locking up your people over these low-level crimes and think you're not complete in your future as favre as a talent you are going to need down the road, plus when you do not treat your assistance as schumahuman, whenu get a problem, they should not lose their lives through criminalization. they should be put in an environment, council, and do what ever it takes to get them healed. if you are addicted, you are not necessarily a criminal. you are an ill person, but if you get caught with a joint, you might get a felony. you might reach someone, and you might never get caught because they are so busy -- you might rape someone, and you might never get caught because they are so busy arresting low-level drug users. this war on drugs has cost billions of american dollars, and the family structure of african-americans and latinos is being a eroded because they are locking up more women and more children are now going to foster homes. black women and latinos are the fastest-growing. >> i think we can give you a little more time. >> i will summarize. i was just starting to have a good time. i wi

locking up your people over these low-level crimes and think you're not complete in your future as favre as a talent you are going to need down the road, plus when you do not treat your assistance as schumahuman, whenu get a problem, they should not lose their lives through criminalization. they should be put in an environment, council, and do what ever it takes to get them healed. if you are addicted, you are not necessarily a criminal. you are an ill person, but if you get caught with a joint, you might get a felony. you might reach someone, and you might never get caught because they are so busy -- you might rape

. >> your 11 insta-weather + forecast with meteorologist favre marie. -- ava marie. >> snow has accumulated in the western mountains. the roads are staying mostly clear. they have already got about 3 inch of snow at savage moment. -- savage mountain. let's look at the radar. the bulk is over garrett county moving towards allegany county. any further east, mostly just a rain event. some of the higher ridges are seeing more of a rain-snow mix. this is starting to push to the west. the upper level low is moving back over the area which is why we could still see a few showers. was that the temperature is right now. this is the dividing line between rain and snow. this is why they are accumulating snow. it is warmer to the east. porgy in hancock, 42 in hagerstown. -- 40 in hancock. they're not expecting any accumulation. higher in the atmosphere, it is a lot colder. any rainshowers we could see this evening could be mixed in with a few snowflakes. here are the current temperatures right now. how much rain has fallen over the area? about 1.5 ensure baltimore metro area. -- 1.5 inches in baltimore

they have people on this side of the aisle where you said that favre them periods -- that favor them. there other speakers? seeing none, public comment is closed. we will continue to the call of the chair. thank you for your presentation and we look forward to the additional information i requested. thank you. item two. >> an update on the plan in light of state actions involving -- including impactive that general fund, structure, and staffing. the status of low and moderate income housing funds and other redevelopment project for periods superviso-- work. supervisor chu: thank you. the intent is to hear an update with regard to the redevelopment agency. we had heard about it as you recall from the end of last year. we had to work to dissolve the agency fidler february-dissolve the agency by february. what front if and programmatic areas are we going to continue to do versus those that we have to consider what next steps there will be. we are hoping from this hearing that we will hear from redevelopment. and the city administrator and other involved individuals to give us this updat

they have people on this side of the aisle where you said that favre them periods -- that favor them.there other speakers? seeing none, public comment is closed. we will continue to the call of the chair. thank you for your presentation and we look forward to the additional information i requested. thank you. item two. >> an update on the plan in light of state actions involving -- including impactive that general fund, structure, and staffing. the status of low and moderate income housing funds and other redevelopment project for periods superviso-- work. supervisor chu: thank you. the intent is to hear an update with regard to the redevelopment agency. we had heard about it

the demographics will still be more hispanic and abel favre -- the democrats. th -- that will favor democrats. the clear that it is equalized is to predict a future you cannot predict. the worst recession since the 1980's, so the country is not a job magnet. when the american economy recovers, as it will, who knows what will happen? romney was ridiculed during the campaign for saying that in the end, what we will do his self- deportation. that was considered some kind of weirdness. now everybody is applauding the fact we have an equal flow in and out and the flow out is self deportation. that is what people were laughing at before, and now it is welcome. >> the reality is that in 2000, george w. bush carried white voters over al gore by 12%. in 2008, john mccain carried white voters over barack obama by 12 points. one race was 50-50, 2000. obama won in a landslide. that is because of the influx of latino voters. that is what republicans, rather than at george w. bush, do not understand. >> mitt romney, politics, and a word from senator marco rubio. >> 3, 4, 5,

bet favre, peyton manning -- brett favre, peyton manning, these guys were singled out when this guy wasaching at tennessee, coaching the washington redskins, when he was coaching at buffalo and now new orleans. he's been doing this for years. he's dirty. >> what's going to happen with this? >> i think commissioner goodell is strong, and he's strong on this. and i think after hearing this tape -- i don't think he's heard it before. i would be very surprised if he doesn't just suspend this guy for life. never allow him back into a football locker room again. he doesn't deserve to be there. he's a coward. >> do you think that -- do you think he's going to be prosecuted? >> i think there's a good chance. >> do you want him to be prosecuted? >> yeah, i do. what he's done -- he's turned the great american game of football into blood war. that's wrong. what kind of signal does this send to the college kids, high school kids, kids playing junior league football? parents, is this what you expected it to be? it's not. >> peyton one year, greg williams indefinitely. do you think payton will be red

they will do it and even if they pay more it's good americans basically don't give that kind of team favre to their own profit in many cases americans don't have a clue who are largely because the label they play this game which probably is not allowed in other countries whereby they could be made anywhere they can just run it through a simple process here and then claim it's american made in fact it is one of the i phone says made in china but actually there's more american continent and i phone than there is chinese it's just a symbol there oh that's interesting that the labels don't mean anything anymore and that's why we need this new label you know because we don't really know even with the label where it's coming from and this new one will give you all this information so you can make a rational decision. just a couple seconds left have you gotten any interest from any body in congress from either party in this era of parties and we put together a coalition to put a bipartisan bill through that's great alan we should be very pricey very very much for being with good luck thank you as

clouds, from mount tam fog rolling in, north baylor favring cloud cover, -- north bay will be favoringer conditions, today, squeezing out one more nice day except if you in the north bay. you've experienced the cooler cloudier weather. 46 in oakland, it is pretty mild out there, mid 40s in san , highlights increasing clouds will be -- san jose, highlights increasing clouds will be scattered. couple of storm systems will provide rain overnight tonight and then everyone sees it tomorrow, tuesday morning compute it gets out of here wednesday there's another one colder system moving in thursday and friday we may surpass our april totals with this week's totals right now you can see we are still well behind with santa rosa about 21 inches of rain, 63% of normal, san francisco almost 13 inches with 59% of normal, oakland, almost 12 inches, still down the line, we aren't doing soxtz well with only five inches of rain, 37% of normal, we will see anywhere from a quarter of an inch to maybe an inch and a half to two inches by the end of the week in some neighborhoods. this has been the story dej

just enough evidence to tip the scales of justice just a little bit in that party -- that party's favre>> people made you think that if they were affected by those decisions, and they are, what they would want people on the jury to think. people should realize and appreciate that and take more of an active role in their party. >> when you are taking a jury, when you are talking to potential jurors, you would hope that they would tell you the truth. he would hope they would be forthcoming to your questions. because a lot of that, the questions we ask, will determine whether or not we think they will be an impartial juror in the case. >> you will decide, guilty or not guilty. >> jury is made about 12 individuals over the age of 18 better citizens of the u.s. they have not been convicted of a felony and a speaking with us. these 12 individuals are responsible for finding someone innocent or guilty. the jury must be made up of people who will make an unbiased decision. >> in some counties, if you are a schoolteacher, you are exempt from jury duty. which is reasonable because we do not want

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. >> another day of gusty winds, dry conditions, and enhanced brett favre brush first continues to the evening. relative humidity has been running about 20% and the winds have been gusting from 25-30 miles an hour. even a few brief showers we see popping up to the north and west of baltimore or not that substantial. the air beneath the clouds is so dry. there are still some sprinkles trying to develop and hopefully some of those will dampen the ground in spots. snow showers in the forecast in western maryland. there's a freeze watch and morning for some parts of the state. colder air comes our way for the next couple of days. the seven-day forecast and a couple of minutes. >> new research shows fish oil not be as beneficial as once thought. >> no time to exercise? how about working out while at your desk? we'll show you how it works. >> the new look for the first lady of maryland. >> it is that time of year, construction projects popping up all around town. the busiest areas and as a reminder for drivers. reminder for drivers. [ cellphone rings ] tuscaloosa? schenectady? des moines? ok

the second prize winner selected the 10th amendment -- >> my favre class would probably history. >> my favorite class would be arterial awhile >> it would probably have to be electronics. >> i am doing pretty poorly. >> i'm doing pretty well except for math and science. >> probably not as well as i should be guarded i don't really put in a whole lot of effort into my other glasses. i think it is because i feel is a waste of time. i'm not motivated to work for it. >> when it is not something i am interested in, and i don't feel it is applicable to live, i don't see a point. >> i think it is because i am not a mathematical person. and some of my class is, i work -- i like them so i work hard and in others i take naps. >> i do my homework -- >> as students, we often find ourselves asking -- about calculus. teachers say we learn what we learn so we can be more successful but sometimes it seems the only reason this will help us be successful is because it is things the state requires pretty 10th amendment states that the powers not delegated to the united states by the constitution nor proh

the star is in the middle of a divorce from her husband, peter favre nellie.ranicling her life on the farm with her kids and she's going to be here to tell us all about it tomorrow on "today." 90210 actresses have their own reality shows now. >> that's the thing to do. >> coming up in this half hour, will and kate who? there's a new wedding of the century to plan after brad pitt and angelina jolie announced they are engaged. we saw the bling. now all the buzz is who will design the dress? we're going to have all the details that we know of so far of the engagement. that's developing. >> you know we're going to find out they've been married or -- >> all along. >> played tricks on us. also ahead what to do when your child bff has you saying omg. get them off text messaging. you can't pick and choose from your kid's friends so what do you do? the strategies for parents if you just happen not to like your kid's best friend. >> move. >> that's right. >> you don't have to stress yourself out trying to get your kids to eat vegetables or a healthy meal. in "today's ki

. >> $10,000 if you take brett favre out. that is bad stuff.our facebook followers what they thought and here is what they had to say. >> i don't con doan h his behavior but criminal charges a little too much. ken and mary, why is what gregg williams did as a coach any different than owners paying incentive bonuses for tackles and sacks. >> because one is legal and one is not. >> judge jeanine: that is the issue. all right, guys. let's take a look at this. you know who that is? that is boxing legend oscar de la hoya in fish nets. he may want to stay away from women's undergarments here on out after a hooker sues him for emotional distress because she says de la hoya put on her panties during a night of partying and said that she was afraid he would ask her to have sex again. this woman is a hooker. isn't that what she does? does this lawsuit make sense? >> i think it is a low blow. i think the judge scored the card right. >> by dispolicing it. >> dismissing it by fining her and her attorney $500 each. >> judge jeanine: and that is the question.

fever pitch when one player, linebacker jonathan vilma, bid $10,000 of his own money to take out brett favre nfc championship game against the minnesota vikings. is this far and above beyond anything that you've ever heard of in the nfl? >> i'll be honest. i've never heard of a team paying money, confirmed, to put a -- try to put a guy out of the game. >> reporter: while the saints' sweeping bounty system might be unheard of, former players we spoke to weren't shocked that there was some incentive program going on. was there a similar bounty program with the buffalo bills while you were there under gregg williams? >> what appears to be as a bounty program in new orleans is different from what i experienced in buffalo. in buffalo we had a pay for play, player-driven performance technique. you know, we had a way to motivate each other. we had a pot. you get fined if you show up late for a meeting. you get fined if you have a mental error during a game or in practice. and the players put money into the pot. and from that pot you're also rewarded for positive play. >> reporter: we reached out to

it was misplayed famous on american idol and then by brett favre in the locker room and now an alabamame. he wore the pants to court. the judge gave him three days with contempt. he said buy pants who fit or buy a belt. what do you think? go to gretawire.com. go to gretawire.com. we love gardening... yeah, but the feeling wasn't always mutual i want you to grow big! if you grow for me, you'll get cookies for fre nothing worked. ♪ but we started using miracle-gro garden soil. you just mix it with your backyard soil... and it feeds your plants for up to 3 months. my plants grew bigger... more butiful... with more flowers and vetables. guaranteed. everything changed with miracle-gro. for you are these flowers, like sp is for showers. everyone grows with miracle-gro. not quite knowing what the next phase was going to be, you know, because you been, you know, this is what you had been doing. you know, working, working, working, working, working, working. and now you're talking about, well you know, i won't be, and i get the chance to spend more time with my wife and my kids. it's my world.

it was misplayed famous on american idol and then by brett favre in the locker room and now an alabama. he wore the pants to court. the judge gave him three days with contempt. he said buy pants who fit or buy a belt. what do you think? go to gretawire.com. back in two. >> brace yourselves. are we head down the same path that led to the financial crisis, disturbing new details in 60 seconds. but first the other he had lines. ainsley. >> a series of powerful earthquakes rattling different parts of the world today. western mechanics corks 6.5 sending people running into the streets of the capital there. the coast of oregon, a magnitude 5.9 earthquake followed by a smaller trembler off the coast of california. and in indonesia, earlier in the day, a magnitude 8.6 quake. no reports of any deaths or major damage from all those earthquakes, believe it or not. >>> federal safety regulators expanding their regulation into reports of the jeep wrangler fires. they earlier only focused on the chrysler vehicles made in 2010. now they want information on all wrangler jeeps made since 2012. the gove

i'm sure a lot of the money was specifically done in order to create wealth transfers to favre groups, but i think they probably thought that they were doing the right thing in part. the problem is, you know, this keynesian theory i felt was dead tortilla 30 years ago among economists. you know, it is attractive to think, if only the government spends money, that will create jobs. we see those jobs that are created. what you don't see is the money came from someplace. we borrowed it, if -- the people we barter from what has been to own something. we have texas. moving money around, we see the direct thing that the government does, we don't see what is lost. and so when they come up the jobs that are their were other things, it's kind of understandable why people would forget these types of things. that is our job to try to remind them. look, you have to look at the whole picture. you just can't look at where the money is being spent. you have to look the other impact. >> next question. >> hi. the american spectator. speaking to your point about visibility. your recommendations for the

brett favre said it when this scandal broke. i know oil be a target for guys. i under that. the most part, carol, guys in the nfl don't want to see other players hurt. this is their livelihood. >> james harrison. ndamukong suh. another name that people say these guys really do want to hurt other players and take them out of the game. they would not say that. >> these are two of the more physical and inti my dating players in football who i would both take on my defense not tomorrow, not today, right after we got off set. they are tough guys. they hit hard. obviously you want them to play the game on the up and up, to not be cheap shot artists, to not intentionally hurt people but to intimidate and continue to attack people on sundays in the form and fashion we've grown thereof night, i want that all day long. i don't want you purposely hurting guys. this is not what this is about. this is guy's livelihood. we want to see the best players run. we want to see guys make catches. we want to see quarterback whose are great players do what they need to do. >> this is a yes or no a

was described as one of the earliest objective reporters, impartial, unbiased, untainted by fear and favre. he planted the seeds of modern journalism right here in washington, d.c. it seems appropriate, doesn't it? roleught to myself, ap's has not changed that much over the years. in a similarly partisan world with all kinds of competitors and newcomers, in the confusion and uncertainty, ap must remain accurate, impartial, and unbiased to maintain trust, value, and relevancy. i began my career as a first amendment lawyer from berkeley. as you might expect, i am passionate about free speech and free press. i hold a deep appreciation and respect for ap's leading role in advocating for transparency, public access, government accountability, and press freedom worldwide. fewer media organizations are doing it. in these challenging times, it may be tempted to reconsider that effort. but ap must never back down from shining a light. we must continue to advocate for accountability and freedom of the press around the world. if we don't, no one will. over half the world population comes in contact w

it doesn't just hit brawn or favre or scarborough. >> they are really going after you. >> this buffettpeople, it's businesses. >> i have a business. i run and here you are demagoguing poor joe scarborough. >> mark halperin -- okay. the point is, everybody thinks we are going tax the hedge fund manager and the movie star. you are getting that successful small business. come to wisconsin, come to the industrial parks where most people get jobs. >> let me nail you down on this. i think it's a very important question. you have talked about getting rid of the tax loopholes for the rich. let's define rich. i personally, for a guy like halperin or heilman, they are bill movie makers. >> they deserve it. >> if you are millionaires they can have the tax breaks taken away. i'm concerned about guys and women making $250,000 with a small business. whether you are talking wisconsin or northwest florida, that's damaging to small business owners. if 80% file as small business owners we have to protect them. what is the cut off? is it $500,000. >> i don't want to get into the cut off. who should have

. >> closure favre part about making the video? >> my favorite part -- what was your favorite part about making the video? >> lefever par would be running around with the camera, shooting video footage. -- my favorite part. we wanted to shoot everything on dr. martin luther king day back in january. we got a lot of odd staires. i want to put as many people as i could in there, whether they are bystanders or not. i would like for people to know that you should not take life for granted. you should go out and help the world, do what you can do to make the world better place. you only have one life and you really need to live it to the fullest. >> thanks, and congratulations again on your win. here is a portion of her video, birmingham and the first amendment. >> klansmen were waiting nearby. he was brutally beaten with chains and brass knuckles. he was history -- he was crucial to the history of the school. we have a diverse enrollments. the principle of the school, would not be in the position he is in now without the first amendmen

congress should be vigilant that the rules of the game favre entry, innovation, and competition. in the end, there's no stopping technical innovation. i would hope that a wise and engage congress will make certain we have the level playing field and most encouraging and ferment over the next crucial years of its development. thank you for listening. i will be happy to answer any questions i can. >> thank you. our next witness, vice chairman of the nielsen company. you will talk about how american viewing patterns are changing, which is for sure. and more househoulds are -- households are watching online video than other -- ever before. you have produced data about american television that is helpful as we go in to this destructive period where no one is quite sure where it will end up. >> thank you, chairman, and other members of the committee. you are familiar with nielsen's role, but we also measure where people watch on tv, internet, on mobile devices, but also with a bye in retail stores all over the world. -- what they buy in retail stores all over the world. the average ame