for item number 1, david elliott lewis. if there is anyone else who would like to make public comment on item 1, please fill out a blue card. mr. lewis. >>> supervisors, david elliott lewis. i think you might have -- throw out the baby with the bath water situation here also an issue of free speech. i'm not a fan of aerial public advertising, but if this is -- by banning this you're also going to be banning opportunity for advocacy speech, for political speech, for free speech, then it becomes more troubling. you know, that speech tends to get crowded out by other media and when i say throw out the baby with the bath water, the dirty bath water is maybe garish commercial advertising you don't want to see, but just throwing out the baby, which is public advocacy free speech. i hope you can see that, have a decent sense of provision. th does become a free speech issue, we should have

with elliott spitzer it's been five years of rehabilitation. i do think the amount of time is also on almost a proxy for how sorry you are. >> well, i appreciate your time. thank you, frank. thanks, karen, and thank you, alex for being here. >> thank you, matthew. . >> your brain is involved in everything you do, yet few girls or women, ever think about their brains. i'll show you five ways to unleash the power of the female brain and the amen clinic's method for radically improving it. it works so well for our patients, i know it can help you too. [music] >> the information in this program will also help boost your energy, mood and focus and it will help you look and feel younger and more beautiful, no matter what your age. [music] >> if you adopt the information in this program and apply it with a great attitude, you'll begin to unleash the power of your female brain in a very short period of time. now is the time to get healthy. you and your loved ones

with elliott spitzer it's been five years of rehabilitation. i do think the amount of time is also on almost a proxy for how sorry you are. >> well, i appreciate your time. thank you, frank. thanks, karen, and thank you, alex for being here. >> thank you, matthew. .

with elliott spitzer it's been five years of rehabilitation. i do think the amount of time is also on almost a proxy for how sorry you are. >> well, i appreciate your time. thank you, frank. thanks, karen, and thank you, alex for being here. >> thank you, matthew. . >>> this is night by business report with tyler mathisen and susie gharib brought to you by -- >> sails through the heart of historic cities and the river you get close to historic landmarks, to local life, to kur cultural treasures, viking cruises exploring the world in comfort. >>> bernanke speaks and investors listening. the economy could use his help and the comments could make a difference. >> mega deals get done, we'll take you there and tell you what is being discussed by media and technology. >> back to school, yes, it's july and yes, retailers are starting their sales on notebooks and pens and with good reason. we

elliott, thank you for coming. good to see you. (cheers and applause) >> thank you. >> stephen: okay, elliott, you also got a book here. >> i do. >> stephen: it's call product tecting capitalism case by case. we'll get to that later. >> can we do that now. >> stephen: elliott. >> yes, sir. >> stephen: what is a comptroller. what does a comptroller do. >> i thought you were going to tell me. that's why i showed up. this is actually a hugely important position. you control or have a say in the investment of over 140 billion dollars of pension dollars that are the pensions for forming municipal wormer-- workers, you see overthe the budget, you see that the tax dollars are used for the purpose-- you seem so intent in listening. >> stephen: no, i do, it's good to know. given a position of this responsibility, shouldn't the job of comptroller go to someone who has shown a modicum of self-comptrol. (applause) >> you are right. >> stephen: why-- why, why should, why should the people trust new. >> based on the totality of the record. many

. >> elliott spitzer needed nearly 4,000 signatures to make a run for comptroller. get this, he got 27,000 of those signatures. it's possible his top competition, scott stringer, who's the manhattan bureau president, could challenge their validity. spitzer made a surprise entry into this race earlier this week. already at least one poll shows him with the lead. >>> so money. if money was the determining factor, hillary clinton might think twice about returning to public office because according to "the new york times," the former first lady and former secretary of state, potential 2016 candidate, is raking in about $200,000 per appearance on the paid speaking circuit. $200,000. that's about as much as her husband, former president bill clinton, makes for domestic speeches. aside from the clintons, who's worth that kind of cash? that's what we want to know from you. if you had just $200,000 lying around, who would you like to see? you can tweet us your picks use can go #waytooearly. we'll put the most creative answers on coming up later. you can get me for a lot chea

it felt like it maybe would roll. >> reporter: elliott stone was on board asiana 214 with his mother, father, brother and fiance. today they shared their stories of the terrifying moments after the crash. he says after he got out of the plane safely, he and his dad went to investigate debris about 500 yard from the plane. near the sea wall. they were shocked when they discovered passengers. >> found the four people, we stayed with them. hung out with them. comforted them. just yelling, yelling for ambulances, firetruck, anyone to come help. we had to call 911 because we weren't getting immediate response there. >> reporter: stone says he called 911, 25 minutes after the plane crashed and first responders did not come over to them for another 15 minutes. so they waited. trying to help the severely injured passengers. >> there was lots of blood. very significant injuries. we tried to comfort them the best we could. talk to them. keep them breathing. >> reporter: walter says sadly he believes within of the passengers he helped was one of the two 16-year-old girls who later died. >> the b

elliott spitzer is going for new york city comtroller. >> people lie about their taxes and not having paid their taxes and tall rest and that is -- you lied about illegal activity. >> i lied about personal sexual activity, yes and i did that. i'm not trying diminish it. >> you were not lying about an

. >> anunciadora: john elliott nominado al oscar es jefe de maquillaje en desperate housewives. >> elllaje con aerografo es tan ligero que se ve tan natural que la gente te ve y dice, "por dios, estas radiante, no se por que, pero te ves fabulosa." >> anunciadora: usar un aerografo era complicado y requeria de un entrenamiento especial. pero ya no! ahora el aerografo es para todos. luminess air ha hecho que este secreto de hollywood de belleza y para verse mas joven, sea practicamente infalible. >> es un... espray en aerografo, lo unico que haces es presionar el boton, y solo movimientos circulares. es facil, muy facil. se mezcla perfectamente y nivela el tono de mi piel. no te puedo decir cuanta gente me dice, tu piel esta radiante. yo creo que luzco bella. >> luminess air es el maquillaje mas facil, el mejor, y el que se ve mas natural de los que yo haya usado. ellos lo han hecho tan sencillo y tan facil que todos pueden hacerlo. yo tengo muchas manchas en la cara, tengo melasma, que es dificil de cubrir. son realmente oscuras. y las tengo por toda la cara. antes de empezar a usar l

and elliott spitzer next. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. additional funding provided by these funders. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> welcome to the program. i'm mark halperin sitting in for charlie rose who is off this week a assignment. there is pressure on president ooma. u.s. law for bids providing support for leaders of a military coups. yesterday the white house signaled they wouldn't be cutting off the $1.5 billion of aid. president morsi will not be missed in washington but there are concerns about the precedent that has been set. reassuringly egypt's new interim president has promise ed there will be a new parliament, a new president and a constitution all within six months. this comes though against the back drop of more than 50 islamist protestors being killed by the military on monday. another problem for the administration overseas, afghanistan. reports suggest including starting in the "new york times" on tuesday that president obama is frustrated now wit

elliott spitzer is he going tore city comptroller. what about his past with high priced call girls, he said that it should not disqualify himself at all unlike say not paying your taxes. >> people lie about their taxes and not having paid their taxes and all the rest. but you lied about illegal activity. >> i lied about personal sexual activity, yes. i'm not trying to diminish it. sglurp not lying about an affair, it was illegal activity, so lying about illegal activity to you is not a problem? >> i will let the public make the determination. >> that the guy from morning joe? i do not watch it. it's too early. things get emotional. >> how are you different from five or six years snag. >> a lot of pain. a lot of pain. >> that's it? >> yeah, you go through that pain, you change. >> all right. former governor elliott spitzer, thank you for coming on the show. >> he tried to give they are tongue after this. you know who will never change? this cat. >> well that was interesting diane, you claim to be a woman. do you believe that spitzer pa

and some groups are not happy that elliott spitzer is running for new york city controller. we will try to figure out why. and the royal baby is born. a fair and balanced look at what this means in a segment called for and against. >> i guess you are sad you gave up twitter last week. >> why? >> you missed out on a lot of fun. >> i still have my instagram. >> that's good. you can seat pictures. >> i was able to instagram the pictures. >> fantastic. >> what picture are we talking about? >> the picture of -- i don't know. my mouth. i am bowing out. >> go away then. >> gone. let's welcome our guest. well she is so hot she can light a charcoal grill with her thoughts. i am here with barrett. look at her waive. stop itment stop -- stop it. stop the waiving. and he is so sharp he can mow a lawn with his face, joe pollack. and bright bart editor-in-chief and suicide hotline has put him on hold for of, bill schulz. and if comedic genius was a beer pong college kids would do him for money. jim norton. you are so skinny. >> thank you. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. hey,

here's abc's josh elliott. >> reporter: muhammad ali, billie jean king, pat summitt.three recipients of the arthur ashe courage award. the first named after arthur ashe. he became a passionate subject of aides. >> like anything it's possible. >> what made rob p a fitting recipient. >> he's a hero to a lot of people right now just because of the way she's conducting her life. >> since 2007 when she was first diagnosed with breast cancer, she has fought her battles in the public eye. there was relief when she went into remission in 2008. but last year, another devastating diagnosis, mds, myeledysplastic syndrome, a disease in the blood and bone marrow, she underwent a life saving bone marrow transplant from her sister sally ann. with every step, blazing a trail in the shadow of a man who was both an inspiration and a dear friend. >> i remember a conversation i had with arthur. he said if somebody at the end of the day said she was a journalist, then you haven't fulfilled your life's mission. that's how i look at arthur. he was a tennis player but so much more and really

. >> elliott, where were you sitting on the plane?ere really fortunate, my girlfriend and her sister and two others, and we were all pretty central to the back end, got knocked off right on the landing and so, it's flight aten depe dents that were out in the tarmac, they were sitting in the back end and got hammered because we landed short and they all fell out. >> that was passenger elliott stone, that crash put the tower in crisis mode, the first job to get emergency crews headed to the crash site and to reassure the crew. >> 214, san francisco tower, to land. >> 214, heavy, emergency vehicles responding. 214 heavy, san francisco tower. asiana 249 heavy, san francisco tower, emergency vehicles are responding and on their way. >> on their way to this. pictures taken by a passenger that rushed off the plane, it captures a frightening scene, but the tower and pilot seem focused, both know help is on the way. >> 214, heavy, emergency vehicles are responding. emergency vehicles are responding. >> that crash understandably shut down the s

we have one public comment card, david elliott lewis. if there is anyone else who would like to make public comment on item 2 or 3, you can fill out a blue card in the front of the room. >>> david elliott lewis. generally support the change to the general plan and the provisions for more bike parking street and in buildings. my only concern is the provision for paying in-lieu fees instead of providing services. that's only based on looking at what's happened with affordable housing when developers have paid in-lieu fees in exchange for not really providing housing, fees that were paid but not enough to provide for the missing housing. so, i'm just hoping if you do calculate in-lieu fees, that it really is enough to make up for what's being lost for bicycle parking. that's all. otherwise i'm really supportive of the plan. thank you. >> thank you. ms. shem. >>> thank you, supervisors. my name is [speaker not understood]. i want to thank supervisor avalos and your hard working staff. legislation that should have been easy, but like many thi

. >> elliott spitser is currently running for new york city comptroller and form offer south carolinaernor mark sanford up with. >> i stand before you with a new appreciation indeed for a goffed second chances. >> a new series of sexually charged messages could kill weiner's public aspirerations once and for all. he took heat. >> it tock a lot of work. and a whole lot of this were to get to a place where i could forgive though thee. i love him. i have forgiven him and believe in him. >> if that sounds familiar, she is taking a cue from her mentor. >> i am not sitting here standing by my man like tammy wynet. i love hip and respect him and honor what we have been through together. >> though president clint may have survived the affair with monica. >> i did not have sexual relationship with that woman. >> the second chances are not guaranteed for all public figures who flirt with scandal. >> why does though thee wein think he can run for office and why does his wife stand by him and why are young women sedouced by those with power? dr. berm man, great to have you here. i want to talk ab

. >> coming up on the big show, did elliott spitzer cry on "morning joe"? he was stuck on "morning joe" and find out a new segment called this week, i'm sorry if you were o fended and the establishment of a national park on the moon. more like on a sound stage in california. >> thafrnks, andy. >> you bettcha. >> everything okay down there, little buddy? >> yeah. >> bye. >> let's introduce our guests. i have diane, she anchors business news. well, if hilarity were a hot dog eating contest, many would have entered him, he hosteds the great comedy podcast, comedy bang bang. and in texas, he is a bucket. it's my side kick, bill schultz and sitting next to me, progressive liberal miles mcguinnis. his brother's book is out in paper back, i changed the title because the first one sucked. this one is called "the death of cool." the first book did not sell at all. now it's available in paper back on july 16th. i hope it does well. >> i hope it doesn't. >> a lock. the lede, it's the first story. remember, greg, if you see something, say something. >> all right, can h

our wolf blitzer spoke with passenger elliott stone. >> perfect the whole time, like 10 seconds frombeing home. seemed like we were a little bit high, like we could see the tarmac down below us and so are coming down kind of sharp, and then, right when it started to coast for the landing, all of a sudden, the engine was off, like you spet up, like the pilot knew he was short and, boom, the back end just hit and flies up in the air and everybody's head goes up to the ceiling and then it kind of drifts for a little bit 300 yards and tips over, fire starts, everybody's pushing the doors out. then, once we're on the go around, everybody was all huddled on one side. my family and i went to this other side and like 20 minutes later, this lady just appears from like 500 yards away, just like crippled, just walking. we started running over and like another five bodies were like 500 yards away that nobody saw. so we're running over there, calling an ambulance and stuff but ambulances took 20, 30 minutes to get there. pretty ridiculous. we're yelling at people, yelling at firefighters, get ove

call it a coincidence, but elliott spitzer's resbentry int new york city's comptroller race means itistin davis, a woman who ran a prostitution ring. the self-described madhattan is already running a no holds barred campaign. and judging by her long shot run for governor in 2010, she won't shia way from her controversial past. here are some colorful sound bites from that race. >> the key difference between the mta and my escort agency is i operated one set of books, and my former agency delivered on time and reliable service. the career politicians in albany are the biggest whores in this state. i might be the only person sitting on this stage with the right experience to deal with them. >> new yorkers are forgiving, but with davis around to remind them of spitzer's past, it might be harder to forforget. here's a take on the tonight show last night. >> one of them is the most degrading profession of all time and the other ran a whore house. geez. >> of course, leno isn't the first to equate politics with prostitution. ronald reagan wrote, politics is supposed to be the second oldest

. >>> david elliott lewis here. certainly i support the mexican museum and certainly i support this project and have no problems with its height. i do have concerns, however, when you look at the total budget of what's being spent including entitlements, we're talking about over half a billion dollars. i'm not talking about construction, i'm talking about everything. a half a billion dollars for a project that's actually over 500 feet when you consider the penthouses and yet when you look at the percentage of money actually going to museum, it's pretty small. and i think of chair wiener's point about nothing being spent on transit impact fees. i know that's part of a bigger problem. that's troubling. so, if you continue to just approve these projects without having any provision for transit and this will create more need for transit, you basically kind of pushing the problem down the road and the problem of no transit impact fees being paid out of a half a billion dollar project, that's really troublesome. at some p

. >> elliott spitser is currently running for new york city comptroller and form offer south carolinard up with. >> i stand before you with a new appreciation indeed for a goffed second chances. >> a new series of sexually charged messages could kill weiner's public aspirerations once and for all. he took heat. >> it tock a lot of work. and a whole lot of this were to get to a place where i could forgive though thee. i love him. i have forgiven him and believe in him. >> if that sounds familiar, she is taking a cue from her mentor. >> i am not sitting here standing by my man like tammy wynet. i love hip and respect him and honor what we have been through together. >> though president clint may have survived the affair with monica. >> i did not have sexual relationship with that woman. >> the second chances are not guaranteed for all public figures who flirt with scandal. >> why does though thee wein think he can run for office and why does his wife stand by him and why are young women sedouced by those with power? dr. berm man, great to have you here. i want to talk about these guys a

not to be confused with a song by elliott spitzer, hey, ho. please welcome to lumineers. [ cheers and applause ] good to see you. nice to see you. here we go. we have wesley shultz. we have neyla pekarek and jonathan fraites. >> close, jeremiah fraites stephen: how can you forget a name like that? you sound like the main character from a steinbach novel. the man who is walking all the way across the country to tells the woman he loves her but he dies of cholera. you guys, you two are from new jersey. that true? >> yeah stephen: where are you from? diswroo denver >> stephen: you're the one who drew them out to denver because you guys were in brooklyn and then you went to denver from brooklyn. was there not enough pot in brooklyn? you actually had to go to denver where it's legal. >> not so much for the vegetation selection there. it was more about cheaper rent to be honest. we just wanted eliminate more distractions >> stephen: billings montana even cheaper than denver. what drew you to denver. >> a couple of friends moving into a house. they h

but they have a wonderful record they publish most -- they spend their evenings and elliott and a pound. >> so it is a british publishing house. >> what about another one they don't have in the state's is widenfeld and nicholson. >> the founder of that while it was found by two people who have a sense of fun and nicholson who is still alive and to the extent that i know running in the publishing house. i really don't know to what extent. >> how important is the u.s. market to the british authors? >> it is tremendously important. and it is for us, too. we had a circulation of 60,000, which have sometimes goes to show it is more than the new statesman combined. i think something that is very roughly 25 between the u.k. and the states and the other ten. this is really rough. obviously the states are very important to us and we like to feel that we are addressing americans as much and in fact often more. >> mary kay wilmers in your view who are some of the top british authors people should read? >> hillary mattell. >> she has written wolfe's lawyer and then the second part -- >> this call w

set of rules for elliott and another for the rest of us. when i release five years of taxes and say look, i want to be comptroller, here is the money i make. he won't release taxes. it's a level playing field. i have to go out and get thousands of contributions. he won't go into the campaign finance even though he said he would. these are issues voters in new york care about. >> i'll get you to, star, in a second but i want to bring in a man that knows how the story came to light and he broke it thedirty.com and he is the founder nick richy joining us now. nick, first of all, are you getting paid by ms. leathers? >> no, donnie, i'm not getting paid at all and i'm not even sure that's her real name. >> how does this work? let's hope not. how did this work? how did she get to you? what happened? give me the process of how this comes about? >> donnie, i have a popular main stream website called thedirty.com and it's all user generated content. people from around the world submit stuff to the website. i call these people the dirty army. it's mi

in 1993 dorothy elliott lost her son archie elliott iii. police shot and killed her handcuffed son claimed self-defense. >> they shot 22 times. >> reporter: the officers in that case were never indicted, sparking outrage around the area. >> it seems like there's never any justice. >> reporter: while stories across the country might not directly relate to trayvon martin's story, they re-ignite a national conversation about what it means to be black in america. >> it's an experience that's shared in common with young black men and young black women and black people overall that we always have to live in this paradigm that we're being looked at as less than. >> reporter: i asked others about the verdict. >> it was disappointing. >> trying to fight this with nonviolence, and inspiring speaking out. >> reporter: people like darryl barnes and his nonprofit, men aiming higher, are working at a grass roots level to prepare young black men for the day we live in. >> we still live in a society that we're being judged. that's why it's important these

it's by elliott holt and i literally could not put this book down.t's the story of sarah zuckerman, a well-to-do washingtonian and she's kind of from a shattered family. and the girl across the street, who is from a perfect family, together they write a letter to the kremlin. it's the height of the cold war. if you were around then, it was easy to imagine nuclear annihilation. they wrote to the kremlin asking for peace. it really happened with a girl named -- >> samantha smith. >> in this case the other girl was chosen, she comes home, becomes an international celebrity, goes on a book tour and dies in a plane crash. and then the book picks up where sarah is out of college, she's in moscow as a journalist bu she's also looking for resolution to her friend's death and also because she's received some pretty good information that this death may have in fact not been an accident and in fact her friend might still be alive. >> wow. so this is -- okay, elliott holt, "you are one of them," "the wonder bread summer," and the "peripetic coffin." i'm going to

now to be labeled courageous, wow. >> reporter: josh elliott, abc news, los angeles. >> incredible. is. who will receive the arthur ashe award? it's someone who faces strength in the face of adversity, courage in the face of peril and the willingness to stand up for what they believe in no matter what the cost. >> they picked the perfect person. >> she's looking so great. >> yeah, she really is. so proud of her. >>> coming up, the intrigue over a movie trailer just now made public. >>> and the spine-tingling developments from the kardashian >>> and the spine-tingling developments from the kardashian family next in "the skinny." >>> and the spine-tingling you sure you don'tthe kardashian want some?t in "the skinny." it's chamomile. [chainsaw revs] listen, you are extremely terrifying-- just the scariest undead, subhuman thing on tv and i really mean that. but i am worried that you could give my kids nightmares if they see you-- so... i'm going to have to block you. ah... so, that's it. oh, and tell the zombies they're blocked too. ah... ♪ skinny so skinny >>> welcome to "the skinny,"