prosecutors believe it's this man, george lee, ironically wearing an fbi cap and speaking into a cellphone lee would list the dealt cards to a person off-site, typically in a hotel room just upstairs. that person enters the information into a computer equipped with a program similar to this one, written to predict the hands dealt in blackjack. >> and that program would reverse and flip the cards so that it would be able to predict what cards are coming out, and it got to the point where that program would say when to bet, when to double down, when to hold back and not bet anything. >> narrator: back at the table, the dealer picks up the cards and does a false shuffle. >> and then, many times, that dealer -- he rotates to the next table, so he's not around when the cheat actually happens. >> narrator: later, when the unshuffled cards come into play, everyone at the table stops betting, except phuong truong. receiving signals on how to bet from the scorer, he wins hand after hand. by the end of the night, phuong truong and van tran have reason to feel very good. they have stolen $16,200 toni

george's funnel said we've got to olsen lee. he's the one (clapping) and then we've got one forestall worth sport she goes to the mayor to get it fixed and that's ann (clapping) okay. so. those are all our award he's open the stage but there's 52 names on the back of the program and if your name is there your special and we have something for you. we have a table in the back and a groundbreaking award that says thank you for stand by us we wouldn't have made it without all of you standing by us there are 2 hundred and 50 more but we picked 50 to say thank you and show our appreciation and dr. davis said you thank people and feed people so don't worry about we've got 2 one hundred people more. i have to say i don't do all the things myself i have a fabulous staff that carries dr. davis legacy and help out so thank you very much >> good evening. welcome to the march 19, meeting of the board of appeals. to my left is deputy city attorney and at the controls is the board's legal assistant, he's assisted b

george wallace said it and lee atwater said it. you can't say black anymore. you can't say that word that george wallace used to say back in the 1950ed. but you say welfare, you say bussing. >> urban. >> black people aren't stupid. they understand this. they know what les james was saying. >> james, you take over here, what's a reasonable way that commentators like us, black and white and brown, hispanic, how do you talk about it without sounding like you're priscy, above all ethnic loyalties. you have no racial identity at all when everybody has some. and maybe they should have some. how do you establish a standard of political conduct on race? >> right. see, well, i'm much less interested in some kind of color blind tone or toalties and much more interested in talking about the substances of the channels we face. the reality is we're very, very good at focusing on individual sort of incidences around race and racism. there's a project called race forward that did great work. when trayvon martin happened in the media, we will talk about it. it's tougher for us

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george her husband jordan alli cooper anna lee, spencer, and rachel who's a family friend.out the brand new mother of seven, tichb any va tiffany valutis. >> okay. >> wow. >> that woman had seven children, i do not believe it. go ahead, take your blindfolds off. >> wow! >> wow. >> you look great. >> you ready to see, tiffany? >> i'm ready. >> turn around, sweetheart. >> oh, my god! that is me? >> that is you. or it's molly ringwald. i'm not sure. >> look at that! >> spin right around. >> you look fantastic. >> an absolutely different person. >> what do you think? >> she looks way gooder. i love it. >> way gooder. >> way gooder. >> you do look way gooder. i'm going to keep that line. >> so miss way gooder, what we did is igor gave her a haircut and gave her bangs. we gave her this oval-shaped face, which is just perfect. she looks great. i gave her this hair color that i think works with her complexion a little bit better. and we brought it all together with makeup. >> and that dress. >> yes. >> jill -- >> that body. >> the body after seven kids. >> maggie london dress and t

in fact, i think until now he thought occupied territory was the fort lee entrance to the george washington bridge. but you know, he ran out there having done his diane sawyer interview and having had his press conference. and i'm sure he wasn't prepared for that event. but let me just say as an aside we shouldn't let the moment pass without noting what's happened to our politics, that sheldon adelson is now a guy who commands these so-called center-right republicans to come and appear before him. the republican party is now being run by a bunch of oligarchs, and he's one of them. >> let's take a look at what chris christie actually just said on fox news minutes ago about possible republican presidential candidates. >> i think jeb bush would be an outstanding candidate for president. i think scott walker would be a really good candidate for president. i think paul ryan would be a really good candidate for president. >> rand paul? >> i think he'd be a credible candidate for president. i think marco rubio would be a good candidate for president. >> how about you? >> we'll see. >> i had to ask

what is an en row lee, and i like the great nancy pelosi channeled george washington and the foundingd us what a milestone day it was and people said that we will not talk about obamacare again and yesterday was the last big day, and we will see as we move to november. >> mark, is it over? mission accomplished? >> well, we should have had a banner behind, mission ak k accomplish and not only 1 million, but 7.1 million. and we will find out that most who signed up will not actually pay for anything, and who knows the it is the right breakdown of all of the young people we need. >> i don't want to dampen anyone's parade, but this is jimmy fallon putting nit context. >> as for the goal of people enrolled in obamacare, and it is amazing what you can do if you want to make something mandatory and fine people if if they don't, and then keep moving the deadline deadlines. it is a cinderella story. >> jimmy fallon, and he nailed it. absolutely nailed it. >> you will know that it is called obamacare when it is nailed down. now they call it affordable care a act. but you will know when it is ca

george davis. thank you all for allowing that me to be part of this (clapping (clapping.) it's a great day for san francisco when mayor ed lee who linda refers to as a leader on human rights but really in every capacity he's certified in when he became mayor he brought together ideas and the know how to get the job done and indeed he's anonymous gotten the job bun but brought san francisco together in doing so the great mayor of san francisco mayor ed lee (clapping.) thank you very much >> thank you, everybody. thank you, thank you everyone i'll be short because i am (laughter) but anyone kathy you know i enjoy working with you and there's a couple of things i want to say. i think we're here also to fulfill promises that made long-range ago when i see sophie and others who talked about the promises and also mentioned a lot that was never fulfilled she reminds me and malia and our leaders at the board that are working at the board others in the private sector a lot of promises yet to be fulfilled so when we're here and know there's a great mile stop sign in the name of george davis and kathy we're also saying as tony mentione

investigate the involvement of christie staff in the george washington bridge backup, allegedly for political retribution against the mayor of ft. lee. michael drewniak, his attorney insists drewniak is just a witness and not the target of any investigation. >> abc breaking the news tonight that a federal grand jury has now begun hearing testimony from witnesses in the new jersey bridge scandal. this is the first time that has ever been reported. we knew that at least a preliminary inquiry had been started by federal prosecutors, but before this late breaking news tonight, we had no idea the inquiry had gone so far that they were subpoenaing members of the christie administration to appear and testify under oath before that grand jury. abc appears to have landed this scoop today by spotting a member of the christie administration at the federal courthouse in newark. they spotted michael drewnia k, the governor's press secretary, along with his lawyer. >> are you aware of when the grand jury actually began hearing testimony in this matter? >> i have no information about that. as i said, we're here because we we subpoenaed to be here

george bush's museum. painting has become his hobby of choice since he left office. >>> thank you for watching, i'm del walters in new york. "the stream" is next. >> hi, i'm lee and you are in the "stream." the drone industry could have been economic impact of $82 billion in the next decade. we'll explore what this means for you, your neighborhood, and your privacy. >>> my co-host and digital producer, wajahat ali is here bringing in all of your live feedback as usual to the show. waj, while there are a lot of privacy issues with the unmanned airli aerial vehicles, there are a lot of applications people don't know about. >> yeah, when we were growing up, it was watch out for the cars on the street, and for the new kids it will be watch out for the drones in the sky. that's the good samaritan of the day. but there are concerns. jonathan says . . . but of course, there are is a lot of variation here. >> yeah, jonathan is talking about a military drone versus something that would have a civil application. drones might be coming to a neighborhood near you. the federal aviation administration approved six drones to ramp up testing. in places like hawaii they are b

george bush's museum. painting has become his hobby of choice since he left office. >>> thank you for watching, i'm del walters in new york. "the stream" is next. >> hi, i'm leeou are in the "stream." the drone industry could have been economic impact of $82 billion in the next decade. we'll explore what this means for you, your neighborhood, and your privacy. >>> my co-host and digital producer, wajahat ali is here

seminar the george center and no lesson e less than that we droug on the asian park we're on a role ladies and gentlemen, and every step of the way we've had leader pelosi and mayor ed lee. so thank you. just want to start that off with a fact of history back in 2007 this very site this very development was named the worst housing development by the federal government urban department by hud in a relatively short amount of time we're here going from worse to best. just like everything we do in san francisco we do it the best because we're the best and important to, know who we work for the best resident in the city and county of san francisco (clapping) where the delipidated and uninhabitable temporary housing once stood we see beautiful brand new structural sound housing where families will have is peace of mind knowing their children will play in stave green spaces in their neighborhood. the mayor said we're delivering a promise not only to rebuild the housing we're delivering on but it's a promise to rebuild a community that's what is most important. a promise to instill dignity in a neighborhood and more importantly in the people. this groundbreaking represents the

transportation infrastructure, including the george washington bridge, where those access lanes were closed off last september to create the now-infamous traffic problems in ft. lee. and if you're anything like me, you were pretty skeptical about the entire bridgegate scandal at first. i mean, i just didn't think anyone would be stupid enough to cause traffic jams for some sort of political retribution. but then the investigations began and people began resigning. starting with port authority officials, bill baroni and david wildstein. and now another situation might be playing out at ground zero. as first reported by "the wall street journal" and confirmed by nbc news, manhattan district attorney, sirius vance jr., the bureau's chief prosecutor, last month subpoenaed records tied to a variety of port authority projects, including the rebuilding of the world trade center site. a longtime chairman of the subcommittee overlooking the rebuilding of the world trade center was this guy. a few days after the news broke, anthony sartora announced he was resigning, making him the fifth official to be fired or resign from christie's administration since the bridge scandal

george, her husband, jordan, alley, cooper, anna lee and spencer who is a family friend.my god. that is me? >> that is you. >> look at that! >> spin right around. >> you look fantastic. >> an absolutely different person. >> what do you think? >> she looks way good. i love it. >> way gooder. >> way gooder. >> you look way gooder. i'm going to keep that line. >> so miss way gooder, what we did is igor gave her a haircut and bangs, we gave her this oval shaped face which is just perfect and she looks great. i gave her this hair color that i think works with the complexion a little bit better. and we brought it all together with makeup. >> and that dress. >> yes. >> jill -- >> that body. >> the body -- >> maggie london dress and the shoes are shoe dazzle. under $50. >> fantastic. >> perfect. >> no more kids, she said. >> bring jackie out here. big round of applause for both. >> lou manfredini solves all the pesky house problems. >> and a performance by idina menzel after this. my budget and i are good. but it wasn't always that way. ahh!! ahhhhh!! let! go! let! go! no, budget

think kathie lee is less than of an advertisement for wine and more of a psa -- [ laughter ] --of the two. speaking of which, this is great. on tomorrow's "today show", former president georgeill unveil 24 portraits he's painted of world leaders. [ laughter ] this is true and if "the today show" likes them, they'll put them up on their refrigerator. [ laughter ] [ impersonating george bush ] "got one of my paintings on the fridge. mission accomplished." [ laughter ] i'm going to do all my best voices tonight. scarlett johansson -- jo-hon-son, oh my god. [ laughter ] that's her name right? she's not famous. so i shouldn't know it. [ laughter ] if she was famous, you'd have to know it. but fred and i were talking about sweden before hand. that's why i said that. [ laughter ] scarlett johansson went under cover in glasgow to pick up men and lure them into a van for her new movie "under the skin." she said she was able to convince them by -- oh, you got in the van already? okay, cool. [ laughter ] you didn't need any convincing? i love this story. a south carolina man had to be rescued by police after he got stuck in a ventilation shaft while trying to break into arby's. [ ligh

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george mcclellan from the civil war? >> guest: yes. because they had seen this civil war series where mcclellan sits outside the gates of richmond with a vastly superior force and still won't attack lee, so schwarzkopf was referred to as mcclellan because they had seen it on television. c-span: who is "they?" >> guest: i don't know, and honestly i mean it. everybody comes after me and says, "name names." do you know why i don't know the names? because colin powell had the very good sense not to give them to me. c-span: but they're the civilians around the president? >> guest: yes. some civilians within the white house around the president, people in the national security council. i don't know if they're back-bench aides that he was referring to. colin was relaying to me what was going on in washington as well. we were trading information freely back and forth. but when this mcclellan thing got up, i got particularly burned because, first of all, this guy that watches the pbs series and now all of a sudden he is schooled in the operational arts and is going to explain to schwarzkopf how to run war. but more importantly, the guy was so stupid, whoever it was, he didn't understand that

george w. bush still has a whole lot more soul searching to do. it's the good the bad of the very very lucky avarice lee ugly the good delaware house of representatives states like wisconsin north carolina ohio are making it harder for people to vote lower house of the delaware state legislature is making it easier for people to vote on thursday to prove by a margin of twenty five to twenty four to fifteen bill that would legalize same day registration and. the bill is signed into law all delaware residents be allowed to register to vote and cast their ballots on the same day making it easier to vote should be the goal of every political party and every state. you know you good delaware's house representatives pushing us closer to that reality. the bad news cheney during an appearance on hannity yesterday the daughter of the former vice president dick cheney argued that the controversy over the senate's report of the cia's torture program is just a big distraction seriously. why do you think they keep going back to this you know it's a it's one of those things where you know maybe they don't want to tal

finally concluded tony blair went berserk george orwell in his novel and it was a novel not a blueprint not a manual one nine hundred eighty four. of course member of lee said the navajo at a time when you were easy was always war with east asia and it's mr blair's manichean view of the world does the west will always be war with the east and the. grotesque patter d. of democracy that he was talking about is shown by the fact that he's backing the military in egypt overthrew the elected government and calling for all of us to get behind saudi arabia the least free and least democratic country on the op and his elastic definition of extremism is demonstrated by the fact that he wants us all to get behind. in syria whilst being up permanent war with the mindset that everywhere else or almost everywhere else in the world this was the age of insanity from tony blair but it dominated the british news agenda and even reached jew in the united states for forty forty eight hours as if the article had descended on mongst us with tablets of stone to distribute around us to discuss but most people in this country feel only disgust for this man and the recipe of e

lee, have you read the fed by martin player? guest: sorry, i have not. caller: well, the people in the united states need to read more about the federal reserve system. now, when georgeush promised wall street the social security fund would be switched to wall street and it failed. then wall street came back and put this thing -- the federal reserve and wall street are all tied in together. and the only way to get the wall street in was to keep interest rates so low -- i'm a retired person. i'm getting .03% interest on my money my banker has built two buildings for his son. each house costs over $20 million. and so what we're getting here, mr. lee, is not the real facts, down to earth, i don't know, you're from los angeles probably. but the federal reserve is not going to raise the interest rate. they're stealing money off of social security recipients that have retired, hoping that they can make a decent living while they were -- and i think that the american people need to read more about the stock market and federal reserve system. guest: i think the caller expresses the sentiment that i think is shared by many people that federal reserve policy has benefited the