my brain goes to gramm crackers. the first experience of a sentence reaction the brain and brain remembers it. the first experience of a man experience a high levels of the bonding formalist lifetime and it's very profound from an opening a door which increases the ability to experience the selflessness. >>> you talked about being at the birth of the child and the question is some of us think it's medical. >>> i think every man should be at the birth but it's not a great thing. maybe it's from a previous generation it created for me and experience for my wife and i end to understand and before at that time. the but the classes' in the man has to learn his role in the process of the west is to fill powerless and doesn't know what his role was with the feeling of powerlessness and make it harder frustrated and goes off and smokes a cigar whenever. but when a man realizes it's an important for women to feel the presence of some column presents nearby some calm presence surrounds her someone not having strong emotions wh

phil gramm, i remember the phil gramm for president campaign. i thought that was the worst thing in the history of the world, but rick perry was possibly worse. the bushes were sort of imported into texas and they were the only ones who made it work. tavis: what about this disconnect between texas politicians often times being on abled -- unable to play on the national stage? clearly, there are exceptions. what is your sense of how well they play on the stage and in texas? of these people are bigger than life personalities inside the state, but they cannot seem to make the jump to the national stage, even though to your earlier point, the state often drives the federal agenda. tell me about the disconnect. >> it is very interesting and it is partly because texas politics is in some ways not very competitive. you have a very low to -- very low voter turnout. it is one of the lowest in the country. and you do not have many districts at all that have any kind of political competition between the parties. it is really, really minimal. it is possible

gramm of will be able to get this at the cathedral hill campus. at the same time, she will be able to get the care she needs every day at the st. luke's campus. i think gramm, is pretty lucky to be able to get a heart transplant 3 miles away. there are a lot of folks from surrounding communities throughout california travel hundreds of miles to see physicians at cpmc to get the same kind of care that ground, -- grandma gets. our patient base is 70% san franciscans. 30% are from surrounding trees. san francisco is a medical destination. we have world-class care here because we have world-class hospitals. we also do a great help and biomedical research region but also great help and biomedical research. health care is our number one industry in the city. we generate about 100,000 jobs as an industry. 18% of the city work force. these jobs pay better, about 22% more on average. many of the health professionals are women. cpmc is an integral part of this important industry. this is a quick overview of our plan to modernize our health care system. we'r

that that was phil gramm commodities futures modernization act which he did because his wife was on the board of enron and you know this is what ken lay wanted he want to be able to gamble in energy futures but the fact that they could merge a gambling bank and investment bank with a commercial bank that would have been prevented and what that means is that when this thing crashed when these guys brought down the world had they been separated we could have just said ok guys go bankrupt doesn't matter to us because you've got nobody's passbook savings and this is this is the problem with having people like spencer baucus as the chairman of this committee i mean he's you're exactly right when he said that this is second biggest donor i mean this is there are republicans in the house there are republicans out there there are conservatives out there that are actually concerned about the size of banks they say banks are too big spencer baucus is not one of them so this is a problem that republicans need to deal with because the realities are exactly what you said that famously ronald reagan

a couple of weeks ago, lindsey gramm said he had crossed the rubicon on the need for revenues and a deficit deal. he urged his fellow republicans to join him in putting the needs for a grand bargain ahead of the pledge. never one to shy away from a flight with norquist said the well to do our ok paying some more taxes as long as they're going to pay down the debt, not going to grow the government. and those strong words, he said that kind of talk monopolies grover norquist, but colbern doesn't care. other republicans are deciding they don't care about him either. jeb bush, as respected a figure as exists right now in the modern republican party decided to take him on in a very high profile way. this was a big deal. he is a heavy weight on the side of those republicans who want reform, who want fiscal responsibility. he may run for president in four years. many wanted him to run this time. he dismissed the norquist pledge and basically declared grover norquist to be a net four other republicans to brush away. joe scarborough said in a fight that jeb bush's republican party, one that values c

martin gramm is here with the city employees of san francisco. >> it took that long to get through the reading of the amendments. it took a lot longer to reach these agreements and i would like to thank my very talented staff who worked diligently. we bring to you a package on behalf of dhr and the mayor's office. together, we bring a conclusion to sometimes that were very difficult to us budget-wise and the city and county of san francisco. the last full round of bargaining for miscellaneous unions was the one where they agree to a two-year contract. before the last rays of that contract went into effect, the bottom fell out of the economy and we were back at the negotiating table in 2008, 2009, 2010, and 2011 asking for concessions. labor came through in each of those years. in 2009, over 20 unions came to the board with a 2% concession. in 2010, 2011, had 2012, labour stepped up with a concession and in the wake of those concessions, they negotiated with the mayor and board of supervisors with the many sponsors this afternoon, proposition see in which employees began to 0.5 to 3.5%

check him out, the leader board, gramm mcdowell, jim, tied for the lead. woods was four over par. the rockies play in detroit. this is always nice to see. a guy proposing to his girlfriend. not really that unusual, but this is. this guy lines a foul ball and look who catches it, it is the guy he proposed to his girlfriend. what a night for him. he gets a foul ball and gives it to his bride to be. that is a great night at the ballpark. what about the upcoming week? we're back with the seven-day after this. but they can be really well thexpensive.ted a puppy, so to save money i just found them a possum. dad, i think he's dead. probably just playin' possum. sfx: possum hisses there he is. there's an easier way to save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >> you are looking at a live picture at the beautiful in the harbor. this is the final days of the celebration. another big day planned. the weather is all the talk. >> it just occurred to me. what will we do next year? all right, here is the forecast. this is off o

gramm dealt a fan of northern california it won the open two years ago when pebble beach and begins the final round tomorrow tied for the lead, his approach and 18 sets up the birdie putt he shot 68 to get to went under. jim furyk remains tied for the lead. he sinks the birdie on 17, furyk and del oro of the two players under par. they will big goal in for their second u.s. open title lee westwood's 67 was the low round for the day, he is hopeful this is the week he wins his first major >>> i'm a glass half full type person, my glasses normally empty. moving day at the u.s. open if you shoot even par you are moving. >>> i am definitely still in the ball game i'm only five back, it is doable for sure >>> can you in the u.s. open? >>> absolutely no doubt in my mind i have to go out there and physically and mentally >>> you made mention to all the irishman an example? >>> plenty of references to guinness and pines, people have stereotyped me i don't know what is going on, i'm under some illusion i like a cold beer but what i know. >>> i tried to the chest by my caddie and as i think the bo

major earthquakes have occurred around the pacific gramm. it is critically important that are most vulnerable people and the health care professionals be housed in six buildings. constructing these new buildings will fulfilled cpmc's commitment to community safety. the accountable care organization approach proposed by the new affordable care act locate services for the sickest patients at centralized centers. the success of their transplant services improve with higher patient volumes. the location relies on one of the best served transit corners. st. luke's centers of excellence that focuses on senior and community health. st. luke's will have the same private patient room size and amenities. i strongly support the mayor's agreement with cpmc to build two more state of the art seismically safe hospitals. supervisor mar: thank you, next speaker. >> good afternoon, members of the board of supervisors. i am the executive director of compassionate care. i support the rebuilding of cpmc. for 25 years, we have been providing hospice and medical

councilman jim gramm will hold a public roundtable today at 11:00 this morning at the wilson building in 412. d.c. council tomorrow will select an interim chair to replace kwame brown, resigned last wednesday before pleading guilty to bank fraud. at large councilmember phil m ands phil mendelsons phil mendelson and vincent orange will be considered. >> maryland congresswoman donna edwards will recognize injured firefighters in bladensburg after they were overcome with a flash fire at riverdale home. one of them is still recovering from burns over much of his body. that is kevin o'toole. the fire was deliberately set. >> but think twice about putting yourself on on a restaurant table while eating. surveillance video caught a man at the shanghai restaurant in college park. he went over to the table where the university of maryland student was eating. the man snatched the phone out of the woman's hand while she was using it and then ran away. >> i trusted this area and thought it was very safe. it's not good. >> patrons don't recognize the man. the owner was so upset that he gave the stu

gramm mcdowell and begins the final round tied for the lead. mcdowell shot a 68 to get 21 under.im furyk remains tied for the lead. he sinks the birdie to get back to 1 under. he and bell the only two players under par >>> on death and the still and the ball game on only five back, that is doable >>> jonnie gomes hit a pinch- hit two run homer to put the a's on top they beat the padres 6-4. tim lincecum gave up two homers in the first and lost his sixth straight decision he is 2-8 this season the mariners beat the giants. laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male announcer ] get the mileage card with special perks on united, like a free checked bag, united club passes, and priority boarding. thanks. ♪ okay. what's your secret? [ male announcer ] the united mileageplus explorer card. get it and you're in. explorer card.

new york police commissioner ray kelly initially said gramm "appeared to be armed," but no weapon wasver recovered. ramarley's grandmother and 6- year-old brother were inside the apartment the time police killed him last week, a new york police officer was indicted on manslaughter charges for the fatal shooting. the officer, richard tased, pleaded not guilty to charges of first and second-degree manslaughter in the bronx courtroom. he was released on $50,000 bail. last thursday, "democracy now!" covered a vigil held by the family. i spoke to his older sister and began by asking her to describe her brother ramarley. >> ramarley was very different from the other brothers. he was in to slow jam. he knew how to cook. he taught me some things about cooking. he even showed me how to make milkshakes, just like, little weird things that people would not really do at home. when we were younger, we were always doing something. whether it was me bothering him, provoking him to do certain things. we would get in trouble by our mother. we would always laughed after, always joke. we played a lot of

he was trying to make sure that gramm's would not be an issue in game 5 tonight to mike miller did not in the first four games of the series by caught by tonight. '70s he had 23 points mamie blew open the third and the brawn takes it down the lane but he was 26 he had a triple double miami's pete over miami city they get their rain for the king. >>> too rashly philip the number-one player in the world? >>> as for you guys to rights to say from the best player in the league were not all in no time champion and that's all the matters. how about cy young winner the a's pitching m has only given up 22 hits this week which sets up in new franchise record. the old one that stood since teddy roosevelt in the oval office it was awesome. the d.a.'s started to chavis' imagine that a the zone it was a lot to start his career off both pitchers would get a no decision. that's camcorders' suspense and the ninth with a three run shots the a's with the dodgers. the red sox are under four straight games and their toughest opponent these days is the media david ortiz was unhappy with the latest report t

gramm proposes to implement a program to complement the current city walking towards which are every wednesday and saturday. as soon as i was assigned this project, i took it and learned a lot about the murals and had a whole new sense of appreciation for them. if you can, get out there and take a tour. in addition, he will install signed an rules in place to preserve them. i wanted to give you a proposal summary. all terms and all items propose are just a proposal. that will still have to go into negotiations to iron out the details. consistent with the tower principles and goals document, mr. grim proposes to sell high- quality items. he will install department- approved custom shelving to better utilize the space and enhance the visitor experience. and he will work with his wife to custom build a department- approved food and beverage cart. the oyster bar will provide the food and beverages on a daily basis. they planned offer a variety of fresh food and many of their ingredients are purchased from local and sustainable vendors, such as hog island oyster company, calif. shellfish,

gramm of friends have been called on for several years. i do not know what this law was of a different, but kids are kids of a mean six. as far as i'm concerned i want my son to take his final. to give them community service, take away brad died in the sewer money, but our kids take their fossil stiff >>pam: morgan to as high school seniors have been bart for walking in graduation. they are accused of spray painting profane language and is nearing the end of but a drop the campus. students of peanut allergies were unable to attend school. >> this is where the deadly crash happened. the comparable his department recommended of the contra costa county d.a. filed vehicular manslaughter charges against the 17 year-old driver of. for all of its fet coverage of the sidewalk and hit the father in of his they both died for. the other daughter was sick that survived furious fill the tennis as the district attorney is examining all of the edify including phone records. he says if the investigation reveals that the team was sending a fax message to t

gramm >> in view of a comet or story idea, e-mail us.aqueline: clear skies over downtown san francisco. the fog is not expected to return of overnight. current conditions are fairly mild away from the coastline. still below 60 for the inland valleys. here is where you can expect through the overnight hours. mostly clear and cool with temperatures dropping into the forties overnight. we are seeing a few high clouds streaming overhead. as we head into tomorrow afternoon, sunny skies with warm temperatures. here is a look at a temperature highs for tomorrow afternoon. along the coastline is going to stay breezy and cool. here is a look a your extended forecast. things will warm tomorrow afternoon. more into thursday as well. as we head into next week, a temperatures are nearing 90 degrees. >>gary: boston has broken through on the road, the eastern conference finals. a pivotal game 5. they could not touch the teamwork of the celtics. the game just ended. the celtics are leading the series three games to two. the thursday the series returns t

larry stein for gramm >>robin: and cooler temperatures today but will still be nice >>robin: throughden gate, the fog will start to flow back and we'll have plenty of sunshine this afternoon. here's a look at where temperatures are by 9:00. by this afternoon you can see the purple peaking in in will have nineties. nineties for the warmest locations into triple digits for this afternoon. much more comfortable for your father's day. here's we can expect for today. yesterday, we had triple digits for the livermore valley and along the delta. today, not so much. temperatures will drop as much as 15 degrees. in the north bay, low- eighties. cooler at ocean beach. 72 if you plan on being in downtown san francisco. today is the start of a cooling trend. still-the cooler compared to yesterday. below average temperatures. so comfortable with highs in the '80s for thursday to next weekend. >>ysabel: president obama and republican mitt romney raft of efforts to get with voters in the number of member election. fourth >> i want to get america working again. i want to create more good jobs for am

do want to raise one point related to this that goes back to professor rotunda's comment about the gramm-rudman case. i won't if nixon made the argument about removal how receptive the press would have been even as a matter of technical legal doctrine it's a powerful argument. it seems to me that if the court had faced that argument, it might well have found some way to reject it. and depending on how that argument was rejected, perhaps the graham rudman case would have come out somewhat differently, because that was a situation where no one was threatening to go after the controller general and, indeed, no president had ever wanted to go after a controller general in the entire history of the office, as far as i know. >> it does help, though, when you have the political support. peter fitzgerald -- it's peter, right? >> patrick. >> peter was the former senator. patrick fitzgerald had prosecuted scooter libby, republican. you could not really think of fitzgerald as anti-democrat after the scooter libby thing. and he's really about the most non -- apartisan person. just this prosecutor that just

gramm has plenty of its an incremental thing. there's all these attacks sometimes we have a shower or hurricane. but i'm concerned about is a stage actor or cause i see the actor could bring a significant part of the economy down on the financial service sector down and the cause great have a at any time but especially when we are trying to build up a recovery and in anticipating that are we meeting that challenge? islamic they recognize most of the institutions in the banking finance sector were elements of the change represented a potential weakness and one of the major tenants there was to be able to share incident information and threat of vulnerability information but all of those numbers so they can better protect themselves. that is one of the basic tenets that we have in those institutions. >> a couple of points real quickly. one thing i think would move us towards the situation he would like to see in the terms of preparedness is more cooperation from the computer manufacturers and software vendors and producing products

gramm reminded of a story by w. c. fields sitting with a drink in his hand. the secretary interrupted him repeatedly to tell him a strange man wanted to see him and refused to say what you want to see about. fields told his secretary to give the man and equivocal answer. tell him to go fuck himself. it is all like that. you get that flavor of ben but another of my favorite letters i can across very early, appeared on the panel and the editor, publisher watch this panel and he said how ironic it was to watch you display your arrogance as you criticize media credibility study that revealed the public accuse the press of being arrogant and after another paragraph signed a letter cordially and sincerely and said this is ben's response. editors do run the risk of appearing arrogant if they choose to disagree with anybody who calls the american. you sound like one of those publishers to into give his community what they want. no one will call you arrogant that way. no one will call you newspaperman either. i am so happy. this opens up all kinds of possibilities. th

and gramm, just barely missing. that was a little stressful. but, once we got that, everything went very well. >> it weekend half way since belmont. not since 1978 has a horse won the triple crown. >> i think it is a great name for a horse. and i hope that it winds. who won? which was run? >> the secretariat, from 1978? >> yes.

. >> i see the you are gramm why you're doing the article. i heard all about the five things planned. sounds like you have a lot going on. >> i guess we have a lot. >> 8 year-old kobe is a busy man. tiger woods is still and not right now. to be a golf bay fan into the golf fan out here is awesome. ] >>gary: the think day are stuck in the earlier issues. i like his chances. >> when it comes down to the diamond is accurate >> ina news sky. -- i interested mostly in the news. ] >>gary: when it comes down to let you will do whatever they ask you to do. >> it will be sad to lose burn it. >> he can check this special section on our website. >>jaqueline: it is toasty out there. it is 89 and sarah said. 91 in concord. it is very warm pair through the over night our is the temperatures are gorgeous day warmer. it will be the upper 50s to low 60s. are wins are reversing directions. it is getting is warmer temperatures and will increase the fire dangers. will put the fog back on the coastline in a much cooler conditions next week. study and not o'clock

gramm was trying to empty a bag of marijuana into the toilet before he was killed. the indicted officer has been identified as 30-year-old richard haste. a trial has begun for a eight occupy wall street protesters on trespassing charges stemming from their best at your trinity church in december. they had scaled the fence onto church-owned property after trinity refused to give them sanctuary following their eviction from zuccotti park. the justice department is seeking to avert a potential congressional vote on breeding contempt charges it is attorney general eric holder related to a probe into the controversial ban sting operation known as fast and furious. the operations of u.s. agents encouraging the sale of thousands of guns to middlemen for mexican cartels in an attempt to gain access to senior level in the criminal organizations. the threat to charge holder over his refusal to hand over documents about the program. the ceo of the celebrated u.s. hygiene products company dr. bronner's magic soaps was arrested outside the white house on monday protesting the u.

i think that your strategy is a result -- many of us in congress -- senator gramm and i are co- chairs of the guard caucus -- there's a plan in 2013 to disproportionately cut the guard. i know there will be cuts and that we all understand that. but you are going after the least expensive manpower to save money. that not make a lot of sense. manpower costs are considered more and more of the defense budget. i do not know how you shrink them and maintain a ready and capable force. my question -- does the department of defense maintain its earlier strategies, or is there an alternative? the air force budget does not appear to follow that idea. secretary panetta? >> center, again -- this was based on a new strategy. to develop a new force that provided a multi-mission support for the force. as a result of that, i made decisions with regards to some areas that could be reduced in order to achieve, obviously, the savings we were required to achieve. i recognize the controversy involved here. it impacts on constituencies, on the guard -- >> i am afraid it impacts on readiness, too. that is my

i thought the next thing was he was going to call don gramm and say, we have to figure this out.e're sitting at the park and he says, published the first thing he said is, you make more sense now. i guess i was so eager to prove myself. the second thing is, this is our shared problem so don't tell anybody else. can imagine how many peter pearls are out there on the country during that exact same thing for undocumented people just because they know the system does not make sense? >> and if the bill had been passed, he would have been arrested. >> exactly. this is part of the story. how do we find the teachers and workers out there? >> your underground railroad of support you describe, then go on to win the pulitzer prize for covering the virginia tech shooting. >> i was part of 18. -- of a team. i remember thinking, my grandmother called me with the filipino press at her door and said, congratulations. what are you going to do when you find out? it got more and more surreal. my career into that -- and it up -- and it up profiling mark zuckerberg for "the new yorker." i told him th

and people like steve forbs and also phil gramm might become president one day. >> what are the intangibles. >> the one thing that was the nature of the recall, when you dig down into the exit polls, there is a big concern by wisconsin voters that recall went too far. 60% said that a recall should only be when there was official misconduct. and another 10% said that recalls should never end up occurring. so that was a big hurdle or organized labor and for tom barrett. not o only did they have to say, look, i'm better than this guy, but you need to fire scott walker two years before he is up for reelection in 2014. >> let's talk exit polls. which i know is a favorite pastime. short of like checking the baseball scores in the political business. where do the exit polls stand in the respect and esteem considering the embarrassing, i dare say humiliating estimation or failure to include the absentee ballot, massively in walker's favor, but not reflected in any of the exit polls? >>ian, dylan, this isn't the only time that exit polls are an issue. you have to take them with a grain of salt, part

but one big finger in that pie certainly was senator phil gramm of texas who was the author of severalhe big deregulations... >> rose: he was chairman of the banking committee. so what do you hear from your friends in texas? >> well, a lot of them have been saying... and this is not self-serving they say "i don't disagree with any of your conclusions but it lax a sense of subtlety about the complexities of life in our state." >> rose: take that! >> which is true. that's an outsider's view of what texas means to the rest of the world. >> rose: what's the longest amount of time you've ever spent in texas. >> i spent most of the summer there this summer. >> rose: doing this? >> yes and i picked the summer to go which was completely totally nuts. a sane person would have... >> rose: can you make the following case, if you want to understand texas you read robin? >> absolutely. one of the interesting things about texas is how the alamo still overshadows their own self-vision and when i went to the alamo my reaction was, a, what brave men and, b, what a bad plan this was. they should have go