something you don't expect when you come it is so beautiful we just very lucky to live in bay area >>> howdy feel when you look at the bridge? >>> i love that it is so beautiful it would feel and steve was not here >>> it means beauty it needs heart, it means home, so many things it means to me. >>> the seventh that not as big a party as the 50th most people here appreciated that. >>> some history of the bridge it opened 75 years ago the original design dates 91 years ago josef strauss cemented his preliminary sketch into the city engineer, construction began january 1933, four years later it was completed in the and it cost $35 million to build. the equivalent of 1.2 billion today. since it opened 2 billion cars across the golden gate bridge. even google celebrated go to the search engine home page you'll see this illustration honoring the anniversary. in case you missed that we have the fireworks display on the front page of our website cbs s f dot com and other bay area bridge making headlines but not as flashy. crews on schedule on schedule with a retrofit of the dumbarton bridge. the st

they said howdy also because. we don't want to hear from you no we don't want to talk to you i mean you got your job keep doing things but shut up and go away the u.s. army never took doug rock's recommendations into account he was easy for them just so you think you know it's the logistics sensibly in fallujah totally extensively in fallujah not a question we see everything in all the other people we see every place has been huge we say i mean you try to clean it up but you can't that's what i tried to do and i could that's why i told him no more. i'm going to find out more i try to reach colonel peter newall he was in command of the battle of fallujah in two thousand and four i never managed to obtain an interview nor would he even answer the phone. rather than around. the issue appears to be embarrassing the only answer i received is a link to the u.s. army's internet site. this article praises the merits of depleted uranium and minimizes its dangerousness the only allusion to health consequences is contained i

. >>> howdy think this will affect those sorts of relationships? >>> we think the current leader does a amazing amount of lobbying. the lobbyists have more say, if they have some time to touch it develops some expertise we believe will help. >>> as far as politicians go, the minute they're elected to one office, they're looking for the next office. what is it was the genius behind this change? >>> the group's includes good government groups like the league of voters and it also includes laborers and business. we've got all sections of the political world behind this. we did reach out to those employed measure in part to. >>> the release a statement including " most legislators will serve a decade in office without having to good deal with elections. >>> they still have to run for reelection. they still need to be serving their people who are going to let them. the interest of their districts should be primary for that. >>> was said term limits are modified term-limits, there's a way to get around the consequences of them. >>> of the idea was that w

>> caller: howdy. doing well. i'm not really your regular kind of caller. i'm an international student here in the united states. and, well, i was watching c-span about your subjects. i wanted to intervene. i was wondering whether actually the president received any kind of letters from non-citizens and also whether the fact that people who write several thousands letters to the president, does it -- my comment, my understanding is that people must feel really unrepresented through the formal system of representation in the united states. and my question would be like what do you think about po proportional represent augs, like they have in europe, for example? instead of the proper way to get yourself elected into congress, for example. what do you think about proportional representation? >> thanks, abdel. >> thanks for your questions. he certainly does get international letters. i'd say that's a fairly small piece of what he ends up reading. sometimes it's from citizens abroad, sometimes non-citizens abroad. i would guess that's maybe 5% of the mail he re

." >> boy howdy. >> i'm going to your show today. i'm so excited. >> i am so honored.ous theater. there is nothing sexy or liberal about this. >> but you will be on stage, so it will be sexy. but i'm going with people that i met in the front row of the sexy liberal chicago show who live in madison madison, they said you are not going by yourself. you are going with us. >> oh, the sexy liberal family. [ romantic music ] >> sexy liberal at the state theater, there are very few tickets left, so i would get them fast. that was two hours ago, though. >> and wasn't there a student discount or something? >> at noon tomorrow there will be a student rush -- [ screaming ] . >> -- we open up the mezzanine -- >> and this rush will not call you a whore if you use contraception. >> hey! [ whacky comedy music ] >> aisha tyler, really funny lady too. >> the recently emmy nominated aisha tyler. >> for "the talk." >> that's right. good for her. i'm so proud. kids one of my favorite reporters, for example and for example, of the l.a. times joins us now. robin abcarian joining us now. hi

about going to source material to find your information, if you're trying to streamline your time howdy you find the time to take get the source material. i imagine he would have to get a lot of different sources in order to find. >> focus on debt rather than breath. you have to eliminate stuff that is irrelevant or actual and really focus on stuff that is. i think when did i have that is in the book is the end another lesson is to go local. so i fine, for instance, is much easier to get to the source of aberration that i am consuming when i am consuming information about local stuff that is happening in my local area residents the national area. one thing that has always puzzled me is why the ballot box for president of the units that america has more votes in it and the ballot box for city council. city council person makes far more than impact, far more decisions that affect her daily life and the president of the as it's ever will. we get into an argument about this. the president carries your taxes. no, the president can't. that is what congress does. the idea that we should be pay

. >> cenk: howdies pointed should we be, if at all. >> it depends on what you hoped for when he was elected was that he was on the phone asking rich guys for money. it did not come for free. i was swept up in the euphoria in part because i never thought there would be an african-american for president and that blinded me from the democrat president. i'm a firm believe center street politics, not congressional and presidential politics. >> tom, it's hard to blame you for getting excited. here is a guy who grew up in illinois like you did, in a lot of ways. went to harvard like yourself. >> we both have been on the cover of rolling stones, the list goes on and on. >> cenk: and the turkish guy who was running, who could not get excited, he claimed to be a big progressive, right? >> exactly. >> cenk: people who support president obama just gets so angry when they hear that, tom cenk, you don't understand, he couldn't do it because of congress! and he couldn't do it because of x and he couldn't do it because of y, do they have a point? >> i'm a real believer that any real progressive or radical

. >> caller: jim, i want to wish you a good howdy texas boo-yah. >> i'm liking that. >> caller: for sirknight templar, who's battling to keep a level playing field -- >> sure trying. >> caller: -- for the little guy. >> sure trying. >> caller: my stock is terra nitrogen, tnh. i've held it for quite some time. i've watched it very, very closely. could not understand why suddenly on april 16th the stock started crating -- crating about 10, 20 points a day. lost 1/3 of its value. and there's no explanation on the web at all. i saw no news why it should happen. >> well, they did cut their estimate. you know, potash cut its estimates. potash is the bellwether in the group. everything responds to potash. and that's why they went down. don't forget, deere told a really nasty story, too. although deere's starting to come back. i'm going to tell you -- >> don't buy. >> that stock. i don't want you to own it. i want to go to terry. terry. >> caller: what's going on, jim? >> i don't know. i've got some sort of allergy going. what's up with you? >> caller: i'm out in california. i want to talk bay

and boy howdy, am i not qualified to do that. to be that. i think that it is worth really in a nonpartisan way engaging with what is essentially barack obama waging war on the world. he is a multilat resist for some things. he is happy to wage secret war in a greatly expanded way all over the world in a a way he doesn't have to answer for. that's the secret. that's the beauty of it. when it comes to intervention that are not secret, that are overt. he is a multilateralist. that was tip fied by what happens in libya. and that is a form of american -- that's a form of excerting american power. using the fact that we have a military that we spend as much on as the rest of the world military combined. to foster international cooperation on national security matters. we would not have gone to libya had the arab league saying that. with the arab league in a different situation on syria. that's part of the reason they've taken a different approach to syria. you are constrain id by the fact you are checking in with everybody else. you can in a sense

howdy know where he was hiding in reagan told me in a dream. >> kill one for the gipper, george. >> longry short, you're welcome, america. take that! yeeha! i'm george w. bush and i sure as hell approve this message! >> the virtue of videotape. >> it's nice to see the epcot center so early in the morning. >> what was the reference? >> i don't remember that part. >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." >> there was damaging testimony tuesday at the retrial of baseball legend roger clemens. the former pitcher is charged with lying to congress when he testified that he never used steroids or human growth hormone. a long time teammate is now testifying against his former friend. chip reid is at the u.s. district courthouse in washington with the latest on that story. chip, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, gayle. if roger clemens is found guilty of lying to congress, he could go to prison. and a man who was once like a brother to clemens could help put him there. roge clemens arrived at the federal courthouse in washington tuesday, facing the legal version of a pitcher's duel.

we have been trying to analyze what it means, and i'm amazed at howdy sided the pundits really are inms of whether they think it's going to help or hurt his campaign. jon: was it really just a clever way, kirsten, to cover over some of the employment numbers which aren't good? i mean, more people dropped out of the labor force than got new jobs in the latest report. >> actually, my understanding of it is that joe biden was speaking out of school and sort of put the president in a position where he had to come out and do this at a point where i don't think they necessarily thought the the best time. this has, however, been his position for a while which has been reported, and the coverage of this, and it was a question of when the president was going to come out and actually announce it. jon: well, richard bendetto who used to be the white house correspondent for "usa today" has written an interesting take on foxnews.com, our viewers might want to check that out. it's getting a lot of attention. he seems to think this was all carefully calibrated, but we'll let the voters decide eventu

-- ♪ i need a lover that won't drive me crazy ♪ ♪ i need a lover that won't drive me mad ♪ >> boy howdyed. visit go to my pc.com and type in the promo code stephanie for 45-day free trial. let's go to phil in boston. >> momma! hey, mooks! >> i would like to put myself in as the official blues gistuitarist of the "stephanie miller show." >> oh okay. >> i would like to respond to the lying sack of mitt about obama cutting down on drilling permits. our dependence on foreign oil has gone from 57% to 44%. and we're drilling more than we have in the last seven years, and i would really get our right-wing listeners to please avail themselves of some fact-based political journalism. >> that is so polite. please, we ask you to avail yourselves -- >> oh, no, you first. >> oh, have some facts. okay. tom you are on the "stephanie miller show." hi, tom. >> hi. just a couple of quick comments one it is amazing that romney could make a nasty mark about jimmy carter when you figure he was very happy to get his draft deferment and jimmy carter served. >> yes. >> and his sons have a higher purpose to ser

particularly, if you are a silicon valley participant yourself, is what your overall asset allocation is and howdyt sectors. >> in your view, does what happened to facebook change the course of conversation for tech start ups across the valley in terms of how they go public, when they go public and who handles it? >> no, i don't think so because it's such a special case. it takes a little bit of bloom off the rose. but there is plenty of great traction in the silicon valley right now in terms of not only businesses, but revenues and profits. >> then why would you not recommend -- if you believe in the company's future, why would you not want to participate? >> my personal perspective is what you really want to do is diversify across multiple names. and as a retail investor who's looking after your long term financial wealth, that's the perspective i take. >> so are there too many social networking-type sites that people are invested in? do you need to diversify away from that? is that what you're saying? the bulk of the issue that is come to market are all in this same area. >> let me take a sligh

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. >> howdy. >> steve: it only took planned parenthood, which i believe is the largest provider of abortionsmitt romney was officially determined to be the nominee on the republican side for them to endorse president obama for reelection. they came out with a big ad bite saying if you vote for mitt romney, it will be bad for women's health. >> yeah. they came out with that fear mongering little ad. it's no surprise, of course. planned parenthood has marched in lock step with obama and vice-versa for his entire political career. but i think it's kind of bad timing, especially given another ground breaking and jaw dropping and bone chilling expose from lila grace and her journalistic endeavors at live action to expose so much of the outrageous behavior that planned parenthood has engaged in for its existence. of course, this most recent one exposing sex selection abortion and they're basically endorsing and condoning that. you never, never hear from this current commander in chief, any acknowledgment of the excesses and the ideallogical zealotry that they stand for. >> gretchen: let's watch a