actor, director, mel gibson's drunken out andwurst comedian, robin williams, self imposed check in at a rehab clinic spotlighted alcohol abuse. but the problem hits much closer to home than hollywood. a new study of teenage drinking and drug usury vels that one-half of all used 17 years old say that marijuana, cocaine and alcohol are common at house parties where parents are present. is substance abuse the new national pastime? we'll ask joe call fon oh, director of the national center on addiction and substance abuse. kaf anncr: creating a financial safety net can seem like an impossible goal. complicated. intimidating. something other people get to do. but once you take the first step. you'll find there's nothing standing in your way. metlife. i can do this. >>> welcome secretary califano. >> nice to be with you. >> pleasure to have you with us. mel gibson was arrested in malibu, california not long ago and i'd like to know from you from your knowledge of the case, whether or not mel gibson was exhibiting signs, clear signs that he's an alcoholic. >> i think -- he was certainly exhi

gibson. mr. gibson votes aye. miss sutton. miss sutton votes no. mrs. heartsler. mrs. heartsler. miss hanipusa votes no. dr. heck votes aye. miss hokele votes no. mr. schilling aye. miss speir votes no. mr. runnion, votes aye. mr. scott, mr. scott votes aye. mr. griffin votes aye. mr. polazo votes aye. mr. west votes aye. mrs. roby votes aye. mr. brooks votes aye. mr. young votes aye. mr. reyes votes no. mr. jones votes aye. mr. mcintyre votes no. mr. cooper. mr. cooper. mr. plats votes aye. mr. rubbersburger. mrs. hartzler. votes aye. >> how is mr. rupersburger recorded. >> votes no. >> somehow mr. rooney recorded? >> mr. rooney is not recorded, sir. mr. rooney votes aye. >> how is mr. johnson recorded? >> he's not recorded, sir. >> how is mr. heinrich recorded? >> mr. heinrich votes aye. i beg your pardon m heinrich votes no. >> is there any one that has not been recorded that wishes to be recorded? the clerk will report the tally. >> how is mr. johnson recorded? >> mr. johnson votes no. >> any one else that hasn't been recorded that wishes to be? >> mr. chairman, i'd like to c

gibson, could you elaborate on that? >> we understand that different types of nonbank financial companies will have different characters and different business models. that may make it necessary or desirable for us to tailor the enhanced standards and we have committed that we will do that when the companies are designated. in terms of the proposed rule that we put out for comment in december. the rule is out for comment, we received many, many comments, including from many nonbank financial companies that were worried about the possibility of being designated and were currently in the process of weighing the comments. i can't predict where the final rule will come out on that. but we have committed, after the companies are designated. to take a look at the need for tailoring the standards. >> mr. auer, you said on your testimony, you'll be very transparent. what are the plans to make the designation decisions transparent? >> so first i should note that the council was not required to issue any sort of rule around its no

>> that's correct. >> did he see the motion picture by mel gibson? >> he did. >> what did he have to say about that? >> he found a real human being wouldn't survive 20 minutes into the movie because it's so violent, there's such brutality is brought on on jesus' body and not realistic from a medical perspective. >> meaning he would have never have made it on the top of t hill. >> he wouldn't even have made it to the bottom of the hill. >> that raises the question on whether the assertion made by mr. gibson that he's following scrupulously the gospel text is true, it would seem to indicate that what your father see are the excesses of the movie are the incompatibility of the portrayal in the movie with basic science raises a point that mark describes it that the synoptic goss members, matthew, mark, luke and john, do not suggest the basis for the extreme, the savagery that we see in the motion picture, correct? >> not at all. you can really only find one lines in the gospels about jesus being lashed and whipped. and all that scourging that we see in t

gibson? thank you. >> yes. >> i tend to ask questions that you can answer yes or no. was aig into many tirch kinds of products, if you will, credit swaps, derivatives? was aig into what we now refer to as exotic products, mr. gibson? >> well, with the caveat that the federal reserve was not the supervisor of aig, i'm pretty sure the answer to your question was yes. >> ind that the federal reserve was not and i'm not going there. but i am going here. was aig the type of institution that fsoc would be designed to have an impact on? you want to pass mr. gibson -- i'm still with you. >> i would say that looking at the quantitative screens in stage one of the fsoc's process, aig would trip many or maybe all of those. >> of course it would. it was over $50 billion, wasn't it? >> yes. >> go on. elaborate. tell us why aig would come under the as you miuspices of fsoc. >> under fsoc's rule, the characteristics that make up systemic importance, which have already been listed off -- some of the most imp

gibson? >> so we have made it clear in our proposal for enhanced prudential standards that we do intend to tailor the standards to the characteristics of the companies that are designated by the council. what we've proposed is a single set of standards that are applying to both the bank holding companies and the nonbank companies. but we have said that once the firms are designated, we will consider tailoring the standards and the dodd-frank act explicitly gives us the authority to do that. now, we understand that there are some nonbank companies for wilthe bank-like standards that we proposed would likely be a bad fit. and we have committed to looking at that when those companies are designated and doing what we can to tailor the standards. however, there are other companies that could be designated that are not that different from a bank and for those companies, we would expect that the bank-like standards we have would require less tailoring. >> would the federal reserve be doing that part

gibson, i am reading 113. you have to read 113, i guess, in connection with 165, correct in determining what is a sfi and what is not? >> section 113 lays out the rules for designating firms and section 165 describes the standards applied to firms. >> you know, it appears the prudential standards that are in 165 once you designate are bank centric, are they not? >> yes. so the prudential standards in section 165 and 166 are bank centric and they are some of the traditional standards that we have had such as capital and liquidity and the requirement is to enhance those standards, make them higher standards for systemically important firms. >> and i noticed when you read 113 which is really the section that determines whether something is designated, it says non-financial activities of companies shall not be subject to the supervision the board of governors and prudential standards of the board. would insurance activities be non-financial? >> insurance activities are considered financial. >> they are. okay. but

gibson, mr. auer. let me ask this first question. is the fsoc the only way to further regulate systemically important non-banks or have alternative methods been contemplated? >> so some non-bank companies are already subject to some degree of regulation, many insurance legal entities are subject to state insurance supervision, even if their holding companies are not. hedge funds have certain reporting requirements as do asset managers, so there are bits and pieces elements in which non-bank financial companies may in some cases already be subject to supervision, but the rule in the dodd-frank act that provides for the council to identify those firms that could pose a threat to the financial stability of the united states is designed to ensure that those firms that can pose such a threat are subject to consolidated supervision and enhanced prudential standards. >> did it seem prudent to impose bank like regulations on non-banks? >> what we have proposed in our proposed rule to implement section 165 and 166 is focused on the banks. tha

the great john gibson the host of the john gibson show. and he cackles in delight our new york times correspondet. good to see you, pinch. >> today times panelists ask is it healthier to love the body you have or strive to be fit? on a personal note i have come to love my body. ♪ we're headed to the bar ♪ no shoes ♪ no shirt ♪ we still get service i have passion in my pants ♪ ♪ and i apt afraid to show it ♪ ♪ i'm sexy and i know it ♪ wiggle, wiggle, wiggle >> nice. >> it is nice, my body. >> why do we start this show with you? >> wiggle, wiggle ?ie. can we have it both ways when it comes to gays? it is getting harder. the vp said he is, quote, absolutely comfortable, end quote with same-sex marriage and deemed the right to marry. it put obama in a pickle. he says his own thinking is, well, what is the word? >> the president was asked and he said his views -- his perm views on this -- his personal views were evolving. i think the president said he was evolving on the issue. >> as you know, he said his views on this were evolving and i don't

gibson, the final rule that mr. gibson, the final rule that was issued in april, it was noted that the fed has authority to issue regulations for determining if a company is predominantly engaged in financial activities and has issued a proposed rule under this authority. so if i'm interpreting it correctly if i say the fsoc has moved forward with a final rule on sifi designations before the fed has determined the definition of financial activities and who's engaging in them? i mean, has it done that? >> so we have a proposed rule which has not been made final yet on the definition of financial as it applies to the nonbank designation. >> right. if that is the case then when does the fed expect to finalize this rule? and shouldn't it have been done before the final fsoc rule. >> i'm not asking you about legal requirement. it seems to me it is putting the cart before the horse and that is a pretty common occurrence these days. >> so i think the rule that defines what it means to be activities that are financial in na

gibson for their presentation. many of us are speechless because it is so incredible to see this happening. commissioner mendoza. commissioner mendoza: thank you. this was wonderful. what a great gem. this is how we find out about things oftentimes and oftentimes we stumble upon them ourselves. thank you for the great work you are doing for our families. it sounds like it is throughout the city and not just in the excelsior community. i am curious about how many of your patients are sfusd students or kids that attend public schools. is there anyway of knowing what that is? >> we do not track that currently. we do track when people come to our clinic, how they heard about us. we have been getting the word out through weekly bulletins in elementary schools. one of the things commissioner maufas was talking about was getting the word out more so people know about it. i do not know off the top of my head and it is not something we asked specifically. but i do know that some people have come in through the schools. comm

[cheers and applause] and also representative chris gibson is here. [applause] and all of you are here and i'm happy about that. [cheers and applause] so it is wonderful to be here at the university of albany nanocollege. this is one of the only colleges in the world dedicated to nanotechnology. and it is an incredible complex. but you're working on pardus it in rooms that are 10,000 times cleaner than a hospital operating room, which is very impressive since clean is not usually a word i associate with college students. [laughter] maybe things have changed since i was in school.

gibson votes aye. ms. sutton votes aye. ms. hartzler votes a ye. mrs. hanabusa votes aye. dr. heck votes no. m.hochul votes aye. mr. schilling? mr. schilling votes aye. ms. speier votes aye. mr. runyon votes aye. mr. scott votes aye. mr. griffin votes aye. mr. palazzo votes no. mr. west votes no. mrs. roby votes aye. mr. brooks? mr. brooks votes aye. mr. young votes no. oh, mr. jones. mr. brady is recorded as no. >> aye. >> mr. brady votes aye. >> and ms. davis? >> ms. davis votes aye. mr. mcintyre votes aye. >> mr. chairman, i would like to change my vote to an aye. >> ms. sanchez votes aye. >> let's not change anymore until we find out the results. >> mr. rogers votes aye. anyone else wish to change. the clerk will report the tally. start over? >> at ayes are 41, the nos are 20. >> anybody else want to change? >> i ask that be i recorded as aye on the garamendi amendment. >> now on the amendment offered by mr. smith and shall now resume on the amendment offered by mr. smith. the clerk will call the role. >> mr. mckeon, no. mr. smith? >> mr. smith votes aye. mr. reyes swreets

-- i was fortunate to seek out the gibson dick'sto see althea gibson. it is important to see each person and where they come from. we just had a reunion of the original nine. we started women's professional tennis. that is not about wanted it. i wanted the men and women to be together, but they rejected it. so we went to plan b period we signed a contract in houston texas in 1970, and that was the birth of women's professional tennis, the way we know it today. do i expect maria sharapova are venus and serena williams to understand that? we can tell them, and their sensitivities are good, but they did not live it. just like i am not living with the pressures they deal with. they are very different. look at the money-management they need to do. [laughter] i am not very high maintenance, so i just give away, most of it, but it is fun to make money and create opportunities for people. there are different pressures that are much better players today than we ever dreamed. if i could get one shot to they like they do, it would be fantastic. everyone is differe

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gibson votes aye. ms. sutton. ms. sutton votes aye. mrs. hartzler votes aye. ms. hanabusa votes aye. dr. heck votes aye. ms. hochul votes aye. mr. schilling votes aye. >> ms. speier votes no. mr. runyan votes aye. mr. scott votes aye. mr. griffin votes aye. mr. palazzo votes aye. mr. west votes aye. mrs. roby votes aye. mr. brooks votes aye. mr. young votes aye. mr. jones. mr. jones. the clerk will report the tally. the ayes are 56, the nos are 5. quorum is present a enthe motion is agreed to. for what purpose does the gentleman from washington seek recognition. >> pursuant to clause 2 l house rule 11, all members are entitled to notless than two calendar days to file such views in writing. i ask unanimous consent that technical clerical changes remove from the bill provisions that would cause the bill to be referred to other committees or would result in additional direct spending or result in an earma earmark. without on jex, so ordered. finally i ask unanimous consent that the chairman be authorized to make such motions. without objections, so ordered. if there

they led the 76ers' in the second taj gibson scrambled for a loose ball with elton brand both of themcal fouls for that scuffle still up late in the third gibson rolled his ankle and went down he left the court but returned to finish the game the bulls were up nine in the fourth with the shot clock winding down and then gang that drained a three-pointer he scored a game-high 24 points the bulls won 77 seats-69 forcing game 6 in philadelphia tomorrow night and gibson will play coach cute is staying in chicago but one of his assistant coaches will not be he fired mike catalano after four seasons with the blackhawks he was in charge of power-play and penalty killed which struggled all year coach q also dismissed rumors that he is leaving to coach the montreal canadiens he says that he is happy here in los where the team is heading the white sox were trying to bounce back from their doubleheader in cleveland a there up to in the eighth inning but chris sale gave up a bases loaded single to cabrera and that tide that at 3 still tied in the 10th inning alex rios drilled one of all the way t

a friend request on facebook from his accuser, wanetta gibson. >> i remember closing the laptop likeal quick like thinking, like, what did i just see? >> reporter: banks arranged a meeting with a private investigator. who videotaped the whole thing. gibson later explained she hadn't wanted to say that publicly for fear of losing a $1.5 million settlement her family had gotten after suing the school district. >> i may never get the answer as to why i went through what i had to go through, but i know that i'm here today and i remain unbroken. >> reporter: unbroken and working to get his life back on track. those dreams of playing in the nfl, he says, might be realized yet. lee cowan, cbs news, los angeles. >>> a british auction house has canceled the controversial sale of a sample of ronald reag reagan's blood. the vial is said to have come from a laboratory that tested reagan's blood after he was shot in the 1981 assassination attempt. the auction house says the vial's owner will donate it to the ronald reagan presidential library in california, which opposed that sale. >>> straight a

gibson was available though. on a dish from romero, gibson threw one down.do anything. lucas hit a big three in the second quarter. gave the bulls the seven point lead. a big scrum in front of the bulls bench. it's been like mud wrestling all night. 35-26 at halftime. they tip the fourth quarter. bulls up by nine trying to stretch this to a game six. other nba tonight. celtics and the atlanta hawks. chance for doc rivers and company to end this series. atlanta by one. ten seconds left. rajon rondo with a steal. then threw it away. not even a shot for the celtics who lose 87-86. hawks win and force a game six. also indiana finished off orlando. in the national hockey league the devils trying to finish off the flyers in their series. 1-1. david clarkson deflects a clearing attempt into the net to give new jersey the lead. they win 3-1 and take the series on to the eastern conference final. the black hawks post season shake-up began today. they fired mike havlin. in a conference call this afternoon it was his call to get rid of his buddy. also said the rumors a

>> no. >> reporter: gibson agreed her sexual encounter with banks was consensual but she refused to tell prosecutors because she didn't want to give back a million and a half dollar settlement from the school district over lax security. the california innocence project helped banks fight the conviction. >> we thought it was important to bring the truth to light in this case and the truth is that brian committed no crime that day. >> reporter: with his conviction overturned, banks is now focusing his energy on the future. >> this is all that matters to me is my family and my freedom. that's it because it's been a long time coming. it's been a silent ten years. >> reporter: he is training daily and hopes to one day play for the n.f.l. teresa garcia, cbs news, los angeles. >> banks says he pleaded no contest to the original rape and kidnapping charges in exchange for a lesser prison term because he was scared. >>> spacex dragon capsule is scheduled to reach the international space station today. this is the first time a private space craft ever visited the iss. it's carrying a thousand poun

a friend request on facebook from his accuser, wanetta gibson. >> i closed the laptop real quick thinkingke what did i just see? >> reporter: banks arranged a meeting with a private investigator. gibson later explained she hadn't wanted to say that publicly for fear of losing a kz is.5 million settlement her family had gotten after suing the school district. >> i may never get answer to why i was went through what i went through, but i know i'm here today and i remained unbroken. >> reporter: unbroken and working to get his life back on track. those dreams of playing in the nfl, he says, might be realized yet. lee koehn, cbs news. >>> a british auction house canceled the controversial sale of ronald reagan's blood. the auction house says the vial's owner will donate it to the ronald reagan presidential library in california. >>> straight ahead, your friday morning weather. and dwyane wade cranks up the heat on the pacers in a convincing bid to bring the nba east final to miami. sears memorial day sale is on... with 60% off swimwear, a craftsman mower for just $199.99 and save $400 on this

but after he was released came a surprise: a friend request on facebook from his accuser, wanetta gibsonmber closing the laptop and just, like, real quick, and i was thinking, like, "what did i just see?" >> reporter: so banks arranged a meeting with a private investigator who videotaped the whole thing. gibson later explained she had not wanted to say that publicly for fear of losing a $1.5 million settlement that her family had gotten after suing the school district. >> i may not ever get the answers as to why i was supposed to go through what i went through, but i know that i'm here today, and i remain unbroken. >> reporter: unbroken and working to get his life back on track. those dreams of playing in the n.f.l., he says, might be realized yet. lee cowan, cbs news, los angeles. >> pelley: we're continuing to follow a dangerous drama playing out at the top of the world. today, about 100 climbers set out to reach the summit of mount everest, elevation 29,035 feet. a similar crowd tried to climb everest last weekend and five died. experts tell us that large crowds are dangerous because

taj gibson walk daned in in good shape ... joakim noah was there but it is tentative as to whether or not he will play tonight ... they made enough gatt baskets and played a terrific defense in game 5 and that will be carrying them to victory if they know what to do to make that happen again tonight in philadelphia >>we played with hart replied with lots of effort ... >>you want to be able to count on the defense and rebounding and low turnover is that always puts you in position to win that strategy will not change ... we would like to get easier baskets in play more efficiently we have to give billy credit on the defensive team side of things ... we need to attack before they get set and if they get set we after move them around that court ... we have to make the right read for the right play ... >>the mantra from coach thibodeau never changes ... philadelphia is not the greatest team they have played terrible basketball on on recent outings there were fortunate to get the split tonight if the bulls play their kind of game t

i don't want to get into it here except to say -- >> john gibson. >> st's always john gibson. >> anthony you were saying how much you admired manny's honesty. >> it is great when you are able to really get your feelings out like that. i like bringing up sadom and gamora. why is this still happening? it is 2012. i don't care. i don't care so much about the gays, but i don't care what they do. it is like a complement to gays. why are we worrying about what the gays think, what they are doing, what anyone thinks? i hate that may whole life is hinging on what the gays are doing and who cares what the gays are up to. i don't care. >> that makes you probably one of the most pro gay people on the planet. >> i go hours without thinking of gays sometimes. >> amazing. >> are you like that when you are sleeping with men? >> joe, welcome to the program. you live in los angeles that houses this mall known as the grove. i believe i even shopped there with you on a number of occasions, but it could be a maids up story. how do you feel 1234* whose side do you come down on here? >> i am interested in the

gibson's character was partially based on the real life american general francis marion.hat was cards up, please. the answer is c. you are both dunder heads. actually a walt disney thing way back about the swamp fox. all right. here is question number two. the hbo series the pacific won 8 emmys for betrayal japanese during world war ii. [go, go, go. >> come on! >> bill: which pacific battle was the deadliest of the entire war more than 12,000 american troops killed? the an is b okinawa. >> wow. >> 0 for 2. >> bill: they were all vicious. all of those campaigns. okinawa was the worst. question number three, president obama commemorated memorial day by laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown. memorial day started in the 1860s as a way to honor the civil war dead. what was the day originally called? the answer is c. decoration day. doocy lurches. [ laughter ] >> bill: are you okay, maccallum? try to get one. just for the women out there watching. okay. because maccallum is a role model. >> tight shot of me glaring. >> the movie saving private ryan. you both saw that. >> y

gibson's character was partially based on the real life american general francis marion.hat was marion's nickname cards up, please. the answer is c. you are both dunder heads. actually a walt disney thing way back about the swamp fox. all right. here is question number two. the hbo series the pacific won 8 emmys for betrayal japanese during world war ii. [go, go, go. >> come on! >> bill: which pacific battle was the deadliest of the entire war more than 12,000 american troops killed? the an is b okinawa. >> wow. >> 0 for 2. >> bill: they were all vicious. all of those campaigns. okinawa was the worst. question number three, president obama commemorated memorial day by laying a wreath at the tomb of the unknown. memorial day started in the 1860s as a way to honor the civil war dead. what was the day originally called? the answer is c. decoration day. doocy lurches. [ laughter ] >> bill: are you okay, maccallum? try to get one. just for the women out there watching. okay. because maccallum is a role model. >> tight shot of me glaring. >> the movie saving private ryan. you b

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. >> gibson refused to tell prosecutors she made up the story because she didn't want to give back the $1 million she received from the school system. >>> the senate rejected two bills that will keep student loans low. they are deadlocked rejecting dualing democratic and republican plans. >>> the space x dragon is now officially the first private spacecraft to doc with the international space station. it arrived just a few hours ago. it is seen here. the space x dragon is carrying 1,000 pounds of foods and supplies. nasa is hoping to use them for delivery of supplies. >>> still ahead on wjz eyewitness news at noon, a warm and quite afternoon, find out how the memorial day weekend is shaping up. your complete forecast just 2 and a half minutes away. >> first let's take a look at today's mid stocks followed by ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,tch numbers. er -- >>> welcome back. this is our friday puppy. erica is 4 years old. she's kind of laying down because she just has been neutered. that's why we have her a towel here keeping her comfortable. she's a chiwa mix. she's been passed from shelter to s

kendice gibson is live. >> when the city of alexandria and install these cameras just about a year ago they were hoping it would stop cars from running through the intersections when there is a red light. so far that has not been the case. >> 6 seconds after the traffic light turns red. there you have a common problem on this road. drivers running lights despite two cameras a block apart. they went up in august and police are alarmed by the number of people who still run the red light. >> are you thinking you can probably make it? >> you think you will make it and it will not go off. sometimes it is faster than you think it is. >> they have issued more than 3200 tickets. >> we are consistently seeing these numbers that make you think people are not paying attention to the speed or the lights themselves. >> this intersection near the beltway. the traffic cameras here responsible for 2000 tickets from january through april this year. >> i was upset about that, too. >> fines are fairly low. it is enough to have some drivers slowed down. >> i do not run them. i stop before i even get to th

kendice gibson has more with what students are saying. >> washington's cardinal was in baltimore todaythe controversy over georgetown university was not far from mind. >> it is shocking. >> those were the words he used to describe the speaker. it was sentiments echoed by other members of the diocese. >> cannot understand what georgetown university is doing. it is not consistent with what they said they are. >> part of the -- she wrote part of the federal health-care law that makes employers pay for contraception. the cardinal publicly rebukes the university president saying, he does not get it. on the university campus today perhaps are under way for commencement. the students are the ones shocked that this is a controversy. >> i think that is silly. >> the priest, run the university. the students make it. >> thousands packed the washington cathedral today to remember charles colson. he served as richard nixon's special counsel. he served prison time for obstruction of justice during the watergate scandal and later became a prominent evangelist. the daughter spoke about her father's de

the district attorney looked at the inconsistency in gibson's story. and on thursday, conceded to the petition for banks' freedom. now 26 and completely free, banks is looking to reclaim his life. including his visions of the nfl. knowing now that even what can seem like an impossible dream -- >> my only dream in the world was to just be free, and to have the same opportunity as everybody here. >> reporter: -- sometimes comes true. now banks says that his accuser didn't want to come forward because she received a settlement from the school district. nbc news reached out to gibson for comment but we were unable to reach her. >> kristen dahlgren, thank you so much. brian banks is now joining us exclusively this morning. brian, good morning to you. >> great morning to you. >> great morning to you. that's the first thing you're going to say. >> for sure. >> you know, you did something some might say many might say was impossible. you cleared your name ten years after you pleaded no contest to a heinous crime. describe that moment. when you heard in court t

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