miss dillon, what's the current status of the litigation? >> currently we are waiting for a determination from the court as to whether the tribal council's motion to have us dismissed from the case will be granted or not. >> and is there also some other information that you're waiting on as party to this suit? >> well, we have -- we've never received any information from the tribe that we've asked for. our discovery demands have been ignored. >> mr. gabaldon, is there a reason why that you haven't been forthcoming with the information regarding the folks who are enrolled in your tribe and the status? >> yes, there is a reason. we don't feel it's the county's business as to do the job of the department of the interior. no county has ever asked for records, social security numbers, address and names of tribal members, so i want to correct miss dillon when she says it was after they asked for discovery we

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dillon gee scores. 4-0 new york. 29 straight scoreless innings until this.lon gee with authority, ends the shutout. bases loaded in the ninth. frank francisco. matt wieters scores. brian roberts hits it on the button. that is the ballgame. the orioles lose three in a row. the nationals in town tomorrow night. the yankees honor chipper jones last night. the braves played some home-run derby against the yankees. this is a home run in the fourth . then in the eighth inning. the yankees hit four home runs. the braves win. game 5 of the nba championship tonight in miami. funder need to win -- the thunder need to win to keep their season alive. >> college football will finally end in a football playoff. semifinal games will rotate among the major bowls. the national championship game will rotate and will be bid on like the super bowl. this is a start. we will take it. >> thank you. president obama will urge congress to stop student loan interest rate from doubling. >> free wifi at some hotels could end. >> ice cream sales are sure to skyrocket but one company is f

neither did bob dillon.sometimes people want to lock you into their memories into the '60s? >> you know, it's like paul from jefferson airplane, paul cantor. if you can remember anything about the '60s you weren't really there. you know. that's pretty much correct on it. i can't imagine people making such a big fuss over the '60s. unless things are so dull now that they just have to, you know, think of some time where times were better. you think back, it wasn't really that much better, you know what i mean. it was tougher in so many different ways, you know. i'm not really a nostalgic person, so i just don't buy into the '60s thing like a lot of people seem to do. >> you talked about bob dillon and the lasting impact he's had. >> well, as i went through all these people, so many said, then i heard dillon. or then i heard the beatles. and their whole life changed. or then i heard something else. but bob dillon was supreme. i have a lot of singers who followed the trail with bob dillon on this -- in this book

. >> also, we have jennifer low and bill dillon. would you read item one, please? rex -- >> ordinance no. 7712, an ordinance recognizing revenue losses of 30 four million 177,330 two dollars -- $34 million for the department of public health. for the department of public revenues, $25 million in surplus general hospital revenues. and $655,000 in general fund reserves for state revenue losses for expenditures at the department of public health. chairperson chu: this item is a correction to action we have seen previously. this should be correction to the legislation. if i can, i can ask kate from the mayor's office to speak to this item cracks -- >> good morning. as you mentioned, this is a correction to the supplemental appropriation that the board of supervisors approved for the department of public health. there was an error in the delineation of the source. this just correct the source. it does not change the total amount of the appropriation. >> thank you -- chairperson chu: thank you very much. is there anything you would add to this appropriation? rex and no,

dillon, what is the current status of the litigation? >> currently we are waiting for determination from the court as to whether the tribal council motion to have it dismissed from the case will be granted or not. >> and is there also some other information that you are waiting on as party to this suit? >> well we have never received any information from the tribe that we have asked for. our discovery demands have been ignored. >> mr. gabaldon is there a reason why you have not been forthcoming with the information regarding the folks who are enrolled in your tribe and the status? >> yes i am at there is a reason. we don't feel it's the county's business as to do the job of the department of the interior. no county has ever asked for records, social security's numbers addresses and names of travel members, so i want to correct them is to win when she says it was after the after discovery we removed them. we remove them because they had their shot in and court. they filed nine motions to remove us. the judge denied all those motions and w

people like diane till loan and -- dillon and mike thompson. the inconvenient truth of opposition to what is clearly an injustice done the wappo people is that those who oppose us are rich profiteering politicos. minimum wage earners do not oppose us, nor do any of the tribes in our area, and there are six of them. it is the wealthy that bear the political agenda to stand to lose a tiny bit of political power in napa county when our tribe is concerned. the wappo word for shame on you is -- [inaudible] today i say to those who would rather profit than seek justice -- [inaudible] and to those i believe misstated the facts to the press i say -- [inaudible] we are not a new tribe. we were here before the nixon nixon/peabodys of the world. we were here before even the state of california. the lives the california ranchers were told by an agency desperate to satisfy a political agenda are nothing compared to lies being told to the court, the citizens of the counties and now the subcommittee. why have we sued in federal government? litigation was not

montana border, past the gorgeous red rock canyons and the hills of the pryor mountains, we find matt dillon ye we learn this environmental scientist has never owned, never ridden a horse. to him, mustangs are just a particularly magnificent wild animal. each carrying such distinct personal tills he knows over 140 of them by name and face. >> yeah, that's gringo, all right. that's pretty cool. >> reporter: never knowing the feel of a saddle or spur, with plenty of grass to eat, few predators to fear, it seems like these play may be the most carefree horses around. stallions are in a relentless competition with the ladies. this is galaxy. and just a week before he took this harem of mares from another stallion, including an adorable 2 week old step-foal -- >> right now, galaxy is a little high strung because he's new at this. he's got this new harem. he's just -- he's trying to figure this out and keep it all together. >> reporter: we're only watching for a few minutes before the spoils of his conquest become obvious. i'm turning red. i'm a little embarrassed for them. this is -- this is mati

dillon says it costs tens 15% more to build that the energy bank through high efficiency of prop appliances thick insulated walls and triple pane windows leaves enough solar energy to power an electric car for free and that hair dryer to. >>> hair dryer was a symbol for me and i thought let us and think it reaches everybody. you get the sense and your mind it's not a number on a spreadsheet. and i couldn't cps 5. did waves we don't hear the word teeny. >>> so any teeny with the this weekend? >>> we have some changes coming up on the weather of the weekend of course we felt as the breeze kicking and of the bay area today and find these liabilities for thunderstorms over the sierra nevada but around the tonight we're beginning to see some low clouds and fog pushing aside a day so if you're heading out the door we see some clouds nine to eight chances for overnight lows expected to be in the '50s and san francisco also in dissent as a philosophy moses and in the afternoon except at the close expect patch of fog there but the temperatures high- widespread and san francisco upper '70's and the s

dillon g. on the mound. g. struck out nine in 7 1/3.ottom four, two on, two out, the pitch to center field, adam jones trying to make the diving catch but he can't do it. he's not lombo tonight. the mets take a 1-0 lead. top 8, wilson crushes this one. it's an upper deck shot. just a bomb. a two-run home run. the shutout streak at 21 innings is over. the mets beat the orioles 4-3. and pick up the sweep. baltimore has now lost six in a row to the mets. >>> the wizards made a trade that makes sense before the draft. they ship rashard lewis and his $23 million salary to the hornets for okafor and ariza. the wizards are not in the market to draft thomas robinson. >>> college football has a playoff. the bcs commissioners have endorsed a seeded four-team play off starting in 2014. final approval comes next week when the oversight committee meets here in d.c. so that is something that people have been waiting a long time for. >> you didn't tell me that before the new ♪ ♪ [ multiple sounds making melodic tune ] ♪ [ male announcer ] at northrop

supervisor dillon, if a tribe is not terminated, should they be allowed to pursue administrative relief? >> i believe that that is what the law already states. >> i appreciate that. mr. gabaldon, is it your assertion that you feel that your tribe was never terminated? >> no. we believe we were terminated in 1959, but it was by a non-wappo indian. >> i appreciate that very much. thank you very much, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> mr. denham. >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me first start by saying it is very disappointing to see that secretary saldsary and the we'ro of indian affairs has not engaged this committee on this important issue. this is -- i mean, this is and always has been an act of congress under the constitution, but without the administration working with congress, it makes it tremendously difficult to create an even playing field and certainly to move forward on this matter. so i -- i would continue to press the b.i.a. and secretary salazar to engage this committee so we can come to resolution on some of these issues. first, chairman gabldon, i want to understand your iss

a station that's been home to kalani dillon for the past five years. on sunday morning, he will be one of 15 firefighters who the be laid off. >> it's hard breaking. when i signed my papers five years ago at this department. i never thought i'd be looking for another job. >> reporter: the stations are closing because voters rejected a partial tax that would have cost homeowners $197 a year. >> last year we handled a little over 6200 calls with six stations, now we're going to be doing that with three stations. >> reporter: the stations that are closing include this one in downtown brentwood and one on bethel island and one on nisson. it's also happening on the west side of the county. >> probably the biggest difference between us and the west of the county is the geographic area we cover. we cover seven communities and a large area, 249 square miles. >> station 52 which is going to be the last remaining station will cover this whole map area. >> reporter: that's a big concern, because it's been a really dry winter. and with all the dry brush out there,

dillon and alyssa plan to get married this saturday. the wedding is supposed to take place at the bride's evacuated family ranch. so, the couple, of course, is now working on a backup location just in case. they say they are getting married saturday, no matter what. >> maybe it will be good luck. if it rains on your wedding day -- >> they'll be married for 400 years. with that fire. >>> time, now, for the weather on this flag day. happy flag day, everybody. starting with a chance of tornadoes around minneapolis, des moines and omaha. light rain in the colorado rockies and wyoming. showers and thunderstorms from houston to the carolinas. and a sunny afternoon in the northeast. >> 70s from boston to baltimore. mostly 80s in the middle of the country. upper 90s and triple-digits from west texas to phoenix. >>> and when we come back on "america this morning," damaging hail takes a toll on texas overnight. we're going to show you. >> amazing video there. >>> and then, the jetblue passengers who saw their pilot have a midair meltdown. now, th

dillon gee picked up the win. matusz his eighth loss. the nats come to town for a weekend set that begin friday night. >>> every summer individuals travel to spend a week in anne arundel county. now it's called the deaf blind camp of maryland. the place where they can step outside and the comfort zone physically and mentally. it's located in west river. the camp encourages campers with total and partial hearing and vision loss to step outside and enjoy nature on a way they may have never done before. >> it's an opportunity for people to shine and really show their independence and to show truly what they can do. >> special accommodations are in place like a rope walkway to guide them between buildings. there are also traditional camp activities like arts and crafts, but also unique ones like a technology expo. this is the 15th year for the camp. it's being held in session. >>> all right, well,. thes expected to be -- temperatures expected to be in the triple digits today a snowball could be the right thing to hit the spot. >> we need you

county and san francisco but still only 13 minutes from friday to the golden gate bridge were still dillonadwork mature into a more valid looks like they have very close to be wrapped up by 6:00. no delays to report both directions looking good. was in her to find. prop up against a fence began his last month after two teens broke into the model home dimension belongs to former ukrainian prime minister paul lazar and come and led zeppelin cut cover band of seven california is singing the blues someone sold $35,000 worth of insurance in the gear from lead is up again now to the group pay show plays john redwood city to find their been broken into place since the burglary was plant because of the size and number of items stolen. hopefully i'll get that back. time now is 558 a square jar for an entire town where you could soon not to pay up for the putting of. >>> it's like this cost way has been lifted. they're feeling been lifted. they're feeling like kings in at progressive, you can bundle your home and auto policies and save. don't worry, tiny people. flo is a gentle giant. bundle home an

wilson betemit off of dillon gee. 4-2. upper deck for wilson betemit and.frank francisco walks steve pearce. 4-3. brian roberts trying to keep the game alive. he hit it on the button. that is the game winner. the orioles did not lose any ground because the braves beat the yankees last night as to see the swing against brian roberts. the oklahoma city thunder need a win tonight for their season is over. they h heat lead the series 3-1. four-team playoff season for college football. bcs commissioners have agreed to a deal that would feature a playoff system. semifinal games would rotate between the major bowls. the cities would bid on the game's. finally there is a system in place. >> thank you. 6:26. a carbon monoxide scare inside a baltimore building. >> plans right sixth casino will not become reality anytime soon. >> and orioles hall of famer is named in a federal investigation. the insider claims surrounding eddie murray. >> construction at the steel bridge and will check on the major roads for problems for your morning commute. >> ava marie live a the o

the ugly now, veteran john dillon said his homeowners association will not let him fly two glags.idn't remove either the american flag or marine core flag they'll fine him $100 a day. >> i love when they reunite the family. it takes the kids a second to recognize them. >> makes me cry. >> steve doocy is here to help us out. >> it makes me cry, too. ladies. thank you very much. >> you should get this one. >> i know what it is. >> could it be fitness? >> yes, we all know. >> steve doocy thank you for helping us out and have a great show on "fox and friends". "fox and friends" starts right now, have a great day. >> good morning, everyone. today is tuesday june 12th. i am gretchin karlson and i hope you have

dennis and the war on public employees, dillon buyers from politico yeah.our but first: >> this is the full court press. >> lebron james and the heat closed out with the celtics 101 to 88. they add variance to the nba fields for the second consecutive season and they play the oklahoma city thunder. the series begins tomorrow evening. lebron led with 31 points. dwyane wade chipped in with 23. it was close. miami was down by 7 at halftime. >> for thenot a good weekend for boston. it's going to be the heat versus the thunder. you like that? heat and the thunder. >> my favorite new t.v. show is going to be watching the thunder destroy the heat in five games. that's my prediction. >> you should know better than sports predictions? >> i said the heat would go to the finals. >> whitney houston's family is not happy with the late singer's own mother t saying they will write a tell-all book,ai accusing her, saying she wants to save her own reputation and look like the worldts greatest mom which they say she is far from. >> a family cashing in on a celebrity? how unu

here's a man who came from a working class background, was promoted heavily as a new dillon.word. but certainly overcome that and become his own kind of spokesman. his un-american bar he's been called. people who comment on the story on cnn.com have b

among the highlights, original lyrics handwritten by singer bob dillon. for his 1962 anti-war song entitled "let me die in my footsteps." the song wasn't released until many years later because record executives were worried about the political nature. the lyrics are expected to fetch top dollar at the auction. >>> why some experts say getting up early could be the key to your success. >>> grandmother sets out to break a world record, swimm the first day of her world record attempt to swim 103 miles from cuba to florida. penny pum free started her swim in cuba, covered 8 1/2 in the first four hours. she's expected the entire journey to take about 40 to 50 hours. she would be the first women to cross the straits without a shark cage. >> i think it's my time to -- my window in live to do something i love to do. i don't believe that i can do it much later in life. this is my opportunity now. >> palfrey is using special equipment that surrounds her with an electrical field to keep away sharks. she is british and australian citizen with two grandchildren and h

. >> reporter: the dillons asked the association to revise the rule, but they were declined. >>> thisaredevil can't afford any slipups. nik wallenda is getting ready for his biggest stunt to day. he plans to cross on a two-inch tightrope. wallenda had a near fall on his last tight rope here in october. but he says the 200-foot drop at the falls doesn't scare him. we were talking about this earlier, we were wondering if he has to show a passport to cross into canada. >> right. come get it. i'm right here. >>> scott pelley has a preview of what's coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> for the first time, toxic dust at ground zero has been listened to cancer. what -- linked to cancer. what this means for thousands of 9/11 first responders, tonight, on the cbs evening news. >> thanks, scott. here's a look at tonight's closing numbers from wall street. we'll be right back. blan ,,,,,,,,,,,, man: there's a cattle guard, take a right. do you have any idea where you're going ? wherever the wind takes me. this is so off course. nature can surprise you sometimes... next time, you drive.

bob bill lon -- dillon, further down the list, taboo from the black eyed peas at 000.1%. just because i think he is a true american hero, as a jersey guy do you agree with this pick? bruce springsteen who ever he may be? >> he is a wonderful choice. if you want the anthem to be about a cob leer from sandusky, ohio, no, i don't think it is a good choice. but i did meet him on an elevator once. there is no story. >> you didn't get your picture taken with him. >> i followed him on the elevator. i followed him on the hotel and road up to his floor. it was like, i am getting off and road back down. >> i wonder if are you a comedian or if he will stab him. >> i could do both or neither. >> what do you make of this, diane? what would be your choice? perhaps a list or animal? >> lmfao. >> why are you even coming up with this? what is wrong with our national anthem. our national anthem is fine. >> it is the woods of ohio every week end and we practice our doomsday scenarios. i blair the original national anthem because that's what we are doing it for. they are doing it for the mon

>> where is marshall dillon. where is the marshall tucker band? i have to take a break. don't leave now. there is more stuff to talk about. >>> according to a report, my favorite kind, the average middle income family will spend $12,000 on their baby's first year of life. some website decided to look at which cities had the most spoiled brats. at the top, thork city followed by brooke -- new york city followed by brooklyn, miami, minneapolis and tulsa. midwestern cities ranked near the bottom. among them columbus, indiana, polace and milwaukee which i believe is the birthplace of crab cake. you spend half a million dollars on your kid between birth to age 18. do they deserve it? >> worth every penny. by the way i met my husband in minneapolis and may have had some conception things going there. i don't know. >> i don't think i meeded to know that. >> too much information. but you spend so much money on that pirs child and then out of guilt for the next one. can't spoil them too much because life will slap them. >> sherrod does this make you not want to have kids is -- th

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dillon said my dad told me i have it within me to solve problems. but this is why randy is so important. he is so important because i found out that last summer young government to capitol hill to lobby for been created cancer research. so is fantastic when millions hear your message and want you to figure. but is more violent than one person acts on it. and i love that he is proof of the. that is what randy pausch is proof of today. that are also heroes, and again i say this is a book not about famous people. it's about what we are all capable of. we are all brave and we are all cowards. we are all strong, all week, and we are all can act the andre stolz. sometimes we do all those things in the same exact day. the book is also for with people you've never heard of. there's a young girl named alex scott is in the book. alex scott before she was a year-old she was diagnosed with cancer. the only life she knew. chemotherapy and surgery and hospitals. when she was four years old she said her parents she wanted to open a eliminate side in the front char

sierra has not been located and dillon read -- police believe the new a quick men may lead to some leadsthe recently that some use sonar and equipment they said that you see here. it's been elbert three months since sierra lamar went missing. >> there of weeks of meetings to establish the rules. there san francisco ethics commission will decide whether mirkirimi will be removed from his office for misconduct charges. he has been suspended without pay since march karen the neighbor has submitted evidence bit contradicts what mirkirimi said. it was about the conflict with his wife. >> on sandusky attorney said the everyone should stay tuned to see have sandusky will take the stand. this man is also compare the case to a soap opera in irian the judge said that the defense has about one- and-a-half days left the testimony. they said its staff members are present when sandusky bright young boys into showers. they said they did not see anything inappropriate. the testimony you're wrapped up by tomorrow and be in the hands of the jury by thursday. >>mark: wall street has strong gains. the dow j

dillon mcdermott helped solve the mystery of his mother's tragic death.asked police to reopen the investigation. the republican american newspaper says police discovered evidence that shows that diane mcdermott was murdered by a gangster boyfriend and she did not commit suicide. the actor was just five years old at the time. >>> and this one is being called by police as gut wrenching and disheartening. a california teacher is facing criminal charges after being accused of tasing high school students. this one is from "the l.a. times." a teacher at fontana high school directed four students to enforce the hazing in order to limit behavior problems in the classroom. the students have also been arrested and one of them has been charged with assault and attempted sodomy. police say at least one of the victims suffered injuries in those assaults. >>> and it 3pays to be a pc if using orbits. it steers mac users to more expensive rooms. that's because the search results are tailored for shopping habits. and mac users spend more. they spend 30% more a night on ho

dillon ferguson, illinois and the war of 1812. joined by carey johnson, president of the chicago history museum. after that, killed collins. .. >> [inaudible conversations] >> good morning. will commute to the 20 daniel "chicago tribune" chris royal lift us sponsored by bank of america. i'd like to give a special thank your sponsors today to help make the the let's test a success. today's program will be broadcast live on c-span2's booktv. if there's time at the end for q&a with the author, if you could pleased use the microphone look at the center of the room, the home viewing audience can your questions, that would be great. if you like to watch coverage of today's program, it will be we aired tonight at midnight central time on c-span2's booktv. if you're interested, books can be purchased in our rent and you can have your book signed by the author if you would so like. at this time please drop all other electronic devices and cell phones. thank you very much. it is a great pleasure to introduce a moderator for this conversatio