todd retaliate bid choking jason or throwing jason to the ground. jason reported to the police.sn't enough of a conflict that anybody got charged. >> todd denied any involvement in the murders. gunshot residue tests on his hands were negative. but he said something curious that he didn't hear any gunshots from jason's apartment. ballistic experts say that's not necessarily unusual. >> if they don't expect to hear a gunshot, when they do hear something, they'll interpret it some other way. >> next, police started to run down the vehicles parked outside jason's apartment. one was jason's cadillac escalade. the other a red toyota. one of two vehicles owned by jason's friend, 19-year-old mark wu. he was from taiwan, the son of a wealthy businessman and an honor student at the university of wisconsin. when police tracked him down, mark wu was in new york city and about to board a plane to taiwan to visit his family for the summer vacation. mark said he left one of his two cars in jason's parking lot because it was safer than parking in the city. >> wu had a residence downtown in madi

according to friends, ken all but abandoned jason's mother as she lay dying of cancer, and jason deeplyd it. >> regardless of the relationship between ken and his wife, if the woman's dying, it just looks bad if you take off and go to another continent and don't come back for weeks, leaving jason, who might have been 12 years old, to take care of his dying mother. >> it appeared that things changed for him, that he became more troubled, started to have more trouble in school. >> after his wife's death, ken continued to travel extensively for work. >> there were stories about jason being left alone for weeks with virtually nothing in the refrigerator and having no money. i don't know how exaggerated these stories are. obviously, jason didn't starve. >> after ken maclennan's murder, police received a tip from one of jason's fellow high school students. >> at least one other high school student had been asked to provide a gun, a number of high school students knew about this. >> the informant said that jason asked several people to help him kill his father, but all of them declined. the in

tonight -- camero jason segel. jason seg father's day youtube challenge. plus mean tweets, nba edition. and now, at the buzzer, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" >> jimmy: hi, everybody. and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live" game night. the doorway to the nba finals. this is your prepregame show. tonight, we welcome two of the greatest nba players of all time. jason segel and cameron diaz. they're here to promote a sex tape, which i think is a new pixar movie, right? it's the heart warming tale of one woman's journey of marrying kanye west in a lavish european ceremony. before we get to them, we have business to attend to. namely game five of the nba finals between the miami heat and san antonio san antonio. game five, as you know, is very important, it's a crucial game. the truth is, in the finals, every game is crucial. obviously, game seven is the most crucial. if you make it that far, you'll win, you win the whole series. but second-most crucial, i think, is game five. this game. game five is second. third most crucial, game six. and then, g

tonight, cameron diaz and jason segel. >>> father's day youtube challenge. and mean tweets, nba edition. now, at the buzzer, here's jimmy kimmel! >> hi, everybody. and welcome to "jimmy kimmel live, game night." the doorway to the nba finals. this is your prepregame show. tonight, we welcome two of the greatest nba players of all time. jason segal and cameron diaz. they're here to promote a sex tape, a new pixar movie. it's the heart warming tale of one woman's journey of marrying kanye west in a lavish european ceremony. before them, we have game five to get to. game five. game five as you know is very important. it's a crucial game. the truth is, in the finals, every game is crucial. obviously, game seven is the most crucial. if you make it that far, you'll win. you win the whole series. second most crucial is game five. this game. game five is second. third most crucial, game six. and then, game three is fourth most crucial. game one is fifth. and the least most crucial is game two. so, did i miss any? oh, game four. game four doesn't matter at all. they

>> but jason isn't done yet.t happens next is something no one in the crowd could have expected. >> the shots from the three-point line keep coming. >> and he just went crazy. he like turned into michael jordan and started making shot after shot. >> one after another after another. >> it went from excitement to hysteria. everybody was, i mean, just besides themselves. >> everyone was going crazy, because no one knew he was capable of this. >> i was in a zone and i was just hot as a pistol. i've never shot like that in my entire life. if you see me in the video, i'm number 34, the whole time he's making the shots, i'm jumping up and down, and i can't believe it. >> just seconds before the buzzer is about to go off, jason sets up for one last shot. >> and jason's teammate took the ball, you know, the point guard, threw it right to jason, and the crowd's all in anticipation, and he pulls up from three or four feet behind the three-point line, and i'm thinking, oh, my gosh, jason, don't shoot from there, it's too far

[bleeped] senior iraq war correspondent jason jones is in baghdad now. jason jones.eering and applause] jason, what's the latest? >> jon, the tactical situation is deteriorating here fast. >> jon: jason, i'm sorry. the hawaiian shirt, you're having a drink. you're a war correspondent. >> and yesterday i wasn't a war correspondent, jon. i was just another guy enjoying his vacation in iraq's vibrant, utopian society. copyright 2003, u.s. of a. it had everything, sun, sand, more sand. >> jon: yes. >> but i guess iraq has decide democracy is not their thing. >> jon: what is the iraqi government doing? >> well, there are a few options. they're stripping off their uniforms and running. that's one. but there has been some talk, some lower-level parliamentary talk of running faster with less clothes. >> jon: i understand. but the militants obviously have trucks and guns, mostly american trucks and gun, so the running probably not going to work. >> well, there is one other option, jon. there's an old iraqi saying, the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a truly horr

jason momoa. and music from young fathers. with cleto and the cletones. and now moving right along, here's jimmy kimmel! [ applause ] >> jimmy: thank you very much. it means the world to me, it really does. today was an eventful day. today was one of those days that we'll talk about for the rest of our lives. today, the 44th president of the united states went on television to make this incredible announcement. >> i'm gay. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i knew it. he tried to throw us off track with the golf and the mom jeans, but i knew it all along. i have something you call gaydar. amazon announced that -- they decided to just going back to be a bookstore. earlier today, amazon's ceo unveiled the company's first-ever phone, a smartphone which they're calling the fire phone. what's notable is the screen is 3-d. which i think means you pay an extra $6 every time you use it. there are four infrared cameras on the front of the phone that track your head movements and the phone adjusts to make it appear the images are three dimensional. the if the government told u

. >> por eso ahora le gustarÍa conocer a jason. quiero decirlo primeramente. para agradecerle todo lo que estÁ haciendo. realmente sÍ nos estÁ ayudando. >> en esta entrevista, este buen samaritano lusitano del paÍs donde esconderÁ dinero maÑana. es en mÉxico y nada menos que en la capital es la mejor decisiÓn, porque recibimos muchos pedidos de esa ciudad. tambiÉn nos dio la primera pista, para todos los mexicanos que quieran salir a buscar los dolaritos. serÁn un lugar abierto, de color verde. prÓxima pista, la podrÁn ustedes buscar en la cuenta de twitter. en san francisco california. salvador durÁn. >> bueno, a ver cÓmo les va. la conocida tienda de ropa de segunda mano, va a estar prÁcticamente regalando las prendas de vestir este fin de semana. te ofrecerÁn, en dos dÓlares, cada pieza de ropa nueva de las marcas mÁs populares. la oferta incluye artÍculos con etiquetas de color rojo, rojo o marcadas. tambiÉn excluye las tiendas localizadas en el distrito sunset. en la ciudad de san francisco. >> se perfila para ser un buen fin de semana. esta regalando din

as a portrait artist, jason grew tired of drawing with charcoal and pencil.e looked everywhere for inspiration, and one night he found it -- in his happy meal. >> i came across it by accident, eating some french fries, and saw that i could manipulate the ketchup with the french fry, and it could be like a brush. >> jason wanted to paint something that related to the tools that he was using, so he decided to paint his own version of the movie poster for "super size me." >> it related to the ketchup. it gave somewhat of a meaning and interpretation to it. >> with a small web camera recording, jason prepares his ketchup, picks up a fry, and begins painting. >> mcdonald's french fries as a paintbrush. it's unbelievable. >> ketchup may work as a condiment, but it proves tricky as paint. >> unlike paint, the ketchup was a matter of how thick it was on there. so if there was a very thin layer of ketchup, it showed up as a light color because the background showed through. if it was piled on there thick, it was the darkest red. so it was more of sculpting the actual

. >> es difÍcil describir con palabras lo que sintieron jason y su madre luego de una dÉcada de no verse hijos. >> jason y su hermana gemela tenÍa cinco aÑos de edad cuando josefina viajÓ a los estados unidos desde entonces la comunicaciÓn ha sido por telÉfono y fotografÍas. >> hoy me siento feliz y alegre y siento una alegrÍa grandísima que no quisieren ir a trabajar para estar con ellos. >> hace unos meses pandilleros amenazaron con matar a jason fue entonces cuando josefina tomÓ la decisión de traerlo, a pesar de que ponÍa en riesgo la vida del muchacho de casi 16 aÑos, el semas y jason estuvo detenido en inmigraciÓn varias semanas mÁs. es muy difÍcil por la cantidad de niÑos adultos en los centros antes esta ola de menores centroamericanos que miraron hacia los ee.uu. >> como 70 Éramos, a veces nos sentÁbamos. >> sin sin embargo la felicidad no es completa aÚn, la otra hija de josefina sigue con su abuelita en honduras pero con muchas ganas de estar con >> la esperanza de josefina extraerla cuanto antes a su hija que se encuentra en honduras para que la familia vuelva a estar unidas,

. >> jason's sinking around $100,000 into a very unique hobby. >> we need 90,000 of these, and we'reood to go. >> welcome to robovault, where super-rich collectors store their most prized possessions. >> we don't reveal the names of our clients. in some cases, we'll sign nondisclosure agreements. >> this mammoth home has some super-rich history and this enormous tiffany skylight. >> what is it worth? [ laughter ] >> you're the top realtor in the nation, so you tell me. [ laughter ] >> it's the ultimate access, with the ultimate insider. [ echoing ] money. power. and the secret lives of the super rich. >> [ echoing ] yeah! it looks we got a pretty decent day to fly. >> jason henthorne loves adventure... >> 'cause i'm hoping to be able to get out there, find the boat. >> ...especially when there's an opportunity to make hundreds of millions of dollars. [ engine turns over ] jason and his friend, sean fisher, are searching for a half a billion dollars that's buried at sea. >> the thrill of knowing that we could be on the dive that finds a gigantic pile of sunken treasure -- that's prett

lou: all right, judy miller, jason johnson thank you. you. >> thank you.ou: vote in our poll, do you believe it is possible to secure our borders over next 2 1/2 years, of the obama administration? shovote at loudobbs.com. forbeing naming beyonce as most powerful celebrity of the year. snatching top spot from oprah winfrey. with earnings over 1550 million, and lebron james, dr. dre, oprah and ellen degeneres. up next, supreme court hands catholics a victory. >> catholic lead president bill dodonohue, my next guest. i had no idea i had shingles. there was like an eruption on my skin. red and puffy and itchy and burning. i'd lift my arm and the pain back here was excruciating. i couldn't lift my arms to drum or to dance. when i was drumming and moving my rib cage and my arms like this it hurt across here. when i went to the doctor and said what's happening to me his first question was "did you have chickenpox?" i didn't even really know what shingles was. i thought it was something that, you know, old people got. i didn't want to have clothes on. i didn't wa

and that's what jason's doing. we believe that it's really going to make a difference. great example? my mom. so jason knows, we get real time feedback from my mom. >> you have your mom on mango health? >> i have her on mango health and it's making a difference for her because she has multiple different meds she has to remember to take every day, and quite frankly, she loves the rewards. target points, and other things that she can earn by being compliant is really moat visitinging. >> let's talk about engame. what sort of stats are you seeing? i did read somewhere that initially like the first month you see a lot of engagement, then some people drop off, which is the same problem you're seeing with some of these health devices and wrist bands. >> well, you see for us the key thing to track initially is use overtime. so what we tend to see is 90 days into our program, we see about 67% of our audience still in the app regularly, which is about three times higher than what typically is seen in medication and health apps. so we're very pleased with that. equally important

through a crack in the blinds, jason could actually see what later turned out to be michelle's foot. >> when police arrived, they found michelle's body in her bedroom, face down. it was clear she'd been dead for some time. >> she was in a somewhat awkward position with her left arm folded up underneath her body. >> at first glance, there was no trauma to the body, no bruises, no wounds, no blood. >> we had no indication of what would have caused her death. >> the medical examiner thought the position of michelle's body face down was unusual. >> if somebody is sick and in the process of dying, most folks tend to end up either on their side or on their back. >> there were no foreign fingerprints in the apartment, no signs of forced entry, and no valuables were missing. >> her vcr, her television set, her radio, jewelry, it was all intact. >> and there was no indication this was a suicide. >> if it's going to be a suicide, there's going to be pill bottles laying around and frequently a note. there was none of that on this case. >> there was a half-full bottle of beer next to michelle's

look under the web links section. >> way to go, jason. working to convert thousands of wireless routers in private homes into public wi-fi hot spots. it's all part of the company's plan to offer a superhot spot made up of 8 million hot spots, 19 of the nation's largest cities. for homeowners who don't want to give public access to their routers, there is a way to opt out. comcast is expected to have a time line for the rollout in california within the next few months. >>> well, wine tasting could soon be coming to farmers markets, this after the state senate unanimously passed a bill that would allow unlimited wine and cider tastings at certified farmers markets with the approval of a certified market manager. if aced of pro, only one winery per day could offer tastes. supporters say it's a great idea and would add to the experience. >> a farmers market experience is one in which people enjoy getting a sample of the wonderful produce we grow here in california. wine is an extension of that. before they purchase wine, they might want to ha

falling down a hill. >> jason, you have a love of sports cars, don't you? known to drive a couple of hot rods now and then. >> you won because you actually drove. >> the bar's low here, jason. jason, thank you so much. >> he continue to set the bar very low, don't we? >>> coming up, don't go anywhere, have more handsome hunks in the house, joe manganiello's brother, nick, and male dancers will be here. >>> and if your phone rings, answer it. it's the fan of the week. >> it may not be us though. you never know. this is mark. ...at work. for those who want to enjoy their days... not just get through them. new one a day vitacraves with energy support. the only complete gummy multivitamin... ...that supports energy and mental alertness. new from one a day. [casino sounds] >> man: yeah [speaking excitedly] >> man: yeah [speaking excitedly] [dog bark] >> man: yeah [speaking excitedly] [loud kiss smack] >> man: yeah [speaking excitedly] [party sounds] >> librarian: shh >> man: yeah [speaking excitedly] [fly buzz] [hand clap] >> announcer: 888 casino.com. the world

so i agree with jason a little bit.hink the fact that inflation is moving to the fore front, that's concerning. corporate earnings are still good, but they were bad in the first quarter, and we'll see in the second quarter. i've been so used to coming on the show telling you that i've been positive, i like the market, i'm changing my tune. this time i think it's time to be prudent. liz: all right. it's prudent, and yet you, jason, feel there are places to salt your money as far as individual stocks are concerned. it's very timely today, michael, that you're picking at&t which, according to the "wall street journal," is the exclusive carrier for amazon's new whatever it is that's going to be rolled out tomorrow. but you also like competitor verizon. why the telecoms? >> i like 'em both. i mean, i want to focus right now on stocks that pay dividends and stocks that have, you know, call me crazy, but reasonable multiples, you know? i see the market chasing these very, very high multiple stocks again. so if i can get a comp

i am the attorney for appellant jason fisher. mr. fisher is the tenant in the property. the property is a single-family home that has an unpermitted bedroom that was added to the bottom floor. i don't know when it was added. its was added prior to mr. fisher's tenancy. he moved in in approximately 2003. at the time he occupied one of the bedrooms in the upper floors. in 2007, with the owner's permission, he moved into the bedroom in the bottom floor. the owner had full knowledge that mr. fisher was occupying this room. he had full knowledge in 2003 when the tenants moved into the property that they were going to be occupying this room. that's contrary to the -- mr. santiago's statement, the statement in opposition to this appeal says he had no idea that mr. fisher was moving into this room and that mr. fisher converted it himself. that's simply not true. if this permit is issued, mr. fisher will be evicted from his room. it will be an illegal eviction and i want to stress that, but this process is not being done by the book, that the permit applicant is denying that he i

jason, thanks very much. >> we will see if they get that revenge. a wrap up of sunday night's action and it is a nail biter as costa rica made it through for the first time in their history opening up the scoring against greece but leveled in injury time and stayed 1-1 sending it to penalties. >> costa rica converted their first four. then this save. >> good match. that is all we have time for here at the journal. >> thanks for joining us. Ña >> hello. we are live from paris. here are your headlines. abducted and killed. despite exhaustive searches and heavy-handed operations by aimed to the west bank rescue have turned up dead. sunni extremists declare a new islamic state as they continue to engage iraqi troops. a vital battle for baghdad. and a bloody anniversary one year from a huge protest that alped push from power,

trying to make a laugh. >> jason and sky were a real team.these guys were playing cards, smoking cigarettes. i think it was their way to survive. he's got his back, the other guy's got his, and that's the way they made it work. >> lonely days in brushy mountain. >> both men conceded drug use played a part in putting them in prison. bishop's aggravated assault conviction began with an argument over a parking space at a mall. >> he was smart mouthing my girlfriend, so i got into a fight with the guy, ended up stabbing him and then running his buddy off the road, off the interstate. i got six years for it. >> davis has a 17-year sentence for attempted murder but claims he was only defending himself. >> two people come in to rob me, i shot them both. i shot one with a gun, shot one with a bow. but in the state of tennessee, you cannot shoot people regardless, in your house, on your property, or anything. if they're trying to come and rob you, they say to run. they say try to call the law or whatever. you cannot defend yourself in the state of ten

this time we were joined by my college roommate, jason collins. jason had recently become the first active male athletes to come out as gay in our major professional sports. he was credited with watching the pride parade the year before, and helping him find the courage to speak up. on that talk june day, an african american basketball player stood next to a retired, jewish congressmen, and a pasty white redhaired irish guy. and three of us marched through the streets of boston in a scene that our forefathers could never have imagined. that is why our laws matter. because we can't predict the brightness of our own future. because new frontiers creates challenges that demand a 238-year-old system to be tried. even if it takes decades and decades to make it happen. last year i had the honor of meeting a lawyer named mary. she was going before the massachusetts supreme court. it made massachusetts the very first state in the nation to legalize same-sex marriage. it wasn't that fact that impressed me most, it was the fact that she had taken her fight

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jason, what policies are you talking about?lking about a lot of the great society programs we're celebrating or marking the 50th anniversary of. i'm talking about anti-poverty programs, policies such as minimum wage laws, occupational licensing and things like that. these are affirmative action, another one. these are laws that were intended to help. the intention was good and honorable and noble. but that's different from -- that doesn't make it right. it doesn't mean that the policies work just because the intentions behind them were good. >> but what about the argument that you had a century of jim crowe in much of the country which was essentially legislated, government-enforced impoverishment. lack of access to the voting booth, lack of jobs, to get over that, help people escape that century of built-in bad behavior and government mismanagement, you needed something like the great society. >> well, what we needed was equal treatment under the law. we needed the civil rights act of 1964. the voting acts right of 1965. those

liz: jason you say it will inch higher. michael, i believe what you're saying what we'll see is sideways market. those can be extremely frustrating and force investors to make bad decisions. how should investors right now avoid doing that? >> first off, good to see you, liz and adam. as far as sideways i think the next couple weeks we'll be looking for that. but i think one of the things that the other gentleman mentioned which i agree with. we want to look for things that give us opportunity to have a pay to play strategy. we're collecting nice yield, nice dividend on our investment. good, solid companies. that will help them weather the storm. regardless what happens. it is like a toll-taker, regardless what happens, somebody drives on a highway they're collecting a to, doesn't matter one car, 100 cars, as long as cars are on the highway. same thing like stocks. we look for things like that. adam: use car analogy, will you go for blue chip like cadillac or chevrolet, maybe cobalt? you go for small cap? looking for yields

jason is eager to share his l.a. adventure with his friends and uploads the video to youtube.inutes later he can't believe his eyes. >> i looked at the counter and it said that 200 people had already seen it. i'm like, i didn't send it to 200 people, only to like three people. in a day or two it had gone from zero to a million. >> it just exploded. people couldn't believe that it happened, and more and more people wanted to see it. >> and it kind of brings the news directly to your home. i mean, how often does that happen? it was almost too perfect. >> but many viewers are suspicious of jason's terrific timing. >> people are saying it's fake and there was some good comments, this guy, he's got nine police officer friends and they just set this all up and they just drove around the neighborhood. >> but as we have shown, jason's video proves sometimes life imitates art in tinseltown. >> it was pretty exciting just to have all that in front of your doorstep. i was just in the right place at the right time. it was 4d tv in real life. holy [ bleep ]! >>> coming up -- is this bird-b

jason hannah and joe rigs have twin newborn baby boys. each dad biologically fathered the twins.eir petition to put their names on their children's birth certificates. the judge also denied to cross-adopt each other's boys. they're afraid if something happens to one father, the other won't be able to keep the husband's biological child. joining me now is one of those dads, jason hannah and gabriel plow, executive director of the family council. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> take me through the process, i know you and joe decide that you want -- i'm so sorry. jason, you and joe decide you want to have a child together, you want to father two beautiful babies. you get your dream. did it ever cross your mind during those nine months of waiting to meet your own children that you would be in this situation? >> to be honest, no. even on the day of the court last week, i went into it very optimistic and had a couple friends ask me if i was concerned about the adoption not being granted. to be honest with you, i didn't. we are the biological dads. we have the paperwork. there

after the united states forest service officer jason crisp.officer crisp and his k-9, maros, were tragically killed n the line of duty on march 12 in north carolina. officer crisp was off duty. but nonetheless assisted local authorities in the manhunt for a murder suspect on the loose. the selflessness is demonstrative of officer crisp's commitment to the safety and security of his community. a commitment shared by our many dedicated forest service officers. designating the jason crisp forest service building is our way of thanking and honoring officer crisp and his family, sister , sons, parents, and brothers for his 16 years of service to the united states forest service. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to support h.r. 4360 and yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. benishek: mr. speaker, i'd like to yield to my colleague from north carolina, the author of this piece of legislation, mr. meadows, for as much time as he may

happy father's day to jason bernstein. bye, everybody. day to jason bernstein.pilgrim along with alicia vitarelli. coming up on "action news" this sunday morning, they are off and running to help raise money and awareness for pro -- prostate cancer. >> speaking of up and running. septa regional rail system is back on track. >> good sunday morning, june 15th, father's day, nydia is off, alicia vitarelli joins us. >>> in the news, they are off and running, the gary pappa 5 custom kicks off on its annual trek to prevent prostate cancer. >> the regional rail is back on track 24 hours after the unions went on strike. >> we have beautiful weather in the delaware valley. it will change over the next few days and we're not talking about cooler weather. >> reporter: a lot of folks on twitter looking forward to the heat and humidity. ready for summer. >> not this one right here. >> reporter: that's the view in cape may. a gorgeous morning around the delaware valley we have low humidity levels pleasant temperatures and a lot of sunshine out there. folks are walking on the

that is his son, jason, screaming and hollering. >> what was going on with jason?ionally upset, because he knows what is going on. his dad is in there with a gun. >> he is just trying to help. he is just trying to help, man. >> a.c. cowlings, still in the bronco, shoves jason. and police officers quickly intervene dragging o.j.'s son away. >> juice? >> listen to me, o.j. >> you can hear a.c. screaming at him? >> yeah. he is very, very close. a.c. is as close as any family member. s.w.a.t. is yelling at him. cowlings is involved at this point, jason is yelling at him. he is getting all kinds of orders from the police. they do not want to see him step out of the car with the gun. >> with the car secured in the driveway, tom lang hands over negotiations to the s.w.a.t. team. >> the conversation is over, he didn't care about me anymore, he has his hands full. >> so that was it for you at that time, your job is done, what was going through your mind at this point? >> just relieved. you're tired, i was tired before this began. i mean, really tired. this is an emotional t

. >> reporter: jason is ceo of green bean coffee company. if you have never been to one of their stores it's understandable. while green beans roast their coffee here they have no retail outlets in the bay area. the locations tend to be a bit more exotic. >> about moving it to qatar. >> reporter: they started it 20 years ago with a single gourmet coffee shop in saudi arabia. soon the u.s. military was asking them to open caves on bases all over the middle east including post 9/11 afghanistan and iraq. >> our staff would go to work wearing kevlar and flat jackets. >> reporter: jason says green beans strives to give not just coffee but 15 minutes of home. still, they wanted to do even more which is how cup of joe for a joe started. for $2 folks state side can send a cup along with a message to a random service member overseas. with over a million cups delivered in five years it h been wildly successful and unexpected. no one anticipated the volume of thank you notes that would come back from soldiers nor did they expect the friendships, the pe

and jason gore from that final group both shot over 80. so you never know. >> i remember that. it was such a great story with jason gore. you know, and goosen already had won two u.s. opens. and it looked pretty good like he was going to get his third one like a hale irvin. >> well, tomorrow, kaymer is going to try to become the eighth player to win the u.s. open wire to wire. when you say wire to wire, we mean no ties. not even a share of the lead, outright lead after each round. only others to do it in the last 40 years, tiger twice. and rory mcilroy on his way at congressional in 2011. so that is a rare thing, indeed. >> it's rare, in a major championship, to have a guy that really has got green light in every aspect of his game. that's what's really impressive, roger. the fact that he's driving it really long. so he's got the long covered. he's hitting it really straight with the fade. long irons are good. mid-irons are good, wedges are good. chipping is good. putting is good. that's got to be a lot of fun. >> yeah, he's in command of a lot of his game. he doesn't have his

. >> and jason,? >> jason freed, executive office, lasco and kind of dragging, jeremy took some of my talking points and i am going to skim over those and talk about another stuff and first off i wanted to mention that i appreciate the commission on the environment and the commissioners who are asking the questions of something that really was not in the presentstations and that the 100 percent renewable energy, goal that the city in the climate action strategy plan and one thing that struck me and it was pointed out to me by supervisor breed's staff and connor who had to leave because he had to go to another meeting and could not stay this long, and during the presentations earlier discuss, pued the discussion about fire, and the impacts that that is happening on the puc and this position, and throughout the impact that is having, sewer, and the fact that you know, ocean waters are rising and that is getting into the sewer system and those are all things that are climate related and it is meant to tr

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just real quickly thirty seconds what is movement music jason just referenced and how community used to fight for and influence ocean justice. well music has always been a very powerful tool it's one of the reasons why dictators always get rid of musicians and and artists very early on and i think pete seeger embodied the idea of the power of song he really believe that a song can change the world and it often has we shall overcome finally overcame for example among among others. say to me just. as you move movement movement music is is more of a term it's protest music but that spans every genre historically protest music was usually mostly folk music and now protest music is turning into you know there's hip hop there's punk new. there's jazz music there's blues there's rock n roll in that all that's what i like let's also must listen to some of it here jason thanks so much for being with us tom going to stick around and give a very special performance of his song if only off of his albums zigzag released in one nine hundred ninety four and if you like what you hear which i'm sure

brother jason freid. >> hi, jason fried, executive officer formality local agency formation commission and you hatred from my bosss and i won't repeat what they said. there is one part that is important and we're currently doing a study, as mr. brooks said, the work not completed by your staff. why is it not completed by your staff? because this commission has not told the staff to continue to work on this program and that is the key thing that i think is needed to figure out how to do all of this stuff. yes, we can have outside experts look at it, but your staff are the expert in. it we don't need to go outside of the puc to do and it would i encourage you to recommended back to your staff, instead on slide i, assist board and lafco, but to take the lead and do the work. i like to say the puc staff, you have a lot of things. you have how do we balance our budget and do all of these other [stph-eupbgz/] you have extremely talented [stwa-f/] who can walk and chew gum at the same time and you i encourage to you do that. the one thingly bring you and i know commissioner vietor mentions su

. >> jon, i'm going to respect fri disagree with jason because the answer is hell.ieces of top taliban talent. huge mistake. if i had been president, i would have gotten bergdahl back for some second stringer like abd al-rahim al-nashiri and whatever's in my pocket. looks like $1.75. >> that's a way too much. i would have gotten him back for an 8 gig iphone 3 and pack of gum, and not even good gum, the gum that squirts that toothpastey jizz in your mouth, that gum. >> jon: it's called freshen up, and some of us happen to think that was an advance in gum technology. >> ew, jon, ew. >> jon: what if the taliban wasn't willing to trade their prisoner? >> make 'em do it. [bleeped] >> nice one, jay. >> jon: bergdahl father? >> oh, you mean beardie mctaliban? that's guy's a tool, jon. >> he's neville chamberlain of guys who do anything to rescue their p.o.w. son. >> jon, i'll tell you one thing, if my son up and walked off his post, i'd make that kid sit down and smoke a whole carton of cigarettes. >> jon: uh-huh. uh-huh. i don't know what that would help. >> oh, okay, now

the lives and work of seeger and his wife toshi joining me now to talk more about seeger fast are jason samel executive director of music for occupy an organization of superfast and tom chabon grammy award winning song singer songwriter and activist jason tom welcome. thank you tom nice to be here thanks for having us thanks for joining us why was pete seeger so influential jason . p.c. year. and his his songs his voice the people that he was able to garner together and bring together. is so influential in so many ways. he spoke truth in music he spoke truth in everything that he did. and i think that that's what would gain such a large following around him of so many people that fell in love with him and who in him is his wife toshi goals and aspirations for community and for to to think local and act to. think globally act locally tom what do you think singers late last year impact is. well you got to say and understand this guy started as the union move you know movement back in the thirty's. then the fascist during world war two then got a very involved with was blacklisted and then

. >> fellow dancers told police that a former cook, 26-year-old jason woods, had been bothering her. >> he seemed to have somewhat of a fixation or obsession towards rachel, where he actually told people that rachel was his girlfriend. it wasn't true, but he told people that. >> in fact, jason had been fired just a month earlier, and when police found out why, they knew they had a solid suspect. >> he was infatuated with her, and he was subsequently terminated because of his infatuation with rachel siani. >> when questioned by police, jason denied any involvement in rachel's murder. >> he was believable, but we still couldn't rule him out. we always have to keep that individual in mind. he could be a good actor. >> then homicide investigators got a break. on the last night rachel worked at divas, she was in the parking lot talking with a friend after the club closed, and a man, obviously drunk, started banging on the door of the club. a local police officer witnessed the incident. >> call inside divas. there's a guy banging on the door here. ask him if he has a problem or something.

jason, tengo que decirles que hemos perdido el camino hacia una alimentación más sana.ué contiene? pectina. contiene pectina, una fibra soluble que realmente puede reducir mucho el colesterol. es algo simple. >> bien. qué bien. eso es para mí. >> es algo tan simple y natural. ¿y qué pasa --? ¿y qué hay con la quercetina? ese es otro elemento importante antiinflamatorio y también antioxidante. y, jason, sabes tan bien como yo que los antioxidantes hacen muchísimas cosas maravillosas que realmente ayudan a mantenerte saludable. >> muy bien, doctor. dr. mike. gracias. >> gracias. >> así que eso es lo que hay en la manzana, ¿verdad? pero queremos sacar lo bueno que está dentro de ella. y no podría ser más fácil con el nuevo fusion juicer. >> espera. ¿lo encendiste? >> sí, lo encendí. no se puede oír. es una de las cosas más importantes. bueno, no quiero despertar a los vecinos o a los niños, ¿verdad? muy bien. meto la manzana entera. así como está. no la voy a cortar ni la voy a pelar. y la razón por la que no hay mucho ruido es porque tenemos un motor de baja inducción. ta