let me now introduce g.w. rolls -- how did we met you? we're friends. >> at the mckinney -- >> oh, right. i know but we're also facebook friends. >> yes. >> i want to point that out. >> yes, we are. >> and we have corresponded by email and you're coming to us from st. petersburg. >> st. petersburg. well, thank you. i don't want to tell my story and i'll tell you why. i was homeless from 19 -- excuse me, 2002 to 2007. i broke 2008, i think, briefly. and i'm a minister. i'm a pastor at a church named missy o'day which means mission of god. and i don't hide the fact that i was homeless because everybody knows that. and i was fortunate enough to get a job being me. and being me incorporates me being -- having been homeless. and so i was -- and until probably the 15th of this month, i will still be employed as a vista. i conducted a speakers bureau called the faces of the homelessness where i recruit homeless and formerly homeless people to tell the stories, to create peer groups and let people we're the same as anybody else. as a minister --

i certainly think that he does agree that the very richest people and he said it in his speech at g.wast month when he said he believes that rich people actually believe in this country and believe that paying their fair share of taxes is the right thing. i had a millionaire in my conference this morning who says he doesn't think it's moral for him to have his taxes low while seniors are being asked to pay more more medicare. >> you're on the popular side. let me ask you about this sticky business with anthony weiner. should he leave the caucus or the congress? or is this going to go on and on and on? are you comfortable with him deciding to stay in congress or should he leave? >> you know, anthony wiener is my friend and i think he's a great congressman. i think mansy pelosi asked correctly for an investigation. >> that doesn't prove anything against him, if that doesn't prove he broke any ethics laws is should he tay? >> he says he wants to stay and let the people of his district decide. i think fair enough. i'm not sure if the pressure mounts anymore that that's going to be possibl

drive along canal, fox hall road, g.w. parkway, clear.rything that side of town very quiet so far. moving along very nicely. light volume of traffic there. we are picking up some volume top side of the beltway as you travel between college park and silver spring. road work on the outer loop. should be wrapped up. there's the outer loop from new hampshire to university boulevard and beyond. inner loop of the beltway moving along pretty well so far. if you're headed out to catch a train, good news all the way around with no delays metro, vre or marc. joe, eun. >> thank you, jerry. >>> up to nowitski. nowitski spins. fake. shot won't go. and miami pulls on and takes game 3. >> if you missed game 3 of the nba finals last night, you missed another exciting finish. the miami heat edged the dallas mavericks, 88-86. now they hold a 2-1 lead in the best of seven series. game 4 is tomorrow night in dallas. >>> that game was exciting, but it may not have been quite as crazy as yesterday's nationals/diamondbacks game. jason marquis and the manager we

. >> g.w. >> good shot. there's times square. >> gorgeous, right?e former governor of pennsylvania and politico analyst, ed rendell. everybody was asking you about. >> everybody. >> everybody. >> best thing to be in politics is the guy who left office when everything hit the fan right after he hit the office because you become instantly popular. >> it was wild. >> almost revere. >> remember the good old days. back when rendell was governor, things were great. >> frank rizzo. every time somebody called in, he'd say, it wasn't like that when was mayor. i love that. >> so what do you write about this week in your sports column? >> this week i write about the triple crown in pennsylvania. people forget we hat afleet alex lead to the almost on aid stand and the great barbaro in 2006. all philadelphia area horses, all horses that had a great history. i wrote the -- i'm from tnot -- from the betting standpoint but the majesty of these animals. do you remember eight bells came in second and had to be put down. finished t finished the race, came in second, k

shefights.net, 56 pages of google it generated just name, g.w. rolle, she fights. for concrete solutions, not one report. so go figure. >> this is something of a really want you all to know about and it slipped my mind to italy. >> when you get ready to send somebody to a shelter, guinn amana stay with them for one night and that's all i have to say. [applause] >> it might be a little hard in the city where we are losing our beds in homeless shelters faster than homeless people are being generated, am i right? >> maybe we should get ready for the reception, refreshments? a chance to mingle, and i really want to thank you, everybody on this panel i think this has been -- i started, maria started my education a couple of years ago we and now i'm ready for the graduate degree. you are really enlighten us and challenged in many ways. thank you. [applause] robert mueller served us ten years as fbi director and president obama republican presidential candidate tim pawlenty today outlined his economic agenda in a talk at the university of chicago, his plan includes tax cu

i mean, she was raised pakistani and indian background, raised in saudi arabia, educated here at g.w. she is a private person. she is a muslim. she observes. she's an observant muslim, married to a jewish man. that's already quite a stretch. she's evolved, but she is very private, very conservative, and for any woman, this would be painful. for huma, it is just awful. as i say, she's very much in love with anthony wiener, and friends say they will try to work this out. >> it's been reported that her boss has been advising her. how do you think that's playing out given that her boss is hillary clinton and she's been in the spotlight for this kind of thing before? >> they've dealt with this. i think there will be a lot of anger at the media. nobody wanted to ask the questions of anybody at the state department about this. this is really tough for those of us who like huma a lot. one of the things about hillary clinton that you know so well is she has elevated women's issues to a human rights issue starting in beijing all the way back in the 1990s, and throughout her travels she is also