2009, jenkins scored the porker of the month award from the citizens against government waste. the group took jenkins to task for requesting earmarks for her own constituency, $2 million worth in a 2010 appropriations bill. $2 million in pork. >>> finally, a big win for bill clinton, and it's not political. his daughter chelsea is already carrying on as a successful person in her own right, but all the same, bubba just scored the honor of father of the year from the national father's day council. a statement from the organization says with the profound generosity, leadership, and tireless dedication to both his public office and many philanthropic organizations, president clinton exemplifies the attributes we celebrate through the father of the year award. i'm sure he's a great dad, by the way. >>> up next, barney frank is out of congress, but he wants back in as a u.s. senator. barney frank joins us when we return. you're watching "hardball," the place for politics. [ woman ] ring. ring. progresso. your soups are so awesomely delicious my husband and i can't stop eating 'em! w

now, congresswoman jenkins says she's against pork.rnment waste named her porker of the month in april, 2009. how did she earn the title, parker of the month? look at representative jenkins earmarks in 2010 alone. she sponsored 13 earmarks that total totalled a lot of money. so how do you're mark what would be considered pork. but because you're dealing with another party and you're dealing in states that may be blue, all of the sudden, you have concerns about pork? that is part of a relief bill. >> and this is another schism in the republican party that we're seeing more and more. the way they're treating these blue state republicans. they're driving blue state republicans out of their party. and the few that are left in are hugely mad. at the same time, they're also reintroducing a repeal of obama care. reintroducing the funding planned parenthood. the american people are horrified for. >> as the governor says, they're becoming a laughing stock. they really don't seem to have learned anything from this last election. >> all right, we

anthony jenkin-- jeungins took over the bank after last year's rate rigging scandal and in a memo to employees, he focused on a new push for values at the bank. highlighting respect, integrity, service, extension and stewartship. tom jenkins also said in the future staff pay packages will be mo closely lengthed to values and ethics in an effort to not repeat past mistakes. sounds like he is spending time with warren buffett. >> tom: he talked about banking become too aggressive and too disconnected from all of its stakeholders and clearly barclays has suffered under the scandal not only with banking but also with the interest rate rigging scandal that we saw last year. so certainly one to watch there. as it moves forward. >> and this might set a good example for other banks and other corporations that have been questioned about trust worthiness to restore confidence. >> absolutely, some confidence certainly on wall street today with the markets continuing to climb in some kenses multiyear highs. encouraging economic data pushing the s&p 500 up to fresh five year highs. the s&p 500 sh

anthony jenkin-- jeungins took over the bank after last year's rate rigging scandal and in a memo to employees, he focused on a new push for values at the bank. highlighting respect integrity, service extension and stewartship. tom jenkins also said in the future staff pay packages will be mo closely lengthed to values and ethics in an effort to not repeat past mistakes. sounds like he is spending time with warren buffett. >> tom: he talked about banking become too aggressive and too disconnected from all of its stakeholders and clearly barclays has suffered under the scandal not only with banking but also with the interest rate rigging scandal that we saw last year. so certainly one to watch there. as it moves forward. >> and this might set a good example for other banks and other corporations that have been questioned about trust worthiness to restore confidence. >> absolutely, some confidence certainly on wall street today with the markets continuing to climb in some kenses multiyear highs. encouraging economic data pushing the s&p 500 up to fresh five year highs. the s&p 500 show

this economical journalist, john jenkins and his book, "the partisan: the life of william rehnquist." and i., the publisher of cq press details the early career and a 33 year supreme court tenure at the former chief justice. he talks the supreme court reporter and a biographer for justice o'connor and scalia, joan biskupic you. >> welcome, john jenkins. we're here to talk about your new book, "the partisan: the life of william rehnquist." i'm going to start with one general question, just to give our viewers a sense of who the chief justice is and why william rehnquist was important. there've only been 17 sheets, correct? >> guest: that's correct. >> host: what does the chief justice of the united states doing an import into volume rent is and then his chronology. >> guest: the chief has two roles in the judicial system. he serves the chief amount among amount equal is on he finds the opinion in the majority. he leads a discussion that conference. so he is an important role to play among the nine justices and he's the key guide hair. particularly when he's in the majority. but the oth

and let us now welcome distinguished members of the giants ownership group, charles johnson, david jenkins, trina and rob veen, tory and steven humphrey and allen baer. and we also joined by past giants owners. please welcome the family jamie and kim rupert and peter stoneum. also here with us today bob and connie laurie. peter and debbie mc clawlin. bill and sally newco. and now let's give it up for your giants training staff. david, mark and carl, and harold. [cheers and applause] [inaudible] your assistant coaches. shawn dun can, dave stone and the there will will clark. [cheers and applause] . and the manager for the past 54 years the legendary one, mike murphy. [cheers and applause] and we would also like to extend a warm welcome to all of the giants alumni that we have here today including former giants manager feleap laua and five of our hall of famers. gay lord perry, orlando si pirra, jaun, lily misconnie, and willy mays. [cheers and applause] we also want to acknowledge congresswoman nancy pelosi along with her husband. thank you so much for being here. we know how busy you with

this is right and wrong or is he going to say i just want to get -- >> we continue now with sally jenkins of the washington post. >> i think we have done a poor job of defining what doing is, what is therapy versus what is doping, what helps a guy simply, you know, get back on the bike to ride another day versus what gives him a genuine competitive advantage, what substances are truly performance enhancing and which are just on the list. >> rose: we conclude this evening with the ian bremmer of to eurasia group opened list of 13 risks they see for 2013. >> the risks around iran is not we are going to blow them up, the risk is there is a shadow war going on, here remember the date with romney and obama, romney said that because of obama, the iranians are four years closer to nuclear weapons that is hogwash. >> think of what we have done to the iranian regime, to slow them down, not just the sanctions but the shadow war and cyber attacks, clea clearly we are slg them and that matters and also has the pontial for t iron jabs to somhing back. >> rose: the lance armstrong story with coyle, mac

nbc bay area chris jenkins jo ss us now. >> reporter: a lot of residents of los gatos will show up topressure the town council to vote no. this walnut orchard is one of the proposed sites included in what is called the affordable housing overlay zone. the plan, to make sure when a developer decides to build housing, some of the isç?$(q&ow market value and also a state mandate. while towns -- many townspeople support the creation of affordable housing, they question the creation that the town has identified. >> because the plan really section segregates a tiny part of town, and it does a disservice to the affordable housing community. >> i think the town is in a difficult addition. you have a community that has concern, and you have the state that is telling us what we have to do and there are consequences. >> reporter: the town's strategic planner says the vote is about policy, planning for that affordable housing and if the property under discussion may not end up being developed as affordable housing and by failing to plan, that could trigger the state to strip the town of its right

jenkins, mr. corbett still talking about the transformation still required at citi. >> the good news was we looked at the fundamental drivers of the business, our operating revenue expenses, our net cost to credit, all things headed in the right direction from a capital perspective. the capital standards are going up. it's an industry we're going to be forced to carry more capital than we have historically. we want to lower leverage rates than we have historically. and i think the industry examine in particular the u.s. banks are moving towards that quite quickly. >>> and if you look back 30 years, the three big things have driven our industry. you're going to see a reversal of those trends. more regulation, more nationalism and an economic environment that people are not totally pessimistic, but i think they expect to see more going forward. >> an thonenny jenkins from barclay's. good to see you. thanks for joining us. pick up with barclay's. what are the expectations of what they're going to do

hi, sir, griff jenkins with fox news. can we ask your wife a question or two? mr.san, just try it one more time. mr. hassan. just a quick question. >> and tonight the hits keep coming. now there's a brand new and more criticism of the journal news gun owners map. rockland county editor in chief, dylan is here with the latest. i understand that there is a problem with the accuracy of the map? >> greta, yes, thanks for having me back. this battle between the first and second amendment put on by the journal news remains interesting. and at a press conference friday, the county clerk after announced in the journal news told me the map people were looking at was not even particularly accurate. ridden with deceased permit holders, expired permits, and it's-- mystifies me why they would publish that information. >> so let me get this straight. ten years ago, lived in the county and registered at the clerk's office and now moved to washington d.c. so that address where i lived in that county now would be reflected on that map and there's no way for this county clerk's offi

for a few days the landing team in the jenkins-penn haitian relief organization or jp h.r. distributed water filters and medical aid here and there and an army officer invited -- to a beggar on the team soldiers with the most excited about the fellow turned aid worker who played a bartender and coyote ugly. both actors lived in a structure talk safely behind the clubhouse which protected them from the elements. he stops to -- at the clinic he highlighted the on going need for medical aid and the u.n. and haitian pleased and emphasized the need to protect women and girls from sexual violence. cameras he had shouted out before thousands of blue white orange and silver tarps. once everyone is in place that spoke for come concerned the rain season approaching. what will happen to those people who are living here quick secretary-general wouldn't sleeps toward the 45,000 people in the gully below. we have to move these displaced persons to a safer place. once again it was important to understand both the threat and its limits. on a normal day in port-au-prince rain is dangerous.

jessica jenkins/abogad de cet 5:41:05 como hemos visto con la acción diferida, todos esos estudiantesán aplicando ahorita para la acción diferida tiene que mandar prueba de su presencia en éste país, so por lo menos si está tratando de prepararse una reforma, pueden empezar buscando ese tipo de documentación. s.o.t. andrés quintero/analista político 12:01:07 demuestra que es una prioridad, que están tomando acción, y vemos que la rama legislativa hoy ya está tomando cartas en el asunto. el analista andrs quintero considera que la reforma tiene muy buenas posibilidades. s.o.t. andrés quintero/analista político 13:47:09 los republicanos obviamente están asustados por los resultados de la última elección, miramos que al fin nuestra comunidad empezó a despertar, y saben que van a tener que comenzar a ofrece algo o sino puedan ya olvidarse de la comunidad latina. stand up 9:13:26 en conclusión, la reforma migratoria todavía tiene camino por recorrer. la diferencia es que en esta ocasión, el clima y la voluntad política parecen más favorables. en san josé, jaime peluffo, noticiero telemundo

they complete that one to michael jenkins. that will pad the stat sheet, but you watched the game, you know it's been all green bay. and spike it here and have one second left. the crowd goes why delay our celebration? >> cris: that started about 15 minutes ago. ymca and some of the songs "roll out the barrel." they do all kinds of things here to get them dancing in the commercial breaks. >> al: so it will end here. not by the mayan calendar, but this game anyway. the pass will be caught and that's rudolph and he'll take it to the 15 and the green bay packers have won this wildcard playoff game. they head to candlestick park to meet the 49ers next saturday night. 24-10. green bay winning it. rodgers, 23 of 33 for 274 and a touchdown. the defense gets the job done. next, the wendy's post-game report after these messages. >>> there you see the final. the packers move on to candlestick park to take on the 49ers next saturday. the season is over for minnesota. for what it may be worth, the packers played the 49ers here at lambeau

they complete that one to michael jenkins. that will pad the stat sheet, but you watched the game, you know it's been all green bay. and spike it here and have one second left. the crowd goes why delay our celebration? >> cris: that started about 15 minutes ago. ymca and some of the songs "roll out the barrel." they do all kinds of things here to get them dancing in the commercial breaks. >> al: so it will end here. not by the mayan calendar, but this game anyway. the pass will be caught and that's rudolph and he'll take it to the 15 and the green bay packers have won this wildcard playoff game. they head to candlestick park to meet the 49ers next saturday night. 24-10. green bay winning it. rodgers, 23 of 33 for 274 and a touchdown. the defense gets the job done. next, the wendy's post-game report after these messages. >>> there you see the final. the packers move on to candlestick park to take on the 49ers next saturday. the season is over for minnesota. for what it may be worth, the packers played the 49ers here at lambeau

. >> rose: the lance armstrong story with coyle, macur and david epstein and sally jenkins. >> plus ian bremmer on the international risks for 2013 when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. mye-e captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: lance armstrong by any measure was widely known as the king of cycling but the career of this seven-time tour de france winner has been marred in controversy, last year the u.s. anti-doping agency accused him of running the most sophisticated doping program in history, armstrong denied the allegations for over a decade, he admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs in an interview recorded with oprah winfrey on monday, oprah spoke to me today on cbs this morning about the interview. >> i would rather people make their own decisions about whether he was contrite or not, i felt he was thoughtful, i thought he was serious, i thought that he certainly had prepared himself for this moment. i would say that he met the moment, and at the end of it, two and

officer jenkins said they had help from one of his victims. >> he had seen his stolen bicycle on craigslistand so he agreed to meet with the suspect at our ashby bart station. so he gave bart police a call and said, this is what's going to be happening. and bart police met him there and the rest is history. >> reporter: police arrested 57- year-old mark moore, a convicted phelonion parole. at his home they found expensive bikes and parts like frames and seats. >> this is probably like the biggest catch that we have had. >> reporter: police say while the arrest is good news they caution that there's still a lot of people out there who want your bike. he just learned his wheels were stolen. >> i left the bike quite a few times and it was safe. so i assumed it was. it's part of the hassle of having a bike. >> reporter: others were glad he got caught. >> bicycles are people transportation. transportation is one of the main ways of getting around right now. and somebody taking somebody else's bike is just not right. >> reporter: bart set up a web page for people to find their stolen bikes. in be

sheriff scott jenkins told us nothing was done wrong. >> the judge gave specific instructions not tobring in outside resources in. >> the prosecutor argued in court today that the verdict should stand because all the jurors essentially came to a unanimous decision. he said there is no question of my client did not receive a fair trial. the judge will rule on friday morning on how to proceed with the case. >> let us know what happens. time for a look at today's other top stories. seven people were injured including four firefighters after serious morning crash on the beltway. doctors reattach the arm of one of the firefighters. involve a tractor-trailer and suv. three vehicles overturned. the cleanup took hours, stretching well into the morning commute. >> one of the nation's most prominent on violence victims gabrielle giffords congress --, -- congresswoman spoke today on gun-control. >> severe storms have led to heavy damage outside atlanta. this is video of a funnel cloud that was captured about 60 miles northwest of atlanta. >> a major road closure starting tomorrow morning. it in

sean penn arrived in haiti nine days after it with the vague quote from jenkins. for a few days they had a haitian relief organization distributes water filters and medical needs. to everyone on the team soldiers were most excited about maria who had played a bartender in coyote ugly. they lived in a temporary structure that protected them from the elements. then they would stop to take the two were of the camp. then to highlight the ongoing medical aid with the need to protect women and girls from sexual violence then they overlooked the golf course. cameras they called out as they all looked in that direction then when everybody was in place, i am concerns the rainy season is approaching. of happen to those people? the secretary general motion to the people below. we have to move these people to a safer place. as important to understand the threat and the limits on a normal day rain is dangerous there is little drainage on the streets causing the roads to back up like a bathtub. there is one drop then at a river street merchants will sit patiently through gunfir

jenkins, the baltimore ravens practice this afternoon, getting ready for the super bowl in san francisco, just 10 days away now. >> pete gilbert has been covering the team throughout the postseason and he joins us live from owings mills with the latest. >> one of three remaining practices for the ravens this year in owings mills. just 10 days away. it seemed that ray lewis had already passed the torch, but it turns out, maybe not. arguably the greatest player in reagan's history, joe flacco, 70 yards to jacoby jones that kept the team alive. for many it was a defining moment and joe flacco's s sent to greatness. a funny thing on the way to five star status. apparently a temporary thing. >> there is always a reason why i do things. i knew for us to win that game, that joe flacco had to play exceptionally well, which he did. >> joe had the title on loan? who is the next to get the torch? >> who knows? there are a lot of guys that could step in that role, but i think joe has a great advantage and head start to really becoming true greatness. outside of that, joe is definitely a great candid

. >> host: john jenkins, thank you so much and good luck with your book. >> guest: thank you so much. thank you for having me today. >> host: that would strain to which authors of the nonfiction books are renovated or journalists, public posting makers, legislators and others familiar with the material. "after words" airs at 10:00 p.m. on saturday, 12:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. at sunday at 12:00 a.m. on monday. you can watch "after words" online. go to booktv.org and click on afterwards in the booktv series and topics list on the upper right side of the page. >> now on the national mall in washington d.c., biographer walter isakson presents his book, "steve jobs." this is about 45 minutes. [applause] >> thank you all of you from the national book festival. great to be back. it was about eight years ago i ha that i got a phone call from steve jobs.years sin984 wh i had known him for the past 20 years, since 1984, when he camet to "time" magazine to show off that wonderful macintoshthe p computer. even back then in 1984, i sawand the passion for perfection and also the impatient spread into

griff jenkins hit the ground in arizona at a convention. >> reporter: the debate over gun control, gun violence in america's playing out in every corner of the country. we came here to reno, nevada, where the safari club international is holding one of the largest gathering of hunters, sportsmen, gun owners and governor manufacturers to find out how they feel that the issues that most directly impact them, their livelihood and certainly, their passion. >> i'm worried that we may end up in a proposal or a proposition that does in fact threaten the rights of law-abiding americans and at the same time doesn't do anything with respect to the problem that everybody's concerned about in terms shooting such as happened in connecticut. i find, especially in groups like -- the group here and an awful lot of my folks in wyoming who supported me all those years in congress are very, very concerned that there is an adequate regard for the rights of law-abiding citizens. we understand that there is clearly an effort underway. but one of the things we have done in wyoming with respect to jackson hol

seahawks were poised to take the lead, but marshawn lynch has the ball punched out and it's recovered by jenkins redskins dodge a bullet. neither team scored in the 3rd quarter as washington's defense held on by a thread. that changes in 4th. wilson shows just how fast he is. the seahawks had a 2-point conversion and take their first lead of the day. the redskins couldn't get anything going offensively. griffin goes down with a bad snap and in the process tweaks his knee again. the seahawks recover and settle for a field goal. griffin was finished for the day and the seahawks would take a 24-14 lead. that would be the final in a game that featured emotion before-and- after. that is stanford's richard sherman with words that are not appreciated. seattle moves on, 24-14 the final, seattle now travels to atlanta next sunday for round 2 of the playoffs. >>> well, last year the indianapolis colts won all of two games. given that you would have to call this season a huge success, even though the colts and quarterback andrew luck went 1 and out against the baltimore ravens. they have the return of a ke

a few years ago andrew jenkins subtitle this book intrepid explorers of the red planet.now the book is about the scientists passion for mars, but in his poetic graphic the intrepid explorers are the spacecraft. over the past decade, the clicÉe became a conceptually, somewhat confused debate in the space exploration community between the advocates of science, meaning robotic spacecraft and the advocates of exploration, meaning human spaceflight. this was a debate about the control for money. but a genuine question remains about the relative roles of people and robots as the distances beyond mars make daily reprogramming more and more typical in the robots become more able to identify what is worth studying. some have summarized an economy as human explorers versus robot explorers. at a stanford university symposium i attended in 2008 called humans and robots in exploration, one topic was quoted to us as, when does the human become the tool of choice for solar system exploration? by this phrasing, people and robots are those tools and then they asked, very puzzled now, wha

. >> representative lynn jenkins is a republican from kansas. she is also the house republican vice chair. i guess basically i should ask you to respond to the president. >> well, i wish the president would stop campaigns and come over to the hill and have a conversation with us. republicans are willing to work with this situation which is our out of control wasest watt errand spending. >> you'd like to have him -- he sayed yesterday he has a nice pick imevery year. he said this in the wall street toufrpd. it's wrong to think of it as ooh long stamp. those days are onner. that debt limbet is one of the last steps toing tagt tachlkts there are a lot of americans who would 'fwree with that analysis. >> senatorial obama afwleeed with those comments. claiming it was a lack of leadership. i think that is true today. and you have to review how we find ourselves in this situation today. the senate hasn't passed a buchlkt in close to four years. the president sends budges up to capitol hill. the last couple of years they got zero votes. zero votes becau

attorneys rebeck and faith jenkins. the teacher teaching older students and school district said she needed to teach younger students and he is a problem and caused a big bugaboo. >> if we have a valid phobia and valid disability then we look at the american disabilities act which says an employer that is covered and school district would be covered under this act can't discriminate against somebody that is based on the disability. she has medical documentation, but if there is a medical documentation, hey, we can't as an employer put her somewhere that would affect her disability. that is really clear-cut answer for this. i think the question here is.... >> neil: are you saying disability is kids? >> a phobia is valid and it's medicallyocumented. >> neil: it's like saying my disability is the camera. i can understand. younger kids and different story. okay, what do you think? >> even if she has a disability the school, their obligation is.... >> neil: disability, are we using the right term. that is disability? >> woul

faith jenkins a former prosecutor, esther panich a criminal defense attorney. faith, so many of these prisons are required to set up prisoners with law libraries so they can appeal their own cases. is that an example of that kind of thing gone wrong. >> you have a lot of time to think about what you're going to do and this is one of those cases. anyone can file a lawsuit but does this have merit? the problem is it's going to be very difficult for these prisoners for a judge to be convinced that these beer companies should be held culpable for a product that is safely used and responsibly used by millions of americans on a daily basis. there has to be some kind of cause-effect connection here and i don't see them making that in this case. jon: esther, you know, back in the middle 90 people sued tobacco companies, and nobody thought they were going to win and the tobacco campeche companies ended up coughing up a whole loft money. >> that's what the inmates would have to do, show that the alcohol companies knew there substance was a tkeufbgt, knew it caused harm a

"on the record's" griff jenkins where the former vice-president was gathered at a convention. >> the debate over gun control, gun violence in america is playing out in every corner of the country. we came here to reno, nevada where there is one of the largest gatherings of sportsmen, hunters, gun owners, gun manufacturers to find out how they feel about the very issues that most directly impact them, their livelihood and certainly their passion. >> what are your thoughts on the president's attempts at gun control? >> well, i'm worried what happens here in this situation is that we may end up in a situation, or a proposal or proposition that does in fact threaten the rights of law abiding americans. and at the same time, doesn't do anything with respect to the problem. and shootings such as happened in connecticut. and i find especially in groups like the group here, and an awful lot of my folks in wyoming, supported all of these years in congress, are very, very concerned that there isn't adequate regard for the rights of law abiding citizens. we understand that there's clearly a dif

pastor charles jenkins performed his song "awesome."n the stellar award for song of the year and choir of the year, and al others. it was a ball room but a church last night. >> it makes all the sense in the world to have the black man and latina who were out until the wee hours of the night here early in the morning. >> one was at home doing home work last night, that would be me. where the president will be sworn in is literally right there. i can't wait. tell me about what you look for overall for the whole day. for me it's the parade. i remember sitting with david gergen last year reporting on it and when the president and first lady got out of the motorcade, they were talking about they didn't think they would. i thought david gergen was going to pass out. he was so anxious. i'm not being sarcastic or funny. he was so anxious. just petrified until the president got back into the motorcade. he said it was a very important thing to do. what do you look forward to? >> i'm a wonk. i'm going to look for the speech. i love inaugural spee

chris jenkins hit the ground to find out. >> the financial crisis that hit five years ago hit citiesll across the country. none was hit harder then one. stockton, california. it has a population of roughly 300,000 and located 80 miles east of san francisco. it was twice named an all-american city. today, it is the largest city in america to ever file for bankruptcy. it's fighting against unemployment rate that exceeds 14%, foreclosure rate that ranks sixth worst in the u.s. soaring crime that makes it the most dangerous city in california behind oakland. could what happen here happen in your hometown? >> he was mayor of stockton from 2009 to december of 2012. her entire term was dealing with the crisis. >> it was an accumulation of bad choices and bad actions. unknowingly council gave cadillac benefits, cadillac salaries to employees at the time there was money. secondly there was council and mayor that wanted to build great infrastructure and they sold lots of bonds at high interest rates. then fact there was no reserve. the city didn't have a savings account. to put the kabash on i

the subject of this evening's talking points memo by printing the names and addresses of malcolm jenkins who can legally possess firearms. the journal news of west chester county, new york has put some people in danger. battered woman hiding from her abuser whose address has been protected by the courts. the police officer whose family is now in jeopardy. the witness who testified against the bad guy who is in jail and for years has been stewing about that witness. judges and d.a.s like me. >> bill: now the threats from the newspaper's action are even more specific. >> i have been in a meeting with my correction officers and their unions. have inmates coming up to them and telling them exactly where they live. that's not acceptable to me. that shouldn't be acceptable to the public in the rockland county. >> bill: prison guards are trained to defend themselves, many folks are not. >> this one lady who has been stalked for years in west chester county, she finally found peace two years without the stalker contacting her. two days after that paper released her information, she gets hangups