >> sean, i agree with that rationale. and having watched watergate unfold i will say that we will find out the whole truth to this. this really launched some thi

what about that daryl? >> i think move to cash is tactical. it's a short to intermediate term move. what e wanted to avoid today was what happened to the markets. we didn't lose in equities or commodities, we preserve capital. we're willing to annualize being in cash all year, this is a tactical move. the right time and place and we'll get back into certain asset classes. in terms of going internationally looking for yield that's a very dangerous game. especially in europe. we know what is happening is with yields going higher. to get to chase yield we would not advice that at all. >> maria, here is the thing. if you start going to a strategy where you said i'm getting out of the market and get tactical to cash, you have to be right twice, right? so i guess it's a matter are you a trader or an investor? i bet most people watching today are longer term or intermediate term investors and trying to get in and out of this thing is a dangerous thing. >> what if daryle may believe you can get in at lower levels? >> i think that's exactly right, you have to be tactical. from our perspectiv

congressman daryl isum has threatened to hold a contempt hearing. holder says he will not release the documents unless the congressman agrees to yet another meeting. >>> the defense department investigation has recommended as many as seven u.s. troops face administrative punishments but no criminal charges for burning curran last february at the -- quran last february. u.s. officials say one navy service member and as many as six army soldiers are facing punishment in this. the punishments could range from a letter of reprimand in their file or to even docking their pay. >>> the southern baptist convention has elected its first african-american leader. he's the reverend freed lugar, -- fred lugar, jr. of new orleans. membership has been declining in recent years and analysts say the move yesterday is aimed at least in part to help the domination expand its appeal beyond the traditional white southern base. >>> the suspect of a murder of a woman in dewey beach in delaware has been found dead. police issued a warrant for the suspect and released two p

last but not least, i want to thank you, daryl, but also tom kalina and tim for their support and the entire aca team. so i wish you an interestinginginginginginging interesting keynote now and look forward to this. thank you. >> thank you very much, sebastian. very gracious of you. my staff will say something about that later i'm sure. and now we have with us -- very honored to have with us today, acting undersecretary for state arms control and international security. rose gottemoeller. unofficially speaking, rose has been a key reason for the progress, i think, over the last three years on several key nuclear risk reduction initiatives. she was a key architect and a key negotiator of the start agreement, which was spoken about earlier today. she's played a key role in the administration's nuclear posture review, which we were discussing the morning, the successful review of the amputee conference. we have investor susan burke who was critical to success at that meeting. also the undersecretary has been a part of the ongoing p5 dialogue on nuclear transparency issues, and also helpi

and many congressional pages and daryl can fill us in on this, historically have fwon onto have greater careers. many members of congress served as congressional pages. why do you think many have gone onto such success? did your experience give you a leg up? or was it something else? in other words, maybe what i'm really trying to get at is what did you take away from your experiences as a capitol page? well, we were having the opportunity to talk about this before the panel started. and for me, personally, i knew i was going to go to an undergraduate school, for sure. but having had that experience and seeing the world as a different place made me absolutely want to learn more and go more places. i never really had the drive to go into politics. but that doesn't mean that that didn't work for me. it ment that that experience changed me into a working person which make you very cognizant of what's going on around you. >> i would just underscore what's pointed out. i think it heightens your awareness and how you are just as good. and how you have an responsibility to invest back in your

and many congressional pages -- and daryl can fill us in on this -- historically have gone on to have greater careers. many members of congress served as congressional pages. why do you think such a high percentage of former pages have gone on to such success and probably served as business, academia, and the media? did your experience as a capitol page give you a leg up or was it something else? in other words, maybe what i'm really trying to get at is what did you take away from your experiences as a capitol page? >> well, we were having the opportunity to talk about this before the panel started. and for me, personally, i knew i was going to go to an undergraduate school, for sure. but having had that experience and seeing the world as a different place made me absolutely want to learn more and go more places. and be a bigger, other person. i never really had the drive to go into politics. but that doesn't mean that that didn't work for me. it ment that that experience changed me into a worldly globally thinking person. and i think that's just as important as running for congress o

to approve the selection and award agreement to daryl owens, inc. and authorize the general manager to negotiate and execute an agreement for an amount not to exceed 1,000,255 -- $1,250,000. >> commissioners, anybody want to remove any items from the consent calendar? can i have a motion? >> moved. >> seconded. >> all those in favor? the motion carries. item ten, please. >> authorized the general manager to execute on behalf of the city and county of san francisco a funding agreement with santa clara county into the nature conservancy. toward the county acquisition of the ranch. the creation of a conservation ageneasement on such land. and protection of conservation values through annual monitoring. >> good afternoon, commissioners. this is our third proposed acquisition, our largest to date. if they are all a little different. i will be happy to answer any questions. >> can you describe where this is? >> it is not contiguous with our property. towards the end, there are two matters. which as in contexts and it shows the map which we have provided.

he reportedly did not supply the documents requested by the committee chairman daryle i sent -- darryla. >> warm and muggy this evening. a heat advisory from noon until 8:00 p.m. the allied air temperatures in the mid 90's. it will feel over 100. lower 90's friday with a better chance of showers and storms and cooling into the upper 80's. we will have more at 11:00 p.m. >> "abc world news" is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ obama ] i'm barack obama and i approve this message. [ male announcer ] it started like this... i speak the language of business. i know how jobs are created. [ male announcer ] but it ended likthis. one of the worst economic records in the country. when mitt romney was governor, massachusetts lost 40,000 manufacturing jobs. a rate twice the national average. and fell to forty-seventh in job creation. fourth from the bottom. instead of hiring workers from his own state romney outsourced call center jobs to india. he cut taxes for milillionaires like himself... while raising them on the middle class... anand left the state two point six billion deeper in debt. so now, wh

up but the nra was counts those votes yesterday, and i'm just saying whying can't we investigate, daryleist of things that we need to get to. [ fun-facts music ] >> there is suspicious fires. oddly, he purchased a lot of fire insurance and then suddenly, one of his businesses burned to the ground. [ explosion ] >> wow. went up in flames. >> yes. what are the chances. and he made his fore fore -- fore -- fortune doing what? >> selling car alarms. >> and he was what -- >> convicted of being a car thief. >> i need to have a hearing why i investigate daryle isa, and then a hearing about -- [ bell chimes ] [ applause ] >> about -- you know. balls, but i'm not going to involve any men. >> that's right. >> i'm going to have a men's health hearing, and no boys will be allowed in the fort. >> just volleyballs and a bag. >> yes i'll have props. while i do gallagher-like skits. debbie in new hampshire. how are you, deb? >> hi, how are you? >> good. >> i have two comments one is to the question of the nra, before the vote went on they posted and posted the names of the people and said that if they d

>> maybe, daryl, i could take a shot at it. i think it's an important issue.or me, the possible military issue bonds before naming 2003, there's some continuing disputes, but the intelligence community is basically continue to reassure us that judgment made in 2007 remain, the u.s. intelligence community. that therefore, the question in my view is that most salient importance to in effect provide the iaea with the fullest possible information to guard against problems in the future. what i would call the south african model, a no fault process. you tell the truth, the whole truth, there are no consequences. if you don't tell the truth, there are all conceivable consequences. in part it's a test of good faith. in part it's a way to determine if the answer, and in part it's to take the burden of the guilt trip off the back of iran. which come in my view, is not necessary if, in fact, we are proceeding in a reasonable basis for the future. this may be totally naÏve and starry eyed, but it's my since the notion that we're going to spend all our time worrying about

daryl green throwing out the first pich. and he's an athlete. not like these basketball guys.hrowing a strike. bottom two, tied at one. dezzie goes up the middle. watch desmond, though vmt he's wondering what eesz going on. nobody's paying attention. he's going to go ahead and steal second base. top six, we're tied at two. and gonzalez is in a jachl. joe theisman is in the park. bottom of the 6 thd. peralta now pitching. and danny gets the better of this match-up. jesus florez will score. adam larouche scores, as well. so ex-sspinoza with a big two-r double. bottom 9 now. up at the plate. have a seat, my friend. nationals win 5-2. they take two out of three from the rays. next up, the os at camden yarpds tomorrow. by this time next thursday, we will know exactly who the wizards pick for the nba draft. two names the wiz e wizards are very interested in. michael hillcrest from kentucky and bradly biel from florida. the team president confident they can find that player in the draft. >> we're going through the process. we've had all the players in. we're going to have a lot of me

our guests are david corn and daryl jones. gentlemen, it's great to have you on. true believes and we need some true believers. this reaction from the screw ball right, is that a precursor to the fact romney will fight this thing through november?ç the health care bill? >> i think romney has a big decision to make here. if you look at the poll numbers, the country is kind of split on the decision of health care reform. >> let's go to the poll. the gallup just polled americans after the supreme court decision yesterday. they found the country as you say, couldn't say it better. evenly split. 46 agree, 46 agree. and among independents, which are going to decide the election, this is a three-point split. this one favoring the president. >> basically a toss-up. and it doesn't give him an advantage start banging against this decision. i think a lot of voters, particularly end pen depth voters, are done and don't want to -- the other thing is the way to drive his base out. if he is still worried about his base, which he shouldn't be. the other thing, too, if he starts

jon, thank you for being here. >> thank you, daryl, very much for inviting me.of course, i would have been happy to is end the invitation having been locked inside the white house for the last three years, just getting out in the daylight is nice, but i got my real start at the arms control association. i attended the annual meeting as a young member in 990 when spurgeon announced they would be creating a non-proliferation position which i got because i was the least expensive candidate. [laughter] and it's been downhill ever since. as daryl said, i spent the last three years in the white house woking as the vice president's adviser on nuclear issues and really am fortunate not only for that experience, but for a nuclear wonk like myself to basically be given that access and to understand for the first time really what goes into all of these different questions that we're dealing with. and as the general knows very, very well, the minutiae really can overwhelm you, but you have to understand it before tackling the larger questions of deterrence calculus and stab

now i'd like to turn to multi-lateral treaties, the comprehensive trust ban which daryll has already mentioned. ctbt remains a top priority for the administration and a key element of the president's prague agenda. as we continue laying the groundwork for u.s. ratification, we remain optimistic about the prospects for the ctbt entry into force, albeit mindful that achieving that goal will require considerable effort from every single one of us. it is central toward leading to a world of diminished reliance on nuclear weapons and reduced nuclear competition. the united states remains committed to the completion of the so-called imf system, international monitoring system, which is now more than 85% complete and once completed will provide global coverage to detect and identify nuclear explosive tests conducted in violation of the treaty. development of the on-site inspection component is a priority task of the comprehensive test band treaty organization, the ctbto, and we'll be assess be efforts during the 2014 integrated field exercise ash very useful upcoming activity. since 2011 in

tonight you will hear from the house oversight committee chair daryl ice is a, karl rove, rush limbaugh, representative michele bachmann and brit hume. but first, a very heated hearing and a vote one that went straight down the party line. a house panel approving a contempt resolution for attorney general holder. our purpose has never been to hold the attorney general in contempt. our purpose has always been to get the information the committee needs to complete its work that it is not only entitled to but obligated to do. >> i am horrified that you are going forward with this contempt charge when the president of the united states has and the administration have invoked executive privilege for the documents sought by the chairman. >> this is a mistake. a major mistake and i really want you to know he that i think that this should be discontinued. >> why would the president claim executive privilege unless there was something ve y very, very important that he felt should not be made known to this committee and possibly to the public? >> i hope we have the guts and the perseverance to ge

. >> daryl lamont jenkins is an anti-racist who runs the website one people's project. >> julie was,she wanted to talk to somebody. it's obvious they are going through something. they are asking for my help so, okay. you got it. you got it. i mean, i think of you as a human first. i don't think of you as an adversary. >> bryon's first conversation with daryl lasted more than three hours. >> he was educated. he knew what the hell he was talking about. we liked lot of the same -- >> he was the son of a preacher and in the punk rock movement in new york. >> our conversation was about the music scene. we was able to get together on kind of like this common bond that we had with each other to begin with. and, you know, just became something else as we went along. >> and the more i talked to him, the more i realized i had in common with him than some of the guys i buddied up with for close to 20 years. but that really changed me in a lot of ways. >> bryon's breakaway from the skinheads was accelerated when julie became pregnant. it would be bryon's first biological child. >> when we found

a judge ruled against allowing defense attorneys to call california republican daryl isa. in 2008, isa criticized the hearings in which clemmons testified he never used performance enhancing drugs. defense attorneys, hoped that his testimony would raise questions. >>> more than a few pittsburgh steelers fans here in our area. but one of them in northwest d.c. says she feels violated. the surveillance video shows a man ripping down the steelers country banner off her house. it happened late thursday night. the third time in a year, somebody took the banner. >> the woman says she has been a steelers fan her whole life. she says the steelers country banner put her in a good mood when sheep would get home from work. she hopes somebody will recognize this thief and report him to the police. >> a new level of security in place ahead of the big race at belmont stakes." "i'll have another" going for the triple crown. before that he will have to get set nootled into the new barn. the barn will be closely monitored, 24 hours a day by state regulators. the treatment of horses will al

now i would like to turn to multilateral treaties, the test band which daryl has already mentioned. this remains a top priority for the administration and a key element of the president's prague agenda. as we continue laying the ground work for u.s. ratification, we remain optimistic about the prospects for the entry into force. albeit mindful that achieving the goal will require considerable effort from every single one of us. as such, the united states remains kplited to the completion of the military's moderating regime. international monetary system, which is now more than 85% complete and once completed will provide global coverage to test and identify nuclear tests in violation of the treaty. development of the onsight inspection component is a priority task of the comprehensive test treaty organization, and we will be assessing the progress of onsight inspection efforts during the 2014 integrated field exercise. very useful, upcoming activity. since 2011, in addition to our annual assessment, these have totalled over $40 million. given the tough budget environment here in was

champions for the very first time daryl such as men doing the business in style in game six to win out for two overall a six one hammering of the new jersey devils on monday raising nineteen years of painful memories ninety ninety three the last last time they had reached the finals losing to montreal mccain's outstanding goaltender jonathan quick afterwards lifted the common smile trophy as the playoffs most valuable player. for that is all the sport for now but i'll be back with plenty more in a little under two hours time here on r.t. weather is next. if you're followed up on my death snow. the names are sort of a throwback and archaic part of our long. and it goes back to a time when people would lie down in their forces in the wild west and pick up these fugitives and putting them into the sheriff for prosecution they don't have much company may both feel guilty. and when they go out there is come weapons. and you have to hope that nothing bad. will and. we're chasing killers and you gotta keep that in mind of the two million dollar bill for his arrest. we're not superheroes we ca

as daryl said, i spent the last three years in the white houseworking as the vice president's advisor on nuclear issues and really fortunate for that experience, but for a nuclear waft like myself to be given that access and to understand for the first time really what goes into all of these different questions that we're dealing with. as the general knows very, very well, the minutia can really overwhelm you, but you have to understand the general questions before tackling the larger questions, calculus and stability. not to worry about single shot kill probability and change ratios, but to really understand the thinking of different services and different constituents before you pick a number at say where you're feeling you should come out and i think one thing i would like people to take away is that the administration's been very care testimony to take the advice most of us were given years ago. which is don't tell the operators how to operate. don't say, we only need four submarines at sea. what we had the opportunity to do with a tremendously open process involving state departm

in this day and age do we need a bill of rights for the internet lots of senators ron wyden and daryl ice that are proposing as they warned about the rise of a civil cyber industrial complex while they were at the personal democracy forum in new york and the thing is they want your input c.i. says set up the website keep the web open dot com to crowd source ideas from internet users and the draft as it is contain some of the following principles like freedom digital citizens have a right to a free uncensored internet openness digital citizens have a right to an open unobstructed internet and a quality all digital citizen sit.

morning on a proposal to find attorney general eric holder in contempt of congress representative darylnts holder to turn over documents about an investigation into gun smuggling, the fast and furious program. holder wants an assurance if he does turn them over, the congressman's subpoena will be satisfied. >>> u.s. military investigators are reportedly recommending disciplinary action for up to seven american troops for the burning of korans in afghanistan. no final decision has been made just yet. but they are calling for the troops to face administrative punishments rather than criminal charges for what was likely a mistake. the burning took place at a u.s. base back in february. triggering riots that left more than 30 people dead including two american soldiers. >>> wikileaks founder julian assange has taken refuge at the ecuadorian embassy in london. england is preparing to extradite him to sweden where he is wanted on sexual misconduct charges. assange claims the u.s. also has plans to indict him for document leaks. ecuador's foreign minister says they're weighing the request for

holder agreed to turn over more documents if committee chairman daryl i sa would end the invest.hat's when holder asked the white house to invoke executive prif lenl. >> -- privilege. >> cam democrats say they're going after holder in a political witch hunt. >> the republican majority is going after the attorney general of the united states. >> republicans say they are trying to get to the truth about how guns that were part of the fast and furious operation ended up near the body of border patrol agent bryan terry. he was killed in a shot out near the mexican border. >> we assure his family, mother, father, brothers, sisters, cousins that there are other means. >> terry say it compound their tragedy. >> this is the first time president obama has asserted executive privilege. >>> the oriels remain 2 games behind the yankees this morning after a sweep at the hands of the mets. game 3 was last night in new york. the o's broke a streak of 28 scoreless innings when wilson hits a two run homer in the 8th. it wasn't enough. the birds lost three straights to the mets, this one by a scor

daryl darrell issa says the justice department is withholding information and confronted the attorney general, eric holder. >> we've looked at 240 custodians. prosed millions of records and produced before 7600. >> so 140,000 documents. how many are responsive but you're withholding at this time. >> we've produced 7600. >> look, i don't want to hear about the 7600. >> chairman i beg to allow. >> the lady is out of order. >>> well, well. no slapping though. yesterday darrell issa says leaked wiretap operations revealed they knew about the program though they denied it. democrats say congressman issa is mischaracterizing the documents. congressman issa seemed displeased with the attorney general. >> no question, congressman issa and republicans believe somebody at a high level signed off on the tactics in "fast and furious." the attorney general said the tactics were not good and the operation was not executed properly but didn't give issa every answer he looked for. >> have you and your attorneys produced internally the materials responsive to the subpoenas? >> we believe that we have

. >> daryl steinberg believes the budget that contains cut should make a case that more revenues are need that governor's tax plan should pass. the governor has until midnight to sign or veto the budget, last year it was assumed that the governor would sign the democrat's budget plan but in a surprise he vetoed it so the drama is not over. in sacramento, channel 2 news. >>> the secretary of state says the budget reform battle has qualified for the november ballot and calls for amending the state constitution to require two year budget plans and restrict new planning. the measure allows the governor to you inlaterally cut state spending in a fiscal emergency. it needs a majority to pass on the fall ballot. >>> the governor's mansion is not going to close after all. it was going to close on saturday but will remain open as a state park and museum and mainly because of shoppers at raily's super markets. raily's will donate $75,000. raily has been giving five cents towards state park every time a customer puts groceries in a reusable bag instead after throw away. the church of scientolog

daryl davis our welcome performance and also, mavis waters, an amazing teen sensation will be there.>>> general colin powell lane his name, only the second fundraiser we have had. montgomery county executives will be there. we want you to come out they do great things kids learn carpentry they get an academic education as the same time. every weekend those students go out and do community service and give back to others. >>> a sense of accomplishment. >> definitely. we are looking for sponsors as well

. >> jeffrey, don't go too far away because you see daryl. he's the chairman of the committee. he's going to be calling the role on this contempt vote. we expect fairly soon. we'll update our viewers as soon as we get more on that. jeffrey toobin, thanks very much. in our next hour, by the way, an in depth analysis of fast and furious, the botched sting operation. what exactly happened that has generated what is this dramatic development today? we'll explain all of that. that's coming up in our next hour. meanwhile, new satellite images suggest iran is trying to clean up a controversial military site before allowing any outside inspection. mary snow is monitoring that. some of the other top stories in "the situation room" right now. what's going on, mary? >> the images show heavy machinery tracks and earth displacement at the military complex. the international atomic energy agency suspects iran of conducting tests to develop knew leer weapons. the iaea is pressing for immediate access to the site, but iran has refused. jurors will hear closing arguments in the jerry sandusky t

holder met with congressman daryl issa yesterday to try and avoid the vote but they could not reach angreement. >> i think we have to in good conscience see documents that convince us that it's time to say that there's been insufficiency as to the southbound. we're willing to do that but if they have documents they believe makes the case, they certainly should give us to those first. >> i think we're actually involved more in political gamesmanship as opposed to trying to get the information they say they want. nevertheless, we are prepared to provide these terms to brief on these materials, answer questions about these materials. >> the committee considering this vote meets at 10:00 this morning. >>> the world is watching cairo, egypt this morning. >> ousted president hosni mubarak is said to be near death. that could hurt the young fragile democracy there. >> this is a developing story changing by the hour. our delia goncalves is following it live from the satellite center this morning. over to you. >> reporter: we've been following this story and the changing events throughout the m

in fact, daryl looked into that and found no evidence of that. >> clearly the president was excited about this. it did not start under him. might have made a bad decision. just like they made a bad decision in massachusetts. sometimes you make a good decision. he made a good decision on general motors. i think that's kind of -- you get no you can't say anything. it's a legitimate attack. it was probably one of these things that went awry. i don't think anything criminal by it. you make calls, some good some bad. but it does -- the thing does make it a little as you point out in the piece, it does give them -- one guy said solyndra lost a billion and a half dollars and this thing in massachusetts only lost half a billion. given the relative size of massachusetts to the federal government, it was probably a bigger hit for them. seems like an awful lot of money to most people. i don't think either one were government at its finest hour in either instance. >> james, i think the solyndra thing was half a billion and in massachusetts we're talking about a million and a half. quite a difference

but after the game, kings coach daryl sutter answered questions -- well, kind of answered questions.ays in this playoffs been somewhat of a problem for you guys, 3-3 when you can close out a series. can -- >> awesome. close out a series in game four. stanley cup finals, freaking game is the very same game as the first two games. that's it. [ applause ] >> jimmy: there was -- while the game was going on, there was a battle raging outside the staples center last night. charlie sheen was at the game. he stepped outside to smoke a cigarette, but when he finished, a female security guard wouldn't let him back in. once you go out at staples, you can't go back in. and luckily, tmz was on-hand to capture charlie's frustration. >> you know what, [ bleep ] my [ bleep ] [ bleep ], all right? [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. [ bleep ]. >> jimmy: this is actually a relief. i thought we'd lost angry tirade charlie sheen for good, and he's -- if the kings had a sense of humor, they would give his seat to ashton kutcher instead, and -- [ laughter ] why is charlie sheen always wearing that h