david dave victoria what about adding -- >> david: victor, what about adding it to the mix at least checking passports? we are so politically correct we are afraid to do any kind of check on people's background. >> no, i think connecting the data dots looking at where someone has traveled, we should be doing that. when you throw race into the mix or someones ethnicity, i don't think we are going to get good data. look at the profile of terrorists -- [ talking over each other ] >> we're talking behavior. [ talking over each other ] >> david: hold on. dennis if we talk about behavior, more money. it costs more to train people. we are not going to be talking tsa guys. more like what they have at el al. dennis can we afford it? >> the big problem is, we have the presumption we have to check 99.9% of all travelers because of the one in a million who is going to try to do something bad. if we try to work on csi and profile -- profiling, i don't think it is going to be that effective. >> david: what about privatizing the whole thing? leaving it up to the airlines and say if you want to pay more com

i have david >> david, and justin, a father -- jennifer, and victor gonzales. >> do we have an overhead? >> i am dave. i want to give our context and background as to our proposed change to the site. >> can you please show the overhead? it has not even started yet. go on, guys. >> [inaudible] >> you need to speak into the microphone. >> here is the parking lot. it is the same elevation in this area here. that is what we are proposing to rezone. the reason this is 150 feet is historically there were buildings in the area. they were designed at 150-foot height. these were demolished. they assembled the parcels and got a building approve. this will allow us to build a better design. as you can see, the rezoning will only affect this portion of the site. we would request you vote to recommend approval of the height change. >> could afternoon. i am karl shannon. i am a resident of san francisco. i am pleased to be that and also a giant sand. we think three zoning allows for a better project. we have worked for the project. it makes for a better project, and it makes it a better economic projects. it allow

dave salmoni, of course, chris pine and lee dewyze. tomorrow night, davidhristine o'donnell. "jimmy fallon" happening right now. >>> this morning on "early today," royal details. the future king of england wastes no time talking wedding plans. >>> a dui suspect crashes his car twice after being pulled over by police. >>> and pretty in pink. a nearly 25 carat rare pink diamond fetches a record price at auction. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> hello and good morning. welcome to our viewers across the nation. including the pacific time zone. i'm lynn berry. today we begin with a wedding in the works. in less than a year, england's prince william and his longtime girlfriend will finally have their fairy tale ending. in their first interview since the royal announcement, we are learning new details of his engagement to kate middleton, including how william made sure his late mother, princess diana, didn't miss out, by giving kate her 18 carat diamond and sapphire diamond ring. we go to todd bradby's interview. >> reporter: they were nervous. we

headquarters attacked us as millbank tower which was conservative headquarters david cameron was seen carrying in the corner of his office dave cameron supposed duracell's them from the tory party cowering under his desk while students showed up demanding that these debts repudiated as they rightly should remember when the u.k. introduced the seas to begin with for university students they call it top up fees you know sounded so benign oh a little top of the has gone up every year since to now it's john coney and the students are right go down there show dave cameron you mean business well the interesting thing about this as well is that it wasn't reported in the press but i did receive tweets from people who were there and they were saying that this is my tweet by the way and i tweeted you know i didn't but but m i five apparently had barricaded themselves in behind their yes this is the security services and that's the james bond outfit now that's m i six but m i five is the domestic the equivalent of the f.b.i. but in the u.k. and they apparently barricaded themselves in but let's move on to the next headline let's see whe

david rodriguez, and a great guy, helping cal this number of youngsters. dave is up next.ntless number of thyoungsters. for a limited time, smartphones talk free. add any smartphone to a family shareplan and share minutes for free. >> turning wheels for kids. december 11th, their sixth annual pike festival 700 volunteers with your bicycle-festival, with 2500 bicycles for a local charity. also raising money during the amazing ride, and david rodriguez is front and center and explain the death ride. and explain that. >> the death ride is a fairly difficult ride during the summertime. a number of people, nearly two dozen men/women decided to ride and turn this into a fund rais fund-raise. >> and with children in need? >> and it is not only children from a difficult economic background? but many physical challenges? >> correct. and this helped underprivileged children however, it is also more into underprivileged and health challenged, children with obesity. and pre-teen, with type 2 diabetes because of lack of exercise. and porch eating habits. we provide bicycles for a coupl

dave salmoni, of course, chris pine and lee dewyze. tomorrow night, daviduse ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center, the national broadcasting company presents -- tonight's guests are -- and featuring the legendary roots crew. and here he is -- jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] captions paid for by nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com y nbc-universal television -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hey, that's what i'm talking about. thank you very much. welcome to the show. you guys are great. why thank you. welcome to "late night with jimmy fallon." i appreciate it. hey, i don't know if you guys saw this on "60 minutes" this past sunday, president obama says he spends a lot of time thinking about bringing back the 8 million jobs that we lost. and in his new book, george bush says he spends a lot of time thinking about bringing back the show "wings." [ laughter ] they had jokes and airplanes. it was a good show. speaking of planes, united airlines just u

david, thank you. i know you're traveling today and you're doing something with your kids, thanks for joining us and safe travels, we appreciate it. >> i appreciate it, davelooking at me now. we're heading to the gate. >> bottom line it for us, what happens because this is a domino effect. it could affect mississippi state, it could affect auburn, it could affect the entire ncaa. >> the thing about this story, don, there are discrepancies on every level. mississippi state is saying they reported this to the s.e.c. commission in the office in december. sesk is saying, we didn't find out until july. we didn't get all the information. listen, mississippi state should have reported this, there shouldn't have been an issue with this or somewhere along the line somebody's not giving us all the information because nothing, nobody heard about this in september and october when cam newton was dominating on the football field. come november, he's the most fascinating player in all of college football on a top football team. here he goes, oh, they tried to pay him at mississippi state. there should be some discussions. but auburn is allowing him to play and my point

david markowitz is a senior executive of in the state attorney general's office, responsible for financial fraud at the state level. i got to know daveorking with him at the newark office of the f. easy. is a very accomplished professional. one that many of us have tremendous respect for. james schear is, the acting head of enforcement of finra, and industry attorney, one who is prosecutor early in his career and has brought tremendous experience, enthusiasm to his current position. dennis mcinerney, assistant attorney general in washington, the justice department -- >> they just gave me a new promotion. >> sheet on the front section, i apologize. chief of the front section to accomplished prosecutor, one who is highly recommended to us for this panel because of his significant involvement in bombing cases the financial services industry. and then finally bonnie jones, senior prosecutor of the southern district of new york, henley many financial fraud cases that a couple of premium does represent a comment. all of these panels are sharing their own views and they're not giving you use other agencies or other people within the organiz