i agree with jason. this doesn't rent the interest of -- this doesn't ript the interest of -- represent the interest of anybody. i thought he was great to talk about things like the fact that candidates cannot have it both ways. you can't talk about reform and education and protect the status quo of special interest. i am sure that hurt a lot of people in the establishment community. i thought it was something he really had to say regardless. by the way, if you listen to the whole tape, the boos were just one small part, and there were a number of times where there were people applauding what he said. >> mitt romney was not the only visitor to the naacp. we had a couple of obama visitors, joe biden and eric holder. let's listen to the attorney general. >> many would have to travel great distances to get them. some would struggle to pay for the documents they might need to obtain them. we call those poll taxes. >> jason, poll taxes, insydney year language echoing of the pre civil rights era. >> this is ev

. >> greta: jason, what do you pay attention to? >> we are fortunate that were not a boom or a bust business, being food retailing. we are sheltered at some level. but we are most affected by the commodity prices. we look at spending. and if it is want dproaing and inflation's hitting, we know that we are going to have competition. it's managing commodities and income levels. >> greta: >> greta: i imagine you are like the regular person, you pay attention to gasoline prices because have you to move the trucks around? >> we do home delivery, so gas affects t. but on the back end, the supply chain, we are pulling products, most food comes from california. you can pay as much in gas as you pay for the product. transportation's a huge cost in the supply chain. >> greta: are you able to pass the costs on? or do you absorb them? >> there is a limit. so when gas spikes, there is only so much you can push because there is an oversupply of food retailers, so have you to be competitive. we are not happy when gas prices go up. >> greta: carl,

in his first court appearance, a dazed-looking jason holmes remains silent. he could face the death penalty in connection with the friday morning feeder shooting spree in aurora colorado, a claim doesn't lives and left many other seriously -- that claimed a dozen lives and left many others seriously injured. >> i feel like i want to make sure justice is taken with this man and support everyone has been to this. >> for the first time, we are hearing from the suspect's family. >> the family want to reiterate that their hearts go out to the victims and their families. >> the family attorney spoke to the media and says the family fears for their safety. they say they do not want to comment about relatives suspected of gunning down unsuspected -- unsuspecting moviegoers. >> the family has decided not to discuss their relationship with james at this time. >> despite numerous accounts and they quick arrest, they remain vigilant in their prosecution. >> we are looking at the evidence and we would never assume this would be a slam- dunk. >> jason holmes is being held

jason, thank you for being here.> jon, i have the majority decision right here. and apparently-- the individual mandate i is-- unconstitutional, it's unconstitutional, the supreme court striking down the individual mandate, jon. >> jon: jason, did you just start reading the decision now? >> no, i got this at 10:15 this morning like everyone else. >> jon: you're still on the first page. >> i'm not the strongest reader. let's not make a federal case out of it, all right. >> jon: okay. >> jon, jon, i've got a correction. while obama's use of the commerce clause to enact the individual mandate is unconstitutional, it can be implemented under the federal government's tax and spending powers. >> jon: yeah. >> only holy [bleep] it's a tax? >> jon: yeah. >> come on, i haven't gotten that far yet. >> jon. >> jon: samantha bee what is it, samantha bee. >> (cheers and applause) >> harry potter is dead. >> jon: i'm sorry. >> harry potter is dead, he's dead, god dammit, voldemort, you bald bastard! wait, hold on. >> jon: what hap

jason's the new principal over at new central city high. ally is an account manager, and they have a very cute 4-year-old, cooper and then the yet to be named other cute one. they met at a convenience store where they worked while they were in school. apparently, ally was jason's boss, and she is still his boss. that does not change that's how it works. so we were -- we were talking about something that nobody looks forward to and that's paying taxes. you know, everybody understands, and it's something you have to do. you don't love doing, but we were talking about how over the last four years because the policies my administration put in place we've been able to offer the mclaugh lan's about $40 million in tax relief and. and they said that's made a real difference in their lives and it helps to get day care for cooper and i was seeing the house they're in now is roughly the size that michelle and i lived in for roughly the first 13 years we were mared and it was a little co-op and when they were talking about the bills. i remember going t

. >> reporter: jason ford knew this was time to see a doctor when his vision started to get hazy. him mostly on the road. >> i would feel lost because i couldn't read the road signs, very discouraging when you're used to being able to see and then everything becomes hazy for you. >> reporter: he is 46. he has worn glasses since he was a boy. six months ago this got much worse. >> if you were to sit in a room with a bright light it would look like a haze, like somebody was cooking with grease. >> reporter: after seeing a doctor at the eye group jason found out he has a cataract. >> cataract is the clouding of the natural human lens. when you have a clouding of that lens, patients would notice decreased vision. >> reporter: jason got surgery. it took a few minutes and there was no pain. >> it was like hgtv. >> the cataract surgery will take about 10 minutes. it's painless. you go home the same day. the medications are eye drops. >> reporter: cataracts typically affects senior citizens but in rare cases you can get them if you're younger. if you don't get them treated the vision will

and those things just happen. >>> coming up, jason richardson is visited by his girlfriend. but first, beau de'arborne and michelle culberson have a family reunion with their infant son. >> peekaboo! >> beau de'arborne and michelle culberson say they are very much in love. but their relationship has been interrupted by their incarceration at the orange county jail in southern california. their charges include rape and sodomy. they pled not guilty. but if they are convicted in court, culberson faced up to nine years in prison and de'arborne could be sentenced to 16. >> honestly, i don't want to hear numbers, i want to hear justice. i want to hear freedom ring, to be honest. >> de'arborne and culberson are not allowed to see each other in jail but they can write letters. >> she made me step my game up on my writing. >> dear michelle, what a do. my tugga sugar's love. i'm still on cloud nine from that ride. i can see how you get them butterflies the same way you make my nature rise, just staring into these gorgeous hazel eyes. bet you know that deep inside my heart is where you

so that's what the plans rough are. >> reporter: jason stay -- plans are. >> reporter: jason stay safe. they are heading out for a long day of work working 12 to 16 hour shifts and you can see getting the ice and water for the day and heading out to help with that power restoration. so, jason says just please be patient. they are working hard and trying to do the best to get everyone online. linda so, abc2 news. >>> 6:32. linda thanks. the jet blue pilot who what mid- air meltdown in march has been found not guilty by reason of insanity. he will be sent back to a federal mental health facility in fort worth texas. it's going to be for further examination. a march he left the cockpit and ranted incoherently about religion terrorist and september 11th attacks and the plane crashing. the flight in route to fr new york to las vegas made an emergency -- from new york to las vegas made an emergency landing in texas. >>> look at that traffic hazard. the helicopter crew spotted a stray dog in chicago running along the shoulder of the interstate. that's interstate 55. they followed it as it mad

we'll ask jason riley. and james froom onand kim straussel. so jason, candidates don't typically keep repeating an argument inless it's working. this s.this one working for barack obama? the closeness of the race might suggest it's not working but this is goinging to be in a handful of swing states. the white house believes in the south, ohio, pennsylvania among working-class voters, among people without a college degree, plant, factory workers that those tacks can be effective and that is why they're doubling down on them. some democratic believers don't like them. it's working with some voters obama is trying to reach. >> still even in polls. and what is striking is that mitt romney suffered, it hasn't heched the president. >> no. is it's a big drag, the fact the economy sempks. it's a problem and the concern is that boy, the economy is so bad. the stimulus didn't work. health care plan is unpopular. why doesn't romney have a big lead? the obama campaign is spending money on ads suggests to people maybe it's working. >> do you think it's wor

>> commissioners, jason eliot does need to be. if there are any questions you have of him, now is the time, or we can bring him back up a little bit later. >> any questions for jason? >> ," one question. what was the reason for moving from revenue neutral to revenue generation? >> thank you, mr. president. that is a good question. one that we grappled with for a while. the mayor initiated this process to be revenue neutral. we were going to replace the tax structure. to answer the question, one of the other major priorities the mayor has is the housing trust fund. without getting into too much detail, i won't even start trying to explain the trust fund. in general, they have set aside $13 million to pay for affordable and low income housing. initially, through another stakeholder working group, they suggested the transfer tax on properties. it would generate an average $13 million per year. but filling the hole the general fund set aside. there have been many, many, many hours. the mayor put forward an idea, actually raising reven

thanks so much for coming on the show appreciate it that was jason leopold lead investigative reporter for truthout dot org. well that's going to do it for the news for this hour but stay tuned for a special edition of capital account today house floor unless there is taking the ball by the horns wall street that is she infiltrated the new york stock exchange and we'll bring you a behind the scenes luck as to what really goes down there that's coming up next but we will be right back here and a half hour see that. wealthy british style. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cons or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on r g. g h. h .

this is me, jason, from harlem. >> hey, how are you, jason? good to have you on the show. >> caller: i have a question. when investing in international stocks or etfs do you evaluate them like you would u.s. companies? >> yes. provided -- and this is a great question, jason. provided they sell at what's known as -- provided they have adrs. you need american depository receipts. why? i have to compare their sec filings with ours. if they don't have the filings i don't think about them. jason, they're too hard, too opaque. if they have adrs, i make the compares and we'll be fine. steve in california. steve. >> caller: hey, jim. boo-yah, california, in los angeles to you. >> oh, man. my old hometown. how can i help? >> caller: first, thanks for getting me back in the game. i have been on the sidelines for years. i'm reading your new book. i'm back in. thank you. >> that's what i want. you've got to get the dividends going. you can beat the stocks that don't have the dividends and you can beat cash. how can i help? >> caller: that's what i looking

this is jason with his partner, the pranking pastors. as the name of is show implies contestants get wiped out. >> there is one i didn't realize i was smashed against the platform. >> reporter: 10 news visited the set as you can see being a contestant is not for the weak, which jason can attest to. >> head plants, face plants, neck snapping. >> reporter: jason had been having headaches for sometime, what he didn't know until a plane trip after the show was that he had a brain tumor that could have been fatal. >> there was no room left for the tumor to go, it was fist size tumor. >> reporter: that was two week ago and his doctors said the 41- year-old should be fine. the show was taped in april, friday 13th. >> it was definitely a godsend, it helped us find out more quickly something that's going on. >> reporter: despite everything. >> i would do it again tomorrow. definitely. >> listen, you think michael is a slacker? that's -- you think michael phelps is a slacker? in an interview, the teammate was asked whether he learned anything from

leopold lead investigative reporter for truthout dot org jason thanks for joining us and i guess just start by telling us you know what were some of the things that you found to be the most the most damning in this inspector general's report. well as you just pointed out detainees were interrogated while they were under the influence of powerful anti-psychotic medication particularly one that was named in the report how the all the medication is known to produce unreliable information or it says rather it could lead to unreliable information the fact that there are chemical restraints excuse me the fact that detainees were hydrated with i.v. fluids rather with i.v.'s and they kept them hydrated while they were interrogating them so it's it's truly troubling disturbing i think it just adds another it's another piece of evidence in the large file of war crimes that apparently you know took place over one ton of money but the report also notes that this is not just pantano afghanistan and iraq as well but just if i can point out that the detainees were under the influence of these powerf

i sat down this weekend with former nba star jason williams.illiams had just signed an $86 million contract with the new jersey nets when in 1999 a freak collision with a teammate broke his leg. his career was over, but his life changed on a cold february night in 2002. williams, hosting friends inside his new jersey mansion, was showing off his gun collection. he was holding a shotgun when it went off and killed his chauffeur. he was sentenced eight years later. and last night sat down exclusively with me to talk about his experience. i know that you're, you know, a bit leery, a bit nervous about coming on. i said, just be yourself, express yourself, and let people know how you're feeling. you signed an $86 million contract. you're on top of the world with the new jersey nets. what really became part of what we call a dramatic fall happened when you broke your leg, right? did you think then, my goodness, this is over? or did you think you had more to go on to? >> well, you know what happened, don? i lost my way. as soon as i got hurt. when you

the newly signed new york knicks point guard jason kidd. yes. there is the mug shot.say he got wasted. and crashed his s.u.v. into a telephone pole. that is not the only trouble for your new york knicks. sometimes it feels like they need to close up shot. jeremy lin could soon be leaving. brooklyn is getting a team and you need to straighten this stuff out for everyone is going to abandon you and your madison square garden. get your heads together, people! more pil. triple checking hydraulics. the evening brin more pain. so, back to more pills. almost done, when... hang on. stan's doctor recommended aleve. it can keep pain away all day with fewer pills than tylenol. this is rudy. who switched to aleve. and two pills for a day free of pain. ♪ and get the all day pain relief of aleve in liquid gels. >>shepard: the most compelling sports story of the year took a turn no fan likely could have predicted. with one day to go until the nba trading deadline, the new york knicks will likely get rid of jeremy lin. the most popular player in a decade and all that linsanity a day

suspect jason holmes appeared in court and had orange hair and appeared tired and was the spirit his mug shot was just released to the media. charges have not yet been filed. about an hour ago, his family issued a stage -- issued a statement. >> amid tight security and with several victims' families in the staring hat -- staring at him intently, the former phd student shuffled in from jail where he is being held in solitary confinement. he sat next to his court- appointed attorney and said nothing. >> accused shooter jason holmes sat in court his red and orange hair and her car -- underscoring reports that he was telling police he was the joker. he was dazed, fuelling speculation he might have been drugged. one of several possibilities. >> they could have medicated him, he could have been up for the entirety of the time since friday night and saturday morning and days before that. he could be in the midst of a psychotic break. >> he's charged with killing 12 and injuring 58 others in last friday's midnight movie theater massacre. prosecutors say they are considering the death penalty

plus, how jason kidd of the new york knicks landed in jail right after tweeting out this photo of him with his wife and george lucas there. >>> and a southern california bear just can't seem to stay away from civilization. we'll show you the latest attempt by fish and game to get him back where he belongs. happy birthday! thank you, nana send money to anyone's checking account with chase quickpay. all you need is an email address or mobile number. you're welcome. take a step forward and chase what matters. . >>> the morning commute could be challenging in san francisco. protesters are marking the one-year anniversary of a shooting death by trying to disrupt the muni service at the busy market and 14th street intersection. nbc bay area is there with more on their plans. art you areo? >> reporter: we're just up the street. take a look behind me. this is a sunday evening. imagine how busy it would be on a morning commute and imagine everything coming to a sudden halt. the group is not saying what its plans are to shut down the muni service but it is promising to have at least a few dozen

jason and others, because of their leadership on this issue over the years. we know that in recent years, small-business owners have seen an enormous increase in ada- related lawsuits. thousands of them in california. in san francisco, our office of small business and my office, we identified hundreds of businesses that have been sued in our city, including businesses that have had to shut their doors down. i want to perch -- first mention that i know that's supervisor mar as a great lineup of folks to educate our colleagues about these issues. i crafted a proposal in number of months back that hopefully we will be able to consider today. it addressed some of the issues that we're talking about. and because i unfortunately need to join mayor lee in about eight minutes on an announcement, and i am going to step out for a portion of the hearing. but i wanted to briefly talk about some of the elements of the letters that a proposal i have, because we're going to be combining public comment in this hearing, both for my measure as well as for this hearing. we craf

except my jason elliott -- next up, jason elliott. >> supervisor avalos, you have a meeting. welcome. supervisor avalos: thank you, commissioners, and thank you for weighing in on this important subject. i have introduced the board of supervisors for your review part of the transparent democratic process. an ordinance i am submitting. the small business relief and economic recovery initiative. it has three main parts to protect small businesses and encourage job growth, to generate revenue to support our economic recovery and to make the largest corporations pay their fair share. i am happy to have the co- sponsor ship of many of the members of my -- the board of supervisors. i want to thank the great work of the comptroller's office in putting this measure together. ted egan for his work, reaching out to many parts of the business sector and much of the modeling that has been going on. ben rosenfield and others. we have the opportunity of taking our business tax system which is an archaic system based on payroll which does have an inhibiting effect on job creation in san fra

minutes, we'll talk to lloyd doggett, a senior member of the house ways and means committee and later jason chaffetz will join us live. let's go to ali velshi. >>> a record heat wave fading and floodwaters are rising, flash floods in the mid-atlantic, stranding 30 cars on the interstate in north carolina. the government says the past 12 months were the hottest ever on record in the mainland u.s. and that's not even countg july, more than 2,000 heat records alone broken or tied so far this month. for more on that, let's go to meteorologist alexandra steele in the weather center. >> good morning, ali. the preponderance of those were east of the mississippi river. look at these records, 113 in vegas, 108 in boise, 99 in reno,

writer "gq" contributing editor jason zengerle recently found out, and it wasn't fun.ed the process. you just have to know going in it's totally invasive . . . here via skype to share the experience with us is "gq" contributing editor jason zengerle jay, who's article is called "want to be veep? okay but this is going to hurt." jason thank for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> what was the most difficult piece to answer. >> some of it was difficult in terms of trying to remember things. i was asked what my sat scores were, but there were pretty awkward questions as well. have i always been faithful to my wife? were there any sex tapes. and you are not often put on the spot -- >> you can answer all of those questions however you want because the media wasn't coming after you. answer the questions on the sat scores? >> the guy that vetted me he couldn't tell me exactly what they asked her, but the questions he asked me would be identical or very similar to what they asked palin. >> i'm not being critical of sarah palin, but we'll leave that one alone for now. was t

jason and his team do routine drive-bys to see patients like earl. >> jason from the coalition.l is one of the biggest er users in camden, and he serves from epilepsy, hypertension and congestive heart failure. >> trying to make it through another day. you know what i am say stphg the three amigos came earlier. >> the three amigos, that's the term earl uses to describe the three that visited him earlier in the day. >> he found that many expensive patients like earl were concentrated in certain areas of the city. one billing alone, a subsidized apartment tower accounted for $12 million in hospital costs over five years. >> the patients were appalled that somebody made that much money and they felt so sick and they still felt like it was so hard for them to access services. >> so they set up a clinic in the building so the residents can get preventive care. >> this is not a story of parkway bad patients, bad doctors, bad hospitals and evil insurance companies, it's a story of a broken system that has miss aligned incentives so the patients are not getting their needs met. >> he sa

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jason kidd, they thought the kid was saying, wants one more contract, one more hurrah, he is finish hison square garden. the knicks will try and match lin's offer and let jason kidd tutor jeremy. >>> serena williams onto the wimbledon finals. she's the only one left among the american players. ve venus was -- venus was out of there in round 1. and just watch serena do her thing. she adadvances -- advances. >>> a pair of soccer notes, earthquakes' forward chris onedolow ski -- wondolowski, the league's player of the month. 11, 4, and 3. and david beckham already had a one-game suspension, now he's going to have to sit out another. he was injured on the ground at stanford stadium, issued a yellow card for kicking the ball when the game was not in progress. he missed the galaxy's home loss on wednesday. now he's going to miss it in chicago. he still feels it, apparently, at his age. >>> five stages down in the tour de france, 121 miles today. of there's a crash in the last 3 kilometers of the stage. very nasty fall. and then andrei rapull won this in a split finish. fabian -- retains the y

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but we love saying that jason biggs, you are all grown up. i remember when you got married four years ago thinking you seemed so young. now you are a grown-up person with a grown-up wife. i think she's very lovely. you tell a great story about her and your parents. you joke that you think your parents like her better than you. >> yeah. i know they do. >> do they? >> they told you? >> they've told me and it's very evident and they've already changed their will to reflect this. but they get along really, really great. my wife is incredible. whenever my parents are in town, you know, they're always hanging out. in fact, the last two times that my parents came to visit us in los angeles, it worked out i had other obligations, i might have been working or something and my wife went and took them to get tattoos. >> tattoos that say -- >> first it was their names, each other's names. my mom and dad's names. >> your parents. >> there was a shot of it, actually. then this -- i came back from set that day. i said hey, how was your day? my wife was like