good-bye, ernie. (cracking) silly osteoporosis. and i'm only 17.o fire you. and maybe it's the right thing to do. doesn't matter to me. i clear 12k a year being cleveland for freight train. in fact, he's trying to book me tomorrow so he can read me a bedtime story. on the other hand, the debate is tomorrow, and i just know that cleveland will show up in a pirate hat, making fart noises, wearing a t-shirt that says "master debater." it's gonna cost you either way, donna, because i have a 24-hour cancellation policy, and your insurance will probably only cover half of it. screw it. you're right. i've come too far. this is my time, and the school board is just a steppingstone. before you know it, i'll be the port commissioner, then comptroller. and then, that's it. i'm telling cleveland you're not fired. yeah, your last check bounced, donna. so it's cash from here on in. thanks for coming to gustavo's, donna. welcome to the broken stool, donna. sorry, gus. no time for your weirdness. make time! uh... uh... cleveland: donna! oh, power lunching at gusta

talking about jason kid...i know he went to st joe's i did misspeak but thank you ernie...is my memorytherine: and i think you are amazing. and he remembers. and let us take a quick break. and tiger woods is in love. it is hockey time. they are in anaheim tiger woods and lindsay vonn cheesy studio photos officially revealing they are dating she is a champion skier. it looks like they got a 9 $9 special at the photo booth at the mall a $99 special-- ♪

[applause] the good news is ernie already knows his way run the department of energy. he is a physicist by training, but he also served as undersecretary of energy under president clinton. since then he has directed mit's energy initiative, which brings together prominent thinkers and energy companies to develop the technology that can lead us toward energy independence and also to new jobs. most important, ernie knows we can produce more energy and grow our economy while still taking care of our air, water, and climate. >> the senate energy and natural resources committee is scheduled to hold a hearing on ernest moniz's nomination as energy second -- kercher on april 9. reaction to his nomination has split the environmental community. advocacy groups such as public citizen and food and water watch are campaigning against his nomination, but the natural resources defense council has praised his work on advancing clean energy based on efficiency and renewable power. much of the criticism of ernest moniz centers on his extensive ties to industry. in 2011, he was the chie

mencken ernie pyle and ernie kempton you realize that this is literature.it's an american art form and is literature and history retton and that present tense. we give you perspective on our own scandals tragedies and triumphs. >> you can read about earthquakes are about floods closer political scandal or you can read about the way people are thinking about and talking about it and writing about it at the time. >> are scandals and contemporary terms, there is no precedence. maybe you can close in on scandals of the 30s, 40s and 50's. >> that is what this book does. they give us perspective on our own problems so when you read about a new scandal and we have faith zero j. -- writing about o.j. simpson in the monica lewinsky scandal. but damon runyon writing about the al capone trial or the death of john dillinger. we have got 9/11 in our contemporary and steve lopez and peggy noonan and mike daily but then you read about jack london talking about the 1950 earthquakes in san francisco and it creates a perspective. we have been through a lot of this stuff befo

don't think we have any contemporary comparisons to ernie pyle. i don't office the way we report it has changed so much for just that he had that remarkable combination of the human touch in the extraordinary writing skills. he had the kind of credibility that the generals had to acknowledge. they couldn't ignore the common soldier. the story without error. it totally unclever as the war. it was a do or die time anyways and important war to end up lasting legacy of telling a story in a way people could connect with and remember humanize the people who force the politicians who might've wanted to move quickly to other things. they have been so many people trusted in ways that they didn't trace the generals in the politicians. he force to be reckoned with. these are the things he would tell me not even try to understand. to you at home there figures or one that went to and just didn't come back. you didn't see hemlines so grotesque and pasty besides the gravel road and france. we saw him by the. that's the difference. >> welcome to bookworks. we are

ernie moniz. news is that ernie already knows his way around the department of energy. he is a physicist by training, but he also served as undersecretary of energy under president clinton. since then, he's directed m.i.t.'s energy initiative, which brings together prominent thinkers and energy companies to develop the technologies that can lead us to more energy independence, and also to new jobs. most importantly, ernie knows that we can produce more energy and grow our economy while still taking care of our air, our water and our climate. and so i could not be more pleased to have ernie join us. and he will be joined in that effort by my nominee to lead the environmental protection agency. over the past four years lisa jackson and her team at the epa have helped reduce emissions of the dangerous carbon pollution that causes climate change. putting together the toughest standards in two decades. lisa is ready for a well-deserved break and i want to very much thank bob, who's not only been a grea

there is ernie. [applause] the good news is he already knows his way around the department of energy. he is a physicist by training, and also served as undersecretary of energy under president clinton. since then, he has directed mit's energy initiative, which brings together prominent thinkers and energy companies developed technologies that can lead us to more energy independence and also some new jobs. most importantly, he knows that we can produce more energy and grow our economy while still taking care of our air, water, and climate. i could not be more pleased to have him join us. he will be joined in that effort by my nominee to lead the environmental protection agency. over the last four years, lisa jackson and her team at the epa have helped us reduce emissions of the dangerous carbon pollution that causes climate change, put in place the toughest new pollution standards in two decades. lisa is not ready for well- deserved break. i wanted very much thank bob, who's been a great deputy admini

most important, ernie knows we can produce more energy and better economy while still taking care ofr air and our environment. i cannot be more pleased to have ernie join us in that effort, my nomination to lead the environmental protection agency, lisa jackson and her team at the epa have helped us to reduce emissions of the dangerous carbon solutions that causes climate change, put in place the toughest new pollution standards in two decades. lisa is now ready for a well deserved break and i want to very much thank bob jaseppi who has not only been a great deputy administrator but has been acting as the acting administrator. everybody give bob a big round of aplow. as we move forward, i think there's nobody who can do a better job in filling lisa's shoes permanently than my nominee who is standing by me here, gina mccarthy. >> so the president with three potential cabinet members, three nominations here. sylvia matthews-berl is being nominated as the director of office of management and budget. she now heads the walmart foundation. she used to work for the gates foundation. there y

there is ernie right there. [applause] the good news is ernie already knows his way around the department of energy. she is a physicist by training, but he also served as undersecretary of energy under president clinton. since then, he is directed mit energy initiative which brings together prominent thinkers and companies to develop the technologies that can lead us to more energy independence and also to new jobs. most importantly, ernie knows we can produce more energy and grow our economy while still taking care of our air, water and climate. so, i could not be more pleased to have ernie join us and he will be joined in that effort by my nominee to lead the environmental protection agency. over the last four years, lisa jackson and her team at the epa have helped us reduce the emissions of the dangerous carbon pollution that causes climate change, put in place the toughest new pollution standards in two decades. lisa is now ready for a well-deserved break coming and i want to very much thank bob who has been

mit nuclear physicist ernie is the president's pick for energy department head. three nominees must still be approved by the senate. >>> cardinals from around the world have gathered at the vatican to begin the process of electing a new pope. no date for the conclave has been set yet because not all of the 115 voting age cardinals have arrived. the cardinals say before they elect a new poip they want to talk to vatican managers about allegations of corruption within the top levels of the catholic church. there has been speculation the conclave might begin next week with the aim of having a new pontiff installed before easter, which is at the end of this month. >>> britain's queen elizabeth is back at bucking ham palace tonight. the 86-year-old monarch was admitted yesterday afternoon for treatment of a stomach infection. the palace said it was just a precautionary measure but the illness did force the yeen to cancel a trip to rome this week. >>> tomorrow san jose city officials are expect today serve an eviction notice on a homeless encampment near the airport. t

ernie moniz.rnie right there. [ applause ] the good news is that -- >> we're not just nominating obviously sylvia matthews burwell who you see on the right side of your screen, but that is ernie moniz with mccarthy. dan, what kind of task does sylvia matthew burwell have ahead of her? >> reporter: it's a major task we've been talking about the fact there have been so many fiscal crises happening over the last four years and certainly now as well that the most pressing one is trying to halt those spending cuts that took place at the end of last week. then there's what's going to happen in terms of funding the federal government and the white house has said that it supports this cr or this continuing resolution that would help sort of bridge the gap and allow the federal government to continue running and prevent that shutdown. these are important issues that she would have to deal with if nominated. you look back over the last four years and there have been things such as the fiscal cliff and the d

. >> retired marine ernie flores has gone through similar training. >> mortar you take a round and justdrop it into the tube. the tube is normally pointed where we need it to be going. and it's just crop drops in and pops off he thinks the accident may have been caused by a bad round. the marines have suspended use of 60 millimeter mortar rounds from the same lot that were used last night. that includes the all training in us us and war in afghanistan. >> instead of the round taking the charge and then, shooting off, it's just taking the charge, and went off. >> people don't realize. >> this retired navy man had to use a stim lar mortar during his career. >> when you handle a mortar were you worried? >> always, too close to me.. >> military will release names of solders after families have been notified. there will be a memorial service to honor them at hau horn. >> in lafayette thousands of crosses mark the deaths in iraq and afghanistan. since then, 6700 soldiers lost their lives in iraq and afghanistan. the crosses creator says the hillside has taken on that role. >> there was initia

host: that is ernie from the bronx. guest: there has not been a lot of talk specifically about jobs. the administration proposed a jobs bill two years ago billernie was -- ago like ernie was saying. as many people have heard, the republicans in congress are a little more skeptical of that approach, with the focus on spending cuts and so forth. there has not been a lot of interest in that approach. republicans have their own ideas about corporate tax structures and boosting growth in that way. with the two parties at loggerheads, neither of those ideas have made a lot of progress. host: off of twitter i will interpret what this vierer says -- viewer says. how many types of jobs with less than a $40,000 a year salary. i do not know if the labor department calculates that. guest: there are part-time jobs. a lot of the recent jobs created have been part time. there is no question about it. it is a technical issue in terms of how they calculate that. under 40,000 a year, they do not track as closely. they do attract the type

because it does traumatize not just -- i think i would be traumatized if i saw ernie or better in a comaldn't be any fun at all. >> across the street from us, we have the wax museum. the famous wax museum. and there's a wax figure of you in that wax museum. i have to say most of those wax figures over there are pretty good. but this is -- this is -- this is the worst one i've ever seen. >> those are not my boobs. >> those are my boobs, oddly. >> and that's not my hair either. >> jimmy: that's not your hair, and you look like emelda marcos kind of in that. have you ever seen this thing? >> i have seen it. i actually went to the museum and actually saw it. >> jimmy: did they have the artist there? >> no, no. i just went on a regular day. it wasn't for the unveiling or it or anything. i just went on a regular day. >> jimmy: you went as a tourist? >> i did. >> jimmy: did you buy a ticket? >> i did. >> jimmy: really? that must have been weird for the people in line. one of the wax figures has escaped! did people recognize you? >> yeah. >> jimmy: what did they say to you? >> what was i doing t

. >> justice of mar, the two tests have a lot in common because in the city of ernie, the katzenbach decision was pointed out as a model of asking the questions that proportionality ask us to address. number one, how does this remedy meet finance a constitutional violation? bass that question and katzenbach. what's the relationship between the two? and then i have to ask the question, all right, this killing a fly with a sledgehammer a fair question because with a search on the core functions of the state, a great deal of caution and care is required. so i think that the rational basis to apply to delegated powers, but here on one hand the solicitor defense under the 14th and 15th amendment say have something doesn't violate common look worse precedent under the 14th amendment is very clear that proportionality attests, but i don't think we would really need to get that far because we believe if you examine it under macola, it would fail as well. are there no further questions? >> thank you, council. we would give you five minutes and a commensurate increase in the general's time. >>

ernie moniz and sylvia burwell and gina mccarthy. all of course, still face the senate confirmation. tough day. sorry. in new york, we have a story for you and it is really a tragic ending to something that took a lot of people by surprise this weekend. a horrible hit-and-run case, a baby boy delivered by c-section shortly after his father and mother were killed on they are way to a hospital yesterday. they were in a taxi. the taxi was broadsided by a speeding bmw. police this morning said unfortunately although the baby was delivered successfully by c-section, that baby has since died. hundreds of people turned out yesterday for the federal of the orthodox jewish parents. the two people in the bmw fled the scene. the investigation to find them continues today. >>> 50 years after it was closed, alcatraz claimed another victim. an athlete dies, after a mile and a half swim followed by an 18 mile bike ride and 8 mile run. the man, who was 46 years old, apparently suffered a heart attack early on during the swim. it is believed to be th

and ernie says, i'd love to see her oust mr. mitch one term president mcconnell from the senate.e's outlived his usefulness from the hill. we have more of that strategy that could help her win. that's coming up. >>> but first we want to hear what you think. please head over to facebook and search ""politicsnation"" and "like" us to yoin the conversation that keeps going long after the show ends. i'm here at my house on thanksgiving day, and i have a massive heart attack right in my driveway. the doctor put me on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go talk to your doctor. you're not indestructible anymore. [ female announcer ] stress sweat is different than ordinary sweat. it smells worse. get 4x the protection against stress sweat. introducing new secret clinical strength stress response scent. prego?! but i've bought ragu for years. [ thinking ] wonder what other questionable choices i've made? i choose date number 2! whooo! [ sigh of relief ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. >>> for days n

it's a community created with ernie els and tiger woods and here in orlando, 7,000 acres and includes a new medical school, research center and children's hospital. you get the idea. they're in a diverse array of businesses here and how about this, they also have an investment in the soccer team currently ranked fourth in english premier league. special edition of "halftime" returns after the break. here's the jersey. they are building a new stadium over there. it's going to be a beautiful new stadium. here's a jersey of the spurs rig here. again, you may not have real lies ized it but they own that time, too. >>> welcome back. we're at the tavistock company in orlando. i want to talk about a mover today. >> check out blackberry which is in the red here. goldman sachs cutting its rating to neutral price target, down 17 bucks. the analysts talking about the disappointing u.s. launch of the new z-10 smart phone. blackberry down 4 hrs here. scott, back to you. >> josh lipton, thanks so much. we've talked about this stock so many times. do you put anything in this downgrade today? what do

. >> hey, ernie. >> reporter: it's that same sense of whimsy and magic that -- >> it's a door. >> reporterow have all eyes on this door in golden gate park in san francisco. >> i think it's fun for everyone to believe in a little magic. >> reporter: nobody knows exactly how or why the tiny wooden door came to be at the base of this elm tree, but for visitors the door to their imagination is certainly wide open. some leave notes. >> do you really exist? >> reporter: others fantasize about the world on the door's other side. >> maybe multiple elves could fit in there. >> i think it might have been fairies. >> reporter: perhaps wondering if they'll find peter pan's lost boys playing inside. ♪ the door has unhinged a ton of response online, as well. "it's art by someone with a whimsical spirit. i love it," one resident wrote on a local blog. another chimed in, "i know with a bit of remodeling work, it'll fetch 2200 per month." park officials say they have no plans to, well, close the door on the area's latest attraction. >> we like children. we like elves. we like gnomes. we like butterflies.

. >> you know, ernie's is gone, dor o's is gone, hardly any of these older restaurants, alexis, all the toy say if he were here today? >> well, i think he would be very sad, too. but if he was here, maybe we wouldn't be closing. >> reporter: old customers are calling to make reservations for that last dinner. nothing special is planned. just a lot of goodbyes. in san francisco, linda yee, kpix 5. >> going to be crowded until then. the 30 restaurant workers say despite the sadness of tommy toy's closing, they are working hard to keep up the personal service for their customers to the last night. then they will work on finding new jobs. >>> someone hit the jackpot. we're talking $33 million. still ahead where the winning ticket was sold here in the bay area. >> it was chilly, breezy, cloudy, rain. high-def doppler radar showing rain moving up from the south bay. everybody's going to get it tonight. so why am i talking about sunshine and 70 degrees? the seven-day forecast is coming up. >> what does donald trump have that tiger woods doesn't? i'm dennis o'donnell. could the giants closer cl

we meet with tradition ernie korkin. >> we are standing in the middle rotary converters. this is what they are used back in the day toeators convert ac to dc. >> why is electricity so important to grand central? >> because that's what powers everything. i help people get to and from work. get back home to their families. ♪ ♪ >> it takes more than just electricity to get people to and from home safely. here, in another of grand central's secret rooms, we neat jim fagan. >> i am the assistant chief in the operation control center, and i watch serve, every move it's nerve-racking. it's-- your blood pressure goes up 10 point going through the door. i can look here right now, and i can look at seven and eight. >> why do you do you put yourself through it? >> the adrenaline. like jumping out of an airplane sometimes. >> grand central has had its share of ups and downs over the years, and one person who has seen them from a unique perspective is alex. he has worked here at the oyster bar since 1976. >> not only working here, but you feel like this place doesn't belong one person

don't think we have any contemporary comparisons to ernie pyle, and i don't know if we don't report as much or he had the combination of the human touch and extraordinary writing skills. he had the kind of credibility that the generals had to acknowledge. they couldn't ignore the common soldier. that story was out there. it totally unglamourized the war. it was a do or die time, and it was an important war to win, that lasting legacy of telling the story in a way people connected with and could remember humanized the people fighting the war, forced the politicians who might have wanted to move quickly on to other things. they had it in black and white from somebody people trusted in ways that they didn't trust generals, and they didn't trust the politicians. he remained a force to be reckoned with. these are the things you need not try to understand. to you at home, they call him the figures or the near one who went away and just didn't come back. you didn't see him lying so grotesque and pasty in the road in france. we saw him, by the multiple thousands, that's the difference. we are

your repeople, you know, ernie pyle, murray. you realize that this is literature.merican art form. its literature, and its history written in the present tense giving your perspective on our own times, on our own scandal's, tragedies', and triumphs. >> you can read and a very dry weigh about earthquakes or floods or political scandal, or you can read about the way people were talking about and thinking about it. the best writing about it is at the time. >> i think we think of our scandals in contemporary terms like there is no precedent. maybe you can close in on the scandals from the 30's, 40's or 50's's that would make something to the look tame. >> and that is what this book does. one of the things, it gives a perspective on our own problems. when you read about any of the scandals, and we have the adjacent sin, the monica lets the scandal. we have kathleen parker's riding on that. but you go back to david runyon writing about the health upon trial or the death of john devonshire, you know, we have september 11th in our contemporary times, columns why steve lope

la liga francesa el ernié contra lettien a las dos de la tarde comienza el encuentro. de las grandes ligas después de 17 años en las grandes el panameño dice adios, mariano rivera >>va a lanzar un año más, pero ahora si dijo adios, y se va por la puerta grande. el anuncio lo hará en el partido del sábado contra bravos de atlantata >>y comenzo el clásico mundial de veisbol >>que paso con méxico y venezuela >>arrancamos con venezuela y república dominicana un partidazo, grandes favoritos pero mira no más lo que le hacen a venezuela. luego viene kun fu panda, y anota. pero viene más pero por parte del otro equipo, >>miguel cabrera domina a pablo sandoval y se acabo el rally venezolano >>saludos a los hermanos dominicanos, loco que estan aquí en la casa >>9 3 nos dieron en la cabeza los dominicanos >>hicieron un gran partido. >>italia debuto en el clásico mundial, sorprendio a méxico. >>los había dado como favoritos. >>conecta y van a lo profundo, redondo el titan gonzález, la cosa se ponia buena >>y luego aparece italia, adios, sayonara arrivederchi. >>cualquier cosa ni n

i do want to talk to ernie johnson. so this is my friend, tnt, tbs, turni turner sports.gre . >> great to see you, too. >> why is this an awesome time of year? >> because it captures the imagination of everybody in the country. not just sports fans. the die hard college hoop fans can't wait to get their brackets and fill it ut. but a lot of folks don't know one team from another but i like that mascot name and i know everybody else in the office -- >> i really like their uniforms. >> exactly. and so i think that's what gets so many fringe fans to the tv set. and suddenly people who had no idea where gonzaga was become fans. to me, and not to sound too syrup py, but it brings people together. >> and who are you looking at, who are you liking?y, but it br together. >> and who are you looking at, who are you liking? please don't say duke. >> knowing where you come frrks high buddy kenny smith says that school in durham. >> that's right. >> he doesn't even say the name. it's very difficult. because college basketball has been upside down this year. if you're number one, you s

he's nominated ernie for energy. gina mccarthy for e.p.a. and sylvia matthews berwell. working to reduce our deficit in a balanced way. >>> the first lady is holding her first ever google plus hangout. just a few moments from now. to continue to promote her let's move initiative. now in its third year. she will be in the blue room of the white house to interact with families from across the country. kelly ripa is moderating. you can tune in online at let's move.gov. >>> unless the boy scouts of america changes its tune, they can wave good-bye to train. train had agreed to play at the national jamboree in july. it was unaware of the organization's anti-gay discrimination policy and train has posted a note on its web site saying it looks forward to playing at the event in july but only if the boy scouts change their policy and decide to allow gay scouts and leaders. carly rae jepsen is scheduled to perform and she has yet to respond to the petition asking that she speak out. she did tell "time" magazine last may she's all for acceptance and doesn't consider same-sex relat

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and the very idea that nobody came and they made no effort to must ernie sort of rescue attempt at all is i think scandalous. and the very idea that the people who were responsible for security and making decisions about security, these people should be fired. [applause] . and i don't remember which senator it was who said it to hillary clinton -- >> senator johnson who was supposed to be on the panel and could not make it >> said i would have fired you. that's where i would have been. >> that was rand paul. >> up and down the line. if that sort of attack had happened in our administration, those people would have paid with their jobs and rightfully so and the media would have insisted there be accountability. that's the problem. a scandal like this happens, i'm not talking about show trials. i'm talking about the congress asking eskive questions in a timely way. people making themselves available to answer these questions and then some sort of accountability for those lives lost. i think it's tragic that the father of one of the slain men is standing there receiving the casket and nex