it is embarrassing, herman, that so many people are suffering needlessly? it's embarrassing with owealth and all that we have that one in six americans are in poverty, it's embarrassing that we import oil, we have more oil than iran, iraq and saudi arabia combined. it's embarrassing when the president is a demagogue going around the world apologizing for america? and these are-- giving egypt f-16's. >> right. >> sean: this is embarrassing. >> this is what rush said. it's insulting to continue to insult the intelligence of the american people. we don't have leaders in elected position, we don't have a leader in the white house, we have a politician that is more concerned about popularity and he intentionally and deliberately, along with the democrats, deceived the american people. that's what rush is saying he's embarrassed about. it is outright deception and i don't have a problem with what he said. he also said it's insulting to not believe that most of the american people have common sense. look, 51% of the voters elected barack obama. 49% of us are not t

. >> herman cain is a breath of fresh air. [laughter] >> i am not going to reassess him as he reassesses his campaign. >> herman cain is fabulous. >> newt gingrich -- i am going to get serious on you. newt gingrich is an error lobbyist -- uber lobbyist. barney frank talk about michele bachmann. he also called out newt gingrich and said he held him responsible for the demonization of opponents that has contributed to the atmosphere we live in today. i do think he came into the house. he slashed all of the caucasus and civility. we are seeing this. this is a man who a few days ago talked about education reform in the context of firing the janitors in schools and putting the kids to work. a lot of the media called that unconventional. [laughter] let's repeal child labor laws that we fought hard for in this country. bring in dickens to chronicle it. i do think there is the cruelty amidst the reality show debates we have been subjected to. who is running this, entertainment or news? there is a cruelty when people cheer that someone

herman's back to raise some cane. good to see you. what do you make of that? you came from the fast food industry and you know well the impact this will have. tell us some of your old colleagues and managers that they'll have to up their minimum wage, what are they going to do? >> well, they're either going to have people work less hours or they're going to hire less people. that's typically what happens. i saw it when i was at god father's, when i was at burger king. i saw it when i was the president of the national restaurant association. here's where the president is dead wrong. if you were to force a minimum wage increase from $7.25 to $9, guess what? they'll still be living in poverty. raising the minimum wage is not going to get anybody out of poverty. most of the reliable studies out there shows that there's going to be job reduction for the people who need those jobs the most and those are the people with the least amount of skills. >> i always thought that rather than put the emphasis on forcibly raising the minimum wage and putting all sorts of heada

. >> richard herman never wanted the spotlight. cared much for the big press conference held because of his generosity. >> i use the word shy. i think that's accurate. he was the opposite of pompous. >> his cousin, betsy paul, said herman lived here for many years. much of his fortune was passed down from his father. he rarely splurged on things. the one exception, a sting ray corvette. >> i love the image of him zipping around in that car. >> mr. herman had deep roots. a native washingtonian. he lived a long life here. born in 1912 in northwest. he went to d.c. central high school that is now known as cordoza. >> in his will, he gave $28 million to family matters. >> the jaw dropping amount came as a huge surprise to the nonprofit family matters of greater washington. it is one of the nation's oldest social services organizations. the gift from herman was almost three times the annual budget of the organization dedicated to disadvantaged children, families, and seniors. >> for something like this to happen is absolutely extraordin

>>> our mobile weather lab at justin herman plaza.zales there with perfect weather for a pillow fight. >> reporter: check this out at 66 degrees in san francisco. wow! winds are under 5 miles per hour as you were alluding to. we are here live at justin herman plaza about the foot of market street and this is the scene of the 8th annual giants san francisco pillow fight. you know, many people commemorate valentine's day with flowers, with cards -- [ lost audio ] [ church bells ] >> unfortunately, we lost roberta and mobile weather lab. maybe she got hit by a stray pillow! somebody was starting the pillow fight early. but it is definitely byo pillow at justin herman plaza. we'll be right back. a scott pelley is in new york. scott -- " " the sun is setting on an >>> for a look at what's ahead on the "cbs evening news," scott pelley is in new york. >> we are getting an unprecedented look into the fight against cyberattacks. a private security firm in california let us inside their command center. they are constantly on the lookout for new

. >> two words, herman cain. >> oh, good god. >> more we examine the quality of the candidates the morep with fewer christine o'donnells and fewer rand pauls. >> i'd support rand paul. >> how about marco rubio? >> the republicans will become less and less relevant as every day that goes by. they're becoming, if they are not already, the whig party. >> let's get to our panel now. joining us is msnbc contributor joy reid and dana milbank, political columnist for "the washington post." thank you both. so, joy, none other than glenn beck says the republican party is becoming less and less relevant, and i guess if anyone would know, he would. >> yes, he would. they're turning to glenn beck to help them dig themselves out of a hole. that is a very deep hole. when glenn beck thinks you're irrelevant, you're in deep, deep trouble. it's interesting because glenn beck's whole sort of fix for the republican party and i think it was instructive the way he said it, because he does represent a big chunk of their base. he said the problem with the party is not what we in the media say it is, that they

we'll take a look at the life of richard herman. >>> poised to drop the ban on gays.t's the delay? >>> the wizards showing signs of on at the maryland state house. lawmakers considering a controversial gun law and they could be debating it for hours. opponents have already made their voices heard today. >> i'm nancy jacobs. i just bought a new gun. i didn't do too bad with it, did i? >> reporter: this gun rally demonstrated in front of the state house for their constitutional right to bare arms. >> i have grown up with guns all my life. ever since i was 11 years old i started competing with ar-15s. what's this legislation doing? is it helping you? it's not helping you. it's not helping me. who is it helping? it's helping criminals. >> reporter: the governor presented his gun control bill to the senate judicial proceedings committee citing the school shootings in newtown, connecticut. >> they are about putting the focus on saving lives with a comprehensive approach that would ban military assault weapons that would improve school security and would also improve mental

. >> herman has been coming to the university clinic in heidelberg for two and half years now. today, he is accompanied by his partner. he has an aggressive kind of brain tumor. >> it was about two or three years ago that i noticed something was not right with me. and then it was just like that blacked out completely. klaxons then, the former professor of labor economics often cannot remember words to do with occupational research. still come under the circumstances, he is lucky. he could have suffered epileptic seizures or partial paralysis. the tumor can not be removed entirely without damaging other vital regions of the brain. that is why he has regular radiation and chemotherapy. the tumor usually returns very quickly. only a few patients can hope to live a long life. >> we are doing a number of studies because the prognosis, despite the best treatments available, is still very poor. >> more than 30 years ago, scientists at the german cancer research center began investigating this medicine now being tested. one-quarter of the participants found it effective. >> the agent c

i kind of like herman cain. i kind of like the fact that he brings something unpredictable and real world to the conversation. >> i agree with that. i'm just mentioning the cloudy circumstances. >>> let me get a break. when we come back my fox news showdown with bill o'reilly. with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. all right that's a fifth-floor probleok.. not in my house! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! no no no! not today! ha ha ha! ha ha ha! jimmy how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico? happier than dikembe mutumbo blocking a shot. get happy. get geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. ♪ (train horn) vo: wherever our trains go, the economy comes to life. norfolk southern. one line, infinite possibilities. omnipotent of opportunity. you know how to mix business... with business. and you...rent from national.

herman had great love for the performing arts. from his watergate condo, he would often visit the kennedy center next door to see the symphony and opera. in the end, his last gifts were to those who lied in the city he love -- lived in the city he loved and those who gave him great pleasure. >> reporter: think it's a wonderful story that he could live quietly in his death and making a great impact. >> reporter: in the district, matt ackland, fox 5 news. >> remarkable. >> yeah. absolutely. >>> and we certainly are grateful foot to have what is going on in the northeast. but, boy. >> a lot happening there. >> yeah. >> we dodged the bull the. today was not bad -- the bull the. today was not bad. >> yeah. great. all of the trees. >> yes. >> and people lost power. >> and we have some clear skies tonight across our area and there is no precipitation to talk about. the winds are improving. i am happy to tell you that and that is a far cry from where we were in the wind department and look at radar and this is showing you where the storm

you showed herman cain.emember, herman cain was a front runner for the republican nomination for longer than he should have been or needed to be because republicans were so desperate for anybody but mitt. >> yes, thank you for raising herman. malicka we are hearing this speech for romney is to thank his supporters, but wouldn't they rather be thanked from a much further distance away rather than having in fronting of them the man that frankly did so badly in november? >> i think that's right. my thought is, is he going to speak before the naacp next? because he would likely find a similar reaction. he never found his footing among conservatives. they never trusted him, as jonathan capehart said. he had come in 2008 to announce that he was dropping out and in 2012 he announced that he was a real severe conservative, to convince those folks that he was one of them. they never bought it. this is just a real surprise. i don't know why he's doing this. he's been very quiet over these last months. if you look at w

and here is herman cain. and you say? >> hello, bill.ay the biggest problem that th country has a deficiency of leadership. we do not have a leader in the white house. we have a politician in the white house who is continuing his popularity campaign even though he has already been re-elected. this deficiency of leadership is why the debt is out of control, why this economy is shrinking instead of growing. why the unemployment rate is not going down and a host of other problems stem from a deficiency of leadership. president obama is not a leader. he is a politician who is more interested in his popularity than getting results. >> bill: why is he popular, the guy has really not solved many problems. that is what it comes down to. so why is he so popular? >> he is so popular because 51% of the voters were misled enough to vote for him. >> bill: come on. after that long, long campaign that you and all the other republican hopefuls engaged in and mr. romney has a billion dollars to spend and are you still telling me the american people were

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richard herman was a washingtonian, lived here all his life.e gave generously to a group called family matters. he died back in november and today family matters, which used to be called family and child services, announced a gift from herman, his final gift, $28 million. his extended family always knew he planned to give away his fortune, but even they were surprised by such a large donation. >> the family matters gift was really quite a surprise. i had figured more to arts and so the fact that the majority  goes to this wonderful social service agency was a surprise and just wonderful. >> herman also left $7.5 million each to the national symphony orchestra and the washington national opera. >>> a growing call for safety in sports when it comes to children. the nfl and other pro sports have taken on the issue of concussions and other serious injuries recently. a group called the youth sports safety alliance said high school athletes aren't getting the care they need on the field. the group was pushing for better prevention and treatment eff

his legacy will live on. >> reporter: richard herman never wanted the spotlight.n't have cared much for the big press conference held because of his generosity. >> i use the word shy. i think that is accurate. he was the opposite of pompous. >> reporter: his kentucky says he lived here for years. he rarely splurged on things. the one exception, a stingray corvette. >> i love the image of him zipping around in that car. >> reporter: he had deep roots here in d.c. a native washingtonian, he lived a long life here. born in 1912, in northwest, he went to d.c. central high school, that is now known as cordoza. >> in his will he bequeathed $28 million to family matters. [ applause ] >> reporter: the jaw dropping amount came as a huge surprise to the nonprofit family matters of greater washington. it's one of the nation's oldest social services organizations. the gift from herman was almost three times the annual budget of the organization dedicated to disadvantaged children, families and seniors. >> for something like this to happen is absolutely extraordinary. >> he ha

. >>> born and raised in washington, richard herman p assed away last year at the age of 100 and hisy will live on thanks to a generous d onation. >> reporter: richard herman never wanted the spotlight, he i probably won't have cared much for the big press conference held. >> i use the word shy, he was the opposite of pompous. >> he lived here at the water gate for many years, much of his fortune was passed down from his father. he rarely splurged. he lived a long life here, born in 1912 in northwest, he went to d.c. central high school. >> in his will, he with left $28 million to family matters. >> reporter: the jaw-dropping amount came as a huge surprise to the non-profit family matters of greater washington, it's one of the nation's oldest national services. it was three times the budget dedicated to disadvantaged children, families about s eniors. >> for something like this to happen is extraordinary. >> he had mentioned he hoped there would be some fund he would help establish so d.c. kids who otherwise couldn't afford nice clothes to wear to proms or graduation, that might be t

so that is what scott brown will be doing now with herman cain be doing now with herman cain instead of legislating. while elizabeth warren has that seat now in washington. elizabeth warren made her debut this week at the banking committee that wall street was so eager to keep her from joining. her first round of questioning, she was questioning some bank regulators, demanding to know why no wall street banks ever end up on trial when they break the law. that round of questioning has already become as much as a viral sensation as might be possible for a round of banking committee questioning. spontaneously, i should note in the moment when she was asking those questions of the bank regulators about why banks never end up on trial when they break the law, she earned a round of applause in the committee room from people who were there watching. but even though this was elizabeth warren's first committee hearing, and she has only been there since last month, senator warren is now the senior senator from massachusetts. because the other senate seat from massachusetts also opened up in th

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the state of the union is not good. >> the hermanator, the response responses. less you think the 2012 election changed anything in republican party politics, in case all the anti-abortion legislation in the states has not been persuasive enough, in case the reelection of party chairman reince priebus by acclimation is not persuasive enough, in case the persistent efforts at the state level to make voting harder even now in case those efforts have not been persuasive enough, let it be known that nothing at all has changed in republican party politics, even after the 2012 election. and they are sticking with the idea this year of having not just a republican party response to the state of the union, but a tea party republican response to the republican response to the state of the union again. this year the inheriter of the michele bachmann/herman cain legacy will be united states senator rand paul. the official republican party response will be delivered by another guy who we are told is a tea party senator, marco rubio. but marco rubio is giving the republican

. > >> yo necesito a mi herman vivo o muerto pero lo quiero . >> > ella tiene la certeza que está en ahora no se nada de el y o único que se que staba allá adntro . >>> y para quienesw dudan mari aluisa lo confirma. >>> a pesar d eneustras diferncias es mi hermano y lo quiero mucho . > >> la policía pidió restate y los más conocídos como topos . >>> la posibilidad siempe existe está . >>> y auqneu ayer se anuncio el final de la búsqueda seguiran en la zona. >>> nosotros sacamos el equipo porque hay una parte que hay dos lazos. >>> con ellos caminando hast a la ona y el ewcombros es visible dsde el aire y univision fue el unoico que le dieron permiso para sobrevolar la zona. > >> hay grandes cantidades de escombros y metale y era un de las torres más alta y también el esfuezo de rescate para encontrrar a as vicitmas en está tragedia, en está explosion , mexoicana y en tierra las autoridades no descatan ningún hipotesis. >> > el luyens se sabrá más de está historia. >> > y los funcionarios dijeron que será esté lune squ tengan el peritajes y mientrastnto está la tension con más cadaver

the map shows you we do still have slowing south 680 approaching lake herman road.he earlier crash had things really gummed up because a fire crew arrived on scene. minor injuries reported just south of lake herman road. we've seen this change from red to orange. so that does indicate they might be clearing that lane, and there may be recovery going on. still expect the slowing heading down toward the benicia bridge. the carquinez bridge, west 80 clear toward the bridge area. and continuing down toward hercules. a look over to some other suspect spots. this is west 580 behind the construction sign which actually should be cleared from the eastbound direction. we do have also a stalled vehicle blocking your fast lane right around north flynn coming out of the altamont pass. we continue with heavier volume into livermore and the tri-valley. you have your typical slowing in the interchange. no problems south for 680 and speeds, a smooth drive. 580 continues through castro valley and the "y," typical build from north 238 off the interchange and south 880 as folks head t

or in the longer chapters where i said to myself, let's imagine i can have a life of herman melville, but it don't have to really do any research, or know anything. and i can go anywhere. i can say what melville is thinking when he meets this handsome young sailor. you know, so for me it's that imagine freedom i was seeking. and so i can't even in my straight biographies, try to imagine the life and really say what did it smell like, feel like to be in that life? i've really done original research except for my new biography of jesus where i interviewed everybody. [laughter] that was a lot of fun. market was a real bitch. [laughter] but matthew i could sort of take. luke -- john was really crazy. spend what was the highlight? >> all, god. [laughter] it was the dress i couldn't take. but, you know, i also do think going back to the original topic of a biography as autobiography, it's interesting how the genres cross. i never forget years ago sitting with gore vidal, two friends of mine in austria, having lunch and gore said in his super silly way, what are you working on now my dear? s

despuÉs de mÁs de dos meses de negociaciones, el abogado de armstrong, tim herman, dijo que el ciclistalo para satanizar a ciertas personas". armstrong encara varias demandas, y testificar bajo juramento ante la usada podri Ía haberlo expuesto a mÁs problemas legales. el caso del atleta sudafricano oscar pistorius tomo un nuevo ribete insÓlito. la noticia la dio hilton botha el principal investigador policial del caso y quien esta acusado a su vez de siete intentos de asesinato por haber disparado contra un taxi para intentar detenerlo en 2009. botha fue desplazado de la investigaciÓn, por el mejor detective de suda frica, el teniente general vinesh moonoo en otro giro inesperado del escÁndalo que mantiene a esa naciÓn en vilo. el tribunal deberÍa dictaminar en las proximas horas sobre la solicitud de puesta en libertad del atleta, acusado de asesinar a su novia. por el premundial sub-20 de concacaf, hoy panama derroto 4-0 a puerto rico y el salvador debuto superando 2-1 a curaco, con estos resultados clasificaron a cuartos de final panama y el salvador. hasta aqui los deportes, buenas

about 50 or so skaters gathered at justin herman plaza.hen took off en mass, while playing music to rally the football faithful. and cheer the 49ers to victory on super bowl sunday. group organizers say, they expected to pick up 100 or more skaters along the way through the city. they plan a skate party rally at union square, when they finish their roll through san francisco. >> temperatures are mild through san francisco. 40's in santa rosa. and you can see the golden gate bridge with that fog that i was telling you about. partly cloudy skies. a suspect's interaction with a teen girl. has menlo park police beefing up partols. what he did- next. for over 60,000 california foster children, nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamassmall. bring your gift to any sleep train, and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent, but anyone can help a foster child

avery friedman and richard herman. of christopher dorner's death, who gets the money. the city of los angeles has offered a million dollars, and they got 1,000 calls after they offered that reward. now, a couple of people, karen reynolds and her husband, jim, they're the one who is called 911 after being tied up and having their car stolen. then also another man hijacked by dorner. a picture of him there. talk about the fine print. this is where we get into trouble. the reward is for information leading to dorner's capture and conviction. well, obviously he killed himself, so there was technically no real capture. avery, how much of an impact will this have if los angeles doesn't make good on the reward? >> it would be a terrible public relations marketing issue but legally i think it's an overcaffeinated argument, the idea that you need to show identification and apprehension and conviction or leading to the capture, which presumes that he was still alive. look, when this was formulated, deb, the idea was to get the c

richard herman bequeathed them $28 million.he charity provides mental health counseling, child welfare and other services. herman died in november a few months after his 100th birthday. he inherited his wealth from his father who was a chief engineer of a railroad company. >>> one of america's most recognizable skiers is on her way back to the states staits for surgery this morning after a terrible accident. lindsay vonn went down hard in austral australus a traustria. she was airlifted to the hospital with two torn ligaments in her right knee and a broken bone in her leg as well. it could take six to eight months for her to get back on the skis. coach essay that should give her, though, time to prepare for the 2014 winter games. >>> speaking of the winter games, the countdown to the opening ceremony officially starts today. sochi, russia, will welcome athletes from around the world a year from today. construction is at a high clip there as they build most venues from scratch. $50 billion. already concerns about the weather. te

herman cain came on there. i saw that. he had like one phrase. like a candidate would have. it was, president obama is not a leader. he is a politician. i think he said it three times. and i thought, this is your analyst? >> i have 20 seconds. what about the fact that he left the race amid charges of sexual harassment or affair which he denies. >> big problem because there were a lot of allegations there that he never really addressed except to issue a kind of blanket denial. i have real problems and i wrote about that. i have real problems with cain. >> thanks for joining us this morning. >>> coming up, an exclusive interview with the man who ran mitt romney's campaign. did the republican presidential candidate get more negative media coverage? stuart stevens has many to say. so if ydead battery,t tire, need a tow or lock your keys in the car, geico's emergency roadside assistance is there 24/7. oh dear, i got a flat tire. hmmm. uh... yeah, can you find a take where it's a bit more dramatic on that last line, yeah? yeah i got it right here. someone help me!!! i have a flat

hundreds of people gathered at justin herman plaza on market street.o hit one another with pillows. this is not technically a city - sanctioned event, but this will be the 8th year in a row it has happened. last year's clean - up cost the city thousands of dollars. now let's get back over to anny. >> overnight, we're expecting clear skies and if minimal fog no problems for your morning commute. it will still be warm. the weekend will look cooler. by sunday but that showers will be there for next week. 52 degrees in oakland. 40's in santa rosa, and the north bay. temperatures will be in the lower 50s as we get toward around 70 degrees. here is a look at the satellite & radar. that offshore flow with the western wind from land to ocean. we will continue to see the warm up with lots of sunshine and dried. here is your futurecast. tomorrow, the blue into the 50s. not a lot of 40's but by lunch, you can see the green. even the yellow and the south bay. '70s. 2:00 p.m., we could see upper 60s and lower 70's. i think that we could set some new records. by 5:0