thank you for your time >> next speaker >> i'm james howard i'm actually, one of the neighbors. i was wording if i can show you my diaphragm i take exception i don't live dribble behind this parking lot i actually do. i don't know if you can see that >> sfgovtv. >> you don't happen to have is a system i have to press a bum and this is the parking lot this box this is the building and one of the neighbors this is where i live and two families that will hear and 3 families live here and this is the parking lot not to scale this was 80 feet and the outdoor eating area 50 to 60 patrons carrying but the trash bins are left out here and a ridiculous amount of bottle wastes 6 hundred people go to concerts accomplice two restaurants and those bottles s are collected at all hours of the night 2 to welcoming i've had one hundred e-mails with the project liaison germany let them know i was disturbed address he'll talk to the operation people and they'll try harder. i keep getting this over and over this place has supposed to work out those kings the project sponsor spoke before the commiss

james howard on twitter ays -- is a big military divide in this country? guest: i think most americans absolutely love our troops. we are consummate talking about a broken politics of washington, and rightfully so. we don't like money in politics. i think most americans are so proud of our troops. that is a good thing. i think the military is not broken. we are the best in the world. in that case it is a wonderful thing, but, we are really getting on a question of what we do for service. i am very worried that we have young people in the 20's that don't really think in terms of public service anymore. i have recently been writing fdr in 1933 and the depression. half a million young man planet -- planting a billion trees and building roads and erosion dams and picnic areas. they all had to get up at bugle call in the morning. it was giving young people a sense of service and that they could do something that mattered. i'm afraid that is what we're losing a little bit. we don't have the draft anymore and we don't have that sense of young people serving their

joining us now, lehigh professor james peterson and vice president of reputation.com, howard bragman.gentlemen. >> good morning, chris. >> good morning. >> you know, no matter what somebody might think about a political view of a speaker, condy rice or others, these are without a doubt, james, highly accomplished people who might have something useful to say to these graduates. as a professor, is it okay to force out speakers if students disagree with them? >> well, i think it is absolutely okay, and in fact, within the tradition of student activity on college campuses to protest and challenge the speakers selected to represent the university at graduation. for me, the free speech limitations are not about whether or not students and faculty protest a certain speaker but what happens as a result of that. some speakers should stay on and deliver the remarks. when they withdraw themselves or when the committee that selects speakers makes a change, that's when free speech is shut down. i think it's well within the tradition of activity for these things to happen. >> college campuses step

howard had problems with foul trouble. jeremy lin picked up the offensive slack. >> lin-sanity. >> damian lillard, he had 26 for portland, as lamarcus aldridge struggled in this game. blazers down one. jamesarticularly well. but that one was a big one down the stretch. he had 17 points. dwight howard, 22 points, 14 rebounds. so, the rockets cut it to 3-2, portland. game six coming up in portland on friday. blazers will try to close it out. >> california chrome is your kentucky derby favorite. we're done with this little sports thing we just did. >> thanks, guys. >>> one more note for you from the nba. the l.a. lakers are looking for a new coach. that's because mike d'antoni has resigned. >> he stepped down yesterday. during that time, the lakers lost 20 more games than they won. >> that ain't good. >> nope. >>> you never know what you're going to see at a college softball game. this is our "play of the day." this happened in oregon. >> the game was going fine until a dog invaded the field. it took a glove off of one player's hand. then, it went in the outfield. it wasn't interested anymore. and it took a glove from another player's hand. >> it just wanted to play. someone got the glove ba

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james carville. >> and this was a botched benghazi story and the reporter may never return to journalism. is that too harsh? this is "media buzz." i am howard kurtz. >> everyone has something to say about monica, has rekindled the political debate with an essay in "vanity affair," and takes a swipe at hillary clinton. she says no one can escape the gage of the internet where gossip and lies take root and fester. the pundits are partying again like it is 1998. >> she should have had the mind, the state of mind as a 23-year-old woman, to not sleep with her boss. >> come on. 23! >> she made a point, that is that hillary clinton attacked the woman. >> it shows the reality of the callousness the clintons were capable. >> and now we have lauren from the fox website and editor at large at "hot air," and special correspondent for "the root." monica says that the media made her a scapegoat s this a plea to kinder treatment? >> she is shaming the media after being shamed by the media it is working. "stop slut shaming," and bill maher says "i literally felt guilty when i made fun of her." and another says, from the "new york post," monica lewinsky sho

controversial filmmaker james o'keefe is out tomorrow with a new hidden camera documentary that could prove embarrassing to two big hollywood names. one of them is mariel hemingway. but howardxclusively with the actress caught in the crossfire who are fighting back. i remember her from that film "personal best" and she's a big star. she and ed begly junior are the targets in james o'keefe latest offering. how so. >> they told me they were helping out a friend making a documentary by going to lunch at the polo lunch by meeting with a big time oil east tycoon. he was hired by james o'keefe. >> their friend says go to this hotel, meet with this sheik and help woo him to give me money which is anti-fracking. >> which the sheik says would help keep the u.s. more dependent on mideast oil. this is all fake. >> so the alleged hypocrisy that o'keefe is trying to highlight these environmentalist stars agree to go meet with this sheik, they don't seem to have any problem with the sheik financing with millions of dollars, a film that's anti-oil, anti-fracking, but willing to take his money and cover up the fact that he's donor. >> they are not getting a dime. >> i'm understanding his c