our home editor mark easton has met some very unlikely activists. >> it is tori heartland. a red squirrel as a red rosette. the county council has announced cuts of 140 million pounds with youth clubs, libraries and daycare centers, familiar public services may disappear. one of the key questions for the coalition is whether serious opposition to the cuts will extend beyond their familiar political opponents to become a wide-ranging broad movement involving their own traditional supporters. in this village necessary willing in the world, the -- nestling in the world the answer is yes. some of the ladies of gloucester will be those marching through london tomorrow. >> i'm scared of going on a political march. i haven't done it before. and i don't want to be cattled. i'm not going to pea on the street in public -- pee on the street in public for any cause. >> how do you think it's gone? >> brilliantly. >> the tori council is looking to the big society to save services, ken urging volunteers to run -- encouraging volunteers to run threatened libraries and youth clubs. behind m

back on the diamond playing, also the company easton bell unveiled a new pitching helmet next monday prevent these type of head injuries. good news is, he is back playing playing the game he loves. serena williams could be out for up to a year. she has a blood clot, discovered in her lugs and also has a hematoma. she was diagnosed with pulmonary embolism last week. hasn't played an official match since last july when she won wimbledon. he health problems have been hard, scary and disappointing but she hopes to bounce back. tomorrow evening some form of lock without on the players. manny lossson, one of the players of the 49ers announced a free agent tenor. so this is not an easy night to go asleep. my mic fell off. they can be at each other's throats. hang in there. get rest and may god bless both sides. when they miss a game, i will worry. talking about no practice right now. >>> good night everybody, see you tomorrow. california should be proud. we were the first to ban smoking on airplanes. the first to have smoke-free bars and restaurants. all while saving over $86 billion in hea

he did pave the way, somewhat, and as easton bowed out we had to reduce our budget and downsize staff considerably. civil service requirements on how to left staff go meant that we lost a lot of people. we survived those challenges. now there is a building commission. the over-the-counter permit process has moved to the sub for and is making a big difference. there are still some improvements to be made. but we are determined to have it working as a well oiled machine. people that i would like to mention for help in that process worked -- [lists names] some other highlights, with the help of commissioner walker we have the vacant and abandoned buildings taken care of. an attempt to clean up those buildings in our neighborhoods. once again, the new tracking system. there is no a sense of team at dbi. those who are opposed will feel the chill wind from being left outside. this is not the case in the housing department. there exists a deep division. let me say a few words about our friends across all. i am delighted to see that our friends on a left appear to be seeing the light with reg

easton bell sports says it will cost less than 100 bucks, but remember, it has to be tested by athletesn the field before a group will consider requiring players to use the helmets, but i did try it on. it's very light and pretty stylish. >> very nice. good to see him back in the season starting up. >>> we move on now. you might think differently the next time you take a seat on b.a.r.t. lab tests show the outdated seat cushions are filled with mold, fecal matter and bacteria. scientists swabbed the backseat of a random car. among the findings, a bacteria resembling mersa. a potenally deadly bacteria. b.a.r.t. leaders say they're not surprised by the grime festering in these car cushions and this is part of the reason why the cars will receive a major makeover in 2017. it is the oldest public transit fleet and even with dry cleanings, the nylon wool seats are outdated and difficult to keep clean. >> it is my opinion the new seat has to be more easily cleaned and make that as comfortable as possible. >> if you wanted to have a clean seat and not a lot of bacteria or mold, you should prob

easton, who is -- or who are the gang of five? guest: the gang of five are -- bill kristol, ralph reed, david mcintosh, grover norquist and clint bullock comprise my gang of five. c-span: and who are they? guest: well, what i tried to do in this book was look at what i call the flip side of the baby boom generation. these are folks who ar --o emerged on campus in the 1970s -- social pariahs, really on campus, to be a conservativen at that time -- came to washington with ronald reagan, came to washington behind areag victor. buthey were part of e baby boom generation, so they have the same personality qualities that you find among 1960's leftists. contraryianism. they remain so today. who they are specifically, bill kristol i'm sure most of your viewers know. he is frequently giving opinions on major networks. he's a publisher of "the weekly standard" an influential conservative magazine. grover norquest is an anti-tax lobbyist. but that's only part of it. if you think of this mythical right wing conspiracy we hear so much of from

and over a easton finals in. law is the game story later today the clash of magnitogorsk starts at five pm moscow to i'm aiming to stand there to nothing advantage in the series they earned in the opening games at. shoney's got what it takes to compete in formula one the russians earning a podium finish the race of the season in the. rocket only battered by bolt of lead with us to boston the towel and lewis hamilton that all floating aside a narrow debut season last year to assert himself as a more than capable replacements for injured regional teammate orbit here bits the result also the first podium finish for russia as a goal to tell no doubt and great spirits to the reigning champion a full twenty two seconds in front of hamilton at the finish line. all in all a very good race i think there was a lot of things to learn today and we need to define as we have another look into the race and move forward from here. over in the w.r.c. french. the really old girl for the second straight year or she had beaten compa

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up half the last poor line up should syfy reading comp time in doubt it is still scoreless though eastonit's. over in the n.b.a. miami card thought our big win over memphis on saturday night our score in the grizzlies by a massive thirty three points out is their biggest victory margin since december two thousand and nine wayne wade's leading the hosts with twenty eight points teammate of on james had finished twenty seven but there was a worrying moment for the heat in the dying seconds of the first time when james had it in for a break he was fouled and then run right into wade both would be fine though and made amends just moments after that's my only were ahead by twenty one three minutes into the third when james lock tony allen shot and waved at me suing him for making it sixty four to forty one years he gradually increasing their lead to thirty three points up a big closer one hundred eighty five a fun story. the atlanta hawks meanwhile ended their a four game losing streak against the glazers the n.b.a.'s newest human highlight reel not as blake griffin had twenty six in the firs

nina easton of "fortune" magazine. kevin madden, republican strategist, mitt romney's spokesman in his presidential campaign. fox news political analyst juan williams. before we get to the panel, we have been trying to fact-check, which is hard to do on sunday mornings. all indications are from the first interview with margie phelps that she claims that the suit by the air force general seeking the disbarment of ten lawyers who are members of the church, she said that claim has been dismissed. we see no indication that it's been dismissed but we will stay on top of that story. all right. let's get to the economy and look at the numbers, chris. unemployment now down to 8.9%. 12 consecutive month of private sector job growth. the participation rate, percentage of people with jobs or looking for work the lowest in 25 years. chris, what does all of that tell you about the strength of the recovery? >> the recovery is still uncertain. and everybody knows that. and people in congress know that. the president knows that. and a

. >> when i sang with dottie west kim kearns, sheena easton it, dolly parton, all of those girls motivated>> reporter: they all say the same about you probably. >> i hope so. ♪ we have tonight, babe ♪ why don't we stay >> reporter: i think one of the things people really enjoy about your music is you're not just throwing words out there. your songs have stories and you want to hear the end of the story. you want to hear start, middle and end. >> i think that for me, a great story song is a song that tells you where you are on a warm summer's evening, on a train bound for nowhere. ♪ on a warm summer's eve on a train bound for nowhere ♪ >> and it takes you on this journey, and the great thing about the gambler is that it's not just about, it's actually the guy who wrote it doesn't even gamble. ♪ you got to know when to hold 'em know when to fold 'em ♪ >> reporter: that song, it transcended time and it transcended generations and people gravitated towards it. besides the fact that it is this great story, is there something about that song and tv hit movie? >> there were five movies. they call

nina easton of "fortune" magazine. bill kristol from "the weekly standard." and fox news political analyst juan williams. it certainly hasn't been smooth. but as we sit here at week's end, nato has taken command not only of the no-fly zone but also of the civilian protection mission. gaddafi forces have been pushed back from benghazi and then ajdabiya. and now brega. brit, messy or not, is president obama's policy working out? >> so far, so good i'd say. i think what the president may be noticing here is for all that he is now saying about how we're not really front and center in this mission and it's really a multinational operation and so forth, this shows the inevitability of american leadership in the world. the ability that was shown to quickly impose a no-fly zone and begin to amount air attacks that turned back gaddafi's forces on the ground was carried out by american warplanes with help from other countries. now, of course, the matter goes to nato control, supreme allied commander in nato is an american. nato, itself, the military prowess is heavily

jeff easton has written some amazing scripts. it was amaze.e read together we were, like, oh, he said yes to my crazy ideas. and i say yes to his. >> and hilarity ensued. >> do you guys hang out after the shooting, or do you guys just work together and then you go your separate ways? >> we're together pretty much all day every day. when we're working. >> yeah, we always take a hiatus and see each other. >> we do, we hang out and have some dinner. because we're working so many hours, once we're done shooting, we go home and fall down. >> you live in california. >> i do. >> you're married with children so you go back and forth all the time. that's tough. >> go back and forth about every other weekend. >> that's a rough one because your kids are playing sports and things. >> and you're coaching. >> you don't want to miss any of that. >> coaching them and my son has baseball. my daughter has gymnastics. it's busy, but it's, you know -- >> you're a working actor with a steady job. >> do they watch the show? >> yeah. and that's what's great about th