i made a mistake. >> david taylor had been a free man.or seven years when he failed to report to his parole officer. david has been back at riverbend for one year. >> i'm not coming back. ain't no chance of that. no way. just a rat race. a controlled life. can't do nothing. 42 years old. too old for this. >> michael was very young when he first came to prison on a parole violation for aggravated assault. he believes his time at riverbend has matured him. >> it's helped me to cope with some issues that i have. and it's -- i was going to say a good place. but it's not. prison is not no good place. >> don't forget my guitar. >> i figured you might leave it for later. >> david's cellmate, greg edwards, has to wait another three months for parole. >> i'm happy for him. i just, you know, i see these guys come and go. but i know this guy right here, you know, he's -- he knows this ain't no life. >> the time has come for these two inmates to say good-bye to their lives behind bars. >> i'll holler at you. >> michael's wife and sister will be meeti

chef david taylor oversees the menu. it is the best italian food in the city. she is the one director, and her reputation for seeking out wines has earned her a true recognition as a wine pioneer in san francisco. she was named best new somalier from "wine & spirits" and has one other awards. 816 opened in 2004, and they have had the owner of welcoming and number of italian wine makers and have events. they have been partnering with organizations such as root of change and slow food. i just want to say on a very personal level, 816 has been a great staple mauer of chestnut street and the marina. you can never get a seat there, and i think it is a testament to the great service and food they have. every single person in my family, it is their favorite restaurant in the city. thank you for your continued service in the community, and continued success. we're honored to recognize you today, and congratulations. [applause] >> i know you are incredibly busy today, but it is such an honor for us to be here. i have worked in restaurants locally for about 24 years, and

. >> four of the five men, including david taylor and fernando martinez, have now been identified asoes who helped save the life of robert edlefson. he will recover completely. the car, unfortunately, was a total loss. despite the risks they took, both sartello and oxley say they would do it again. >> i just don't know, you know, how close i was to death. it affected someone else's life. that made it all worth it right there. >> coming up -- a vintage plane flips upside down. >> my first thought was just shock. just couldn't believe it. color. woohoo! whoa. haircolor is a chore no more! you gotta come see what's new. c'mon! tadaaa! welcome to haircolor heaven. aa-ah-ahhh! courtesy of new nice 'n easy colorblend foam. permanent, dimensional color, now in a delightful foam! just three shakes, foam it, love it! simply saturate hair root to tip, front to back. with tones and highlights. it's foamtastic! home haircolor, make room for foam haircolor! new nice 'n easy colorblend foam. your right color. congratulations. congratulations. today, the city of charlotte can use verizon technology

that time, intended for david reed >> cris: ike taylor is going to cut off the receiver reed and basically beat him to the point. nice play there. flacco taking his shots. >> al: reed to the left. boldin in the slot to the right. they have smith outside to the right. . flacco, hanging to the pocket. boldin can't make the catch at the 11 yard line. he was there and dropped it at the 11. and thoorey're going to stop the clock with a time-out. third down and ten with 16 seconds. >> cris: receivers, just not making the play. here he is. goes against gay again, makes a nice move and simply drops the football. joe flacco is doing a great job on this drive, and his receivers are completely letting him down. >> al: smith wanted it. boldin there too. smith, wide right. reed, wide left. . flacco, he goes to the endzone, and it's caught in the endzone torrey smith. with eight seconds left, the ravens will complete a 92-yard drive for the touchdown. >> referee: pass interference, 22, defense. ball will be placed at the spot of the foul. first down. >> al: well, you can't write smith drops one, boldin

that time, intended for david reed >> cris: ike taylor is going to cut off the receiver reed and basically beat him to the point. nice play there. flacco taking his shots. >> al: reed to the left. boldin in the slot to the right. they have smith outside to the right. . flacco, hanging to the pocket. boldin can't make the catch at the 11 yard line. he was there and dropped it at the 11. and thoorey're going to stop the clock with a time-out. third down and ten with 16 seconds. >> cris: receivers, just not making the play. here he is. goes against gay again, makes a nice move and simply drops the football. joe flacco is doing a great job on this drive, and his receivers are completely letting him down. >> al: smith wanted it. boldin there too. smith, wide right. reed, wide left. . flacco, he goes to the endzone, and it's caught in the endzone torrey smith. with eight seconds left, the ravens will complete a 92-yard drive for the touchdown. >> referee: pass interference, 22, defense. ball will be placed at the spot of the foul. first down. >> al: well, you can't write smith drops one, boldin

taylor project. i will start with david. i was reading herman cain's book entitled speak of a leader. speak as a leader published in 1999 and offers gidsance on what to say. he said expect the unexpected question and think sound bytes and plan sometime ahead. what happened yesterday? >> you talking to me? >> yes. >> it's like he didn't know what to say. this man wants to be commander in chief, but yet he had no opinion or a well formulated opinion about one of the major military actions of the previous year. i want to say it's stunning. it's surprising. it's astounding, but actually it isn't. the only question i think we have to ask ourselves now is whether we say someone is pulling a cain or pulling a perry. these guys, i have never seen them so unprepared and running. we have to go back to pat robertson and never led a national poll. he came in second in iowa and the republican party nationally and the state polls could have herman cain at the top of the heap, even if it's a tie with others shows you this is a party full of people who just don't care about facts, expertise, experien

so i do want to thank david rivkin lee caseylee, and stuart taylor. i want to thank tony shaffer, bruce fein, and jonathan turley for a sterling performance that invites us to want more. thank you very much. [applause] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> coming out live on c-span networks in about 20 minutes, at 12:15 p.m. eastern, former national intelligence director dennis blair will talk about how defense cuts could and that military readiness. c-span2 will be live at 1:00 p.m. eastern when the u.s. senate gavel plane to continue debate on defense programs and policy. c-span3 is also live at 1:00 p.m. eastern from newton, massachusetts, as congressman barney frank announces his retirement after more than 30 years. he is a top democrat on the house financial services committee, and he chaired the committee during passage of the financial reform law. another live discussion here on c-span at 2:00 p.m. eastern with ohio senator robb portman on debt reduction. he was a mem

david guetta featuring usher. and then later this week, jim parsons, terry bradshaw, taylor kitsch will be here, maggie q, and we'llrning jacket and yelawolf. and, oh, i want to extend a big congratulations to our announcer dicky barrett who along with his wife jessica had a baby girl on wednesday. great job. there's a picture. very cute. you can see she's already -- she's already got the tattoos like daddy. >> just like her daddy. >> is she healthy knock on wood. >> dicky: yes. >> her name is lilly barrett. her initials are lb so you better hope she doesn't get fat. our first guest tonight is a television titan. you know him as "regis" from "live with regis and kelly." he is ten days removed from that show and already calling his wife "gelman" by mistake. his new book is a best-seller. it's called "how i got this way." please say hello to regis philbin. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good to see how. >> i thought i had you locked out. ho did you get back in. >> jimmy: let me get this straight. you're not retired. >> although everyone thinks i a i tried to make it clear when i said moving on but, no, everyone sa

david beckham finally wins a championship in the last game of his five-year contract with the galaxy. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> chalk up another for taylor swift. and this weekend's biggest box office winner may have finished in tenth place. we'll explain. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, they sacrificed for millions of americans they'll never know. coming up, how one big time star paid a little of that back. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back, on this monday, hope you had a wonderful weekend. not the nicest of starts tour monday in the pacific northwest. a strong system coming onshore. there's a lot of rain, snow in the mountainous areas and the olympics. and the big cities, you're definitely going to be dodging the raindrops today. maybe even some downpours this morning. salt lake city could see a wintry mix and even a chance of a shower in southern arizona. unfortunately, tomorrow looks like more of the same. actually much of the week looks like more of the same. if you're watching us on kcra 3 in sacramento, california, see the automobiles that tell the history of german's premiere

taylor davis, 2-point conversion and vandals go on to win it 32-29 the final. >> michael barnes got the former warriors for charity b-ball. davidee looks like in he in form. the reverse throw down. the old guy showing plenty of flash, jay rich off the glass. jason showing what they are missing. throwing it over to anthony mora from way downtown. more from jay rich. slides through the lane. they took it seriously. in your face. warriors win it. >> and they get the predators third period, pavelsky, 3-1 sharks. on the power play, ron suter gets it passed but they still call this one a goal. we head to overtime. frances gets it in front. david knocks it in. 4-3 the final. >> niners and redskins and raiders hosting the broncos. we'll have that for you at 5:00. >>> next at 9:30, yahoo changes the focus and takes aim how u.s. tv and use your started money and tablet computer. >> is it a new clue what is cause morgue speculation that cause morgue speculation that prince william and so...what do you think? i'm not crazy about these light fixtures. kitchen's too small. what's next? 607 franklin st. ♪ sea bass... ♪ ooohhh! ♪ i like it. ye

of what to think david rifkin and want to thank the casey and stuart taylor. i want to thank tony schaffer and bruce fein and jonathan turley for a sterling performance that invites us to want more. thank you very much. [applause] >> coming up, the chairman of the nuclear regulatory commission on lessons learned from japan's nuclear crisis. then a look at the impact of the holiday shopping season on the overall economy. at 8:00 eastern, presidential contenders who have changed history. this week, george wallace. >> this past july 4 simon winchester uk pan-american citizen. >> i decided i would take all the necessary steps. i got one of the questions wrong. i rang a friend, and asked -- it was what is the american national anthem. the immigration officer said it should be, but it is not. >> the latest book is now in paperback. watch the rest of our interview with simon winchester sunday night. >> now discussion on lessons learned from the japanese nuclear plant crisis. the fukushima nuclear plant suffered major damage from an earthquake and tsunami in march tha

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david decastro, leading the way. two of the very highly ranked perspective nfl players. decastro at right guard if you want to take a look at these two folks. here is taylorehind the right side of decastro. they pick up an extra yard here. these are the fellas up front. herbie, you and i, we think it's one of the best defensive lines in the country. >> kirk: without a doubt. i think wisconsin's probably about the only other offensive line across the board you could put on the same page with this group. i think this group because of the superstars of martin and decastro, i would give the nod to this team. they're not going away from their power play. they pulled that back side guard again. they're not going to stop running it all night. >> brent: now they're convinced they can hold out ailotti's rush. now a back back in. andrew takes off.d on the move. he is so accurate. whalen's first catch of the game. ducks do not let him get a first down. terrific gang tackling by that oregon defense. what a spot. look at that spot he's going to get. >> kirk: according to that spot, they are going to give him that first down. defense moving. it's going to be a contest,

david gergen ended his career and in 1971 as a staff -- began his career in 1971 as a staff assistant on president nixon's speechwriting team. today, -- try 1995. for lectures on history, amy norell-taylor on emancipation during the civil war. look for our schedule,. -- online. there's a story was told from inside the administration that when obama was given the first budget, his first instinct was to veto that budget. he was told by his lobbyists on capitol hill there was no way. i just think that had he vetoed, he would've been a tea party. had he signaled his fundamental desire to change the way washington works, he could have continued to rally the reform movement that now breaks out all over the world because of the frustration that the current wave of democracy does not function. >> lawrence lessig on money and its influence in washington tonight. >> "washington journal"continues . host: we are here with missy ryan. spot to the for being with us. let's begin with a headline from "then your times." the essence of the story indicates that the afghan government is preparing for the long haul with u.s. troops staying over their. guest: the long-term partnership deal with the u.s. gove