>> i wasn't on jerry's boat at all.nly on johnathon's. >> i understand that you went to see the man about his sail. and you saw the urine. >> yes, he's 100% right. it was a terrible, terrible smell. the sails were stained and i understand. >> johnathon, i understand that you are not the only person that complained about the cat in the marina. >> honestly i don't know the situation of who complained. i know i went to the members in question and told them the issue. >> how many people complained about the cat? >> as far as i know just johnathon. i hadn't really gotten another complaint. >> when john thathon approachedu about the cat did you talk to jerry right away? >>, i didn't and i probably should have. but again we have a standard procedure we go through. yes, i did mention it to our board of directors. >> what did they say when you mentioned it to them? >> they said that, did i know for a fact that that boat, the cat was living on his boat or could it be a stray cat in the marina and i said i didn't know that. >> wou

[laughter] by jerry was actually, i feel like jerry always has, you know, i couldn't have done this without you, et cetera, et cetera and i just feel like it's kind of funneled at best for jerry's preaching. but that's kind of the way the book works. >> [inaudible] >> not very long at all, shockingly. an actual number? let's see, like -- anywhere in the for -- >> four months. >> but that's not including editing and everything else. and that's not six months of everyday work, obviously either. that's over a span of the time. >> we a draft in about four months. >> yeah, really, unfortunate draft. [laughter] so yeah, penny, about six months. but it was the kind of thing that you're hearing and seeing now with his q&a session which i think is wonderful. it was the same sort of thing just talking to jerry. >> it was therapeutic but it really was. in the very beginning i had this audacious idea that i might just put all of these words on paper and people can spell check them, you know? something like that. and that didn't last very long at all. it's so obvious that i put too much. i remember when

[laughter] jerry and i talked about this a lot. i read something or read reports, and i would say, jerry this contradicts what you're telling me or which clint is telling me. i came to realize that these were the guys that were there, and their memories are so vivid and so clear, and as i would talk to other agents, they would corroborate the stories, and i realized that this is the truth. the other people that are writing these other reports and all of these researchers that have studied this endlessly, they weren't there, and, you know, there's -- so you can take some behalf is written, but what i believe is what these men have told me to true. >> i promised we do a q & a. i have a bunch of the questions already. if you still need fill out one of the cards, please do so. if you need something to write with, hold up your hand and our people will come by. here is an interesting one. this is a tough one. this is for jerry. you're spending so much time promoting the book. how is your golf game coming? [laughter] >> about the same as

>el gobernador del estado de california jerry brown tiene que aprobar este proyecto de ley él dice quetiene más de 100 proyecto de ley que revisar entre ellos esta la ab60. sin decir si la va a aprobar dijo que la reforma migratoria sería lo que se necesita en verdad. entre los activistas y la comunidad hispana dice que esto ayudaría a no tener arrestados por perfil racial. >> esta licencia de conducir sería diferente y diría que no es para propósitos federales. >> en el año se diría los requisitos que se necesitan para tener esta licencia de conducir. >> sería para conducir no para volar. >> se quiere que sean diferentes en esta propuesta de anoche se verán clausulas que protegen. >> el gobernador del estado de california jerry brown tiene hasta el 13 de octubre para aprobar en ley el proyecto de ley ab60 y de ser así el primero de enero de 2015 saldrían. >> gobernador del estado de california jerry brown tiene hasta mediados de octubre y de aprobar el 1 de enero de 2015 sería factible tom amiano lanzo propuesta de beneficios para trabajadoras domesticas y el gobernador del estado de

del dmb dicen que quizá no se debería esperar hasta 2015 de firmarla el gobernador de california, jerry propuesta de ley le da la facultad al dmb de contratar a más personas ya que se espera una avalancha de solicitudes. >> esería bueno porque uno necesita trabajr y te quitan el carro y al pedirte la licencia uno con pena dice que no tiene. >> mañana los demócratas podrían presentar una nueva iniciativa migratoria que no incluiría un camino a la ciudadanía de manera directa pero sí considerarla en un futuro, priorizando la seguridad fronteriza y regular la migración ilegal. >> no tendría que esperar nada, está la visa disponible ahorita mismo, . >> la abogada se refiere a la visa de residentes de categoría 2a. >> corresponde a la visa de esposos de residentes e hijos de residentes. >> los elegibles a la 2a son esposos o esposas de residentes o hijos de residentes legales y que han solicitado la forma, pero tienen que tener ciertos requisitos. >> tienen que estar legales, además de tener su visa vigente. >> pero es un arma de doble filo. >> claro, porque son muchos pagos y si finalmente

jerry rice is here. a man who needs no introduction.hank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> let's go over numbers just because we've got highlights here. you're racked up incredible amount of yardage. 208 touchdowns, three super bowl titles mvp of super bowl 23. if only niners had someone like that. >> you know, i didn't work hard enough. i left yardage out there. >> not a lot. not a lot. those were your numbers, numbers niners are concerned about the record and one and two. i think you can argue this is the first real crisis since jim harbauh took over with red and gold. what do you want to see tonight? >> i want to see them be able to run the football and put points on the board take pressure off captain, i mean, cappernick if they can run the ball. i want to see

pitch - cesar ---en ceremonias consecutivas en los ngeles y luego en oakland, el gobernador jerry brown firm la medida ab-10 que aumentaalar mnimo de california de 8 a 10 dlares la hora, pero en incrementos. ---jaime peluffo nos tiene los pormenores.. jaime. :08 - :13 :25 - :30 :48 - :54 1:18 - 1:23 1:38 - 1:43 1:57 - 2:03 trt: 2:10 o.c. regreso con ustedes al estudio intro/jaime peluffo/oakland 26:24:25 asi es, el gobernador jerry brown firmó hoy el nuevo salario mínimo y lo catalogó como un asunto de justicia. nats.. rodeado de legisladores, empresarios y activistas, el gobernador jerry brown firm la ley que incrementar el salario mnimo a 9 dlares en julio del prximo aÑo, y luego a 10 dlares por hora el primero de enero del 2016. s.o.t. jerry brown/gobernador de california 8:17:11 today we saw that fabric just a little tighter together where we raise the wages of those we labor at the bottom. brown dijo que hoy ayudaron a equilibrar el estado incrementand o los salarios de aquellos que trabajan en el estrato ms bajo. el autor de la medida, el asamblesita luis alejo, el mismo que impul

thank you, jerry, say hello to rebecca, we'll !ies is brought to you by sony [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: comes out tuesday, here with the song "feds watching" with some help from pharrell williams, 2 chainz. og's never fed us now young fed up ballin' so hard i deserve a and one ♪ og's never fed us now young fed up ballin' so hard i deserve a and one ♪ ♪ baking soda marketing i'm getting it ain't i obviously you a you a that's just my philosophy ♪ og's never fed us now young fed up ballin' so hard i deserve a and one ♪ ♪ baking soda marketing i'm getting it ain't i obviously you a you a that's just my philosophy ♪ ♪ and i'm known to kick it like the captain of a soccer team ♪ ♪ billie jean red leather same color red lobster and she brain wash ya head doctor ♪ ♪ im'a be fresh as hell if the feds watching i'ma be fresh as hell if the feds watching ♪ ♪ im'a be fresh as hell if the feds watching i'ma be fresh as hell if the feds watching ♪ ♪ drop top head bobbing i'ma be fresh as hell if the feds watching i'ma be fresh as hell ♪ ♪

help me to join in recognizing jerry. stand up (clapping) >> in closing my father worked on this bridge as carpeters 22. my parents were here to celebrate the opening in 1936. the bridge cost 77 million the program was $0.25. in the program you'll find some interesting statistics by one strange point is when the bookends war paid off the bridge was supposed to be free so i'm assuming it has not been paid off. the earthquake in 1939 is it shouldn't have taken that long to go forward on projects. let's be more coffin responsive to the public's needs as in 1936. thank you and enjoy your new bridge (clapping) >> don't worry we're in the home stretch only 27 speakers to go. i want to acknowledge more folks in the audience. there are 3 that former chairs who still you serve on the commission. (calling names). we picked the design (clapping) >> i'm going to ask you all to stand up later. we picked the design when jim was chair and i don't think he's going to forgive me. two former or 3 folks deserve special recognize. (calling n

fair to say this wasn't jerry parker's best outing.rst josh hamilton blood pressured it to center. that scored it j.b. and that was just the beginning of the a's problems. still in the first, calhoun rip as single to right. the angels got two in the first, one in the third and five in the fifth. by the time mike trout came to the plate in the eighth, it was an 8-1 game. number 24 on the year for trout. the angels win 12-1. but the a's magic number is trimmed to seven because the rangers lost tonight in tampa. >>> a changing in the guard in the afc north. the steelers and bengals. the bengals go on to win 20-10. the steelers are off to an 0-2 start. >>> there was some missed opportunities and then you know some momentum ready? happy birthday! it's a painting easel! the tide's coming in! this is my favorite one. it's upside down. oh, sorry. (woman vo) it takes him places he's always wanted to go. that's why we bought a subaru. (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. >>> a lot of football to be played before the 49ers and se

the prosecutor who won the case against jerry sandusky talk for the first time about the case and the role school officials may have played in the coverup. >> do you believe that coach paterno was part of the conspiracy to conceal, to cover up the christmases at penn state by jerry sandusky. captioning funded by cbs >>> this is >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, september 4th, 2013. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. well, ariel castro, the ohio man who held three women captive for years has apparently committed suicide. castro was found hanging in an ohio prison cell last night. his death marks the end of an ordeal that began more than ten years ago and came to a climax bag in may when his victims escaped his cleveland home. castro spared himself the death penalty by pleading guilty to more than 900 counts, including rape and kidnapping, but he spent less than four months in captivity before dying. susan mcginnis has more. >> reporter: ariel castro, the man responsible for holding three women captive for about a decade has apparently taken his own

jerry is a tight wad.has to spend money during a recession, because they're spending is our earning. thank you, paul krugman. tavis: what is interesting one of the consequences you suffered from dating jerry brown. remember the earthquake? >> i grew up in the desert where the first thing you learned is you do not build a house on the floodplain, and that beach is a floodplain. the beat is not a lasting thing. is ocean has -- the beach not a lasting thing. the ocean has a mind of its own. here we were in malibu, bad idea. there was one year of storms. the ocean decides to knock off a room in my house. it ate a room in my house and did a lot of damage to houses along there. the residents wanted help from the government because their houses were destroyed. gary said, i cannot do that because my girlfriend lives there, and if i help her they will say, i am giving her special favors. they were ready to come with pitchforks and burned the place down because he was not helping. beacht up and down the and talk to

. >> el gobernador jerry brown firmo ley 241 para pagar más a empleadoras de más de 9 horas en un díaana. >> es importante que paguen over time por que todos pagan over time, y hacemos trabajo digno, el cuerpo se cansa después de trabajar tanto creo que es justo pagar over time. >> mientras están celebrando en un centro laboral, muchos festejan por la ley que entra en vigor de 2014. >> las compañeras que cuidan niños o pacientes, trabajan hasta 12 a 15 horas y no se reconoce el tiempo extra. >> peroa menos que sea renovada perdera posición el 2017. >> aumenta cuidados en el hogar y es para el servicio. >> el robernador brown había dado más beneficios, regreso al estudio. >> cientos de inmigrantes celebraron por la firma de jerry brown. >> piden para aprobar la acta de confíanza, para evitar que policías pusieran a manos de migración a personas detenidas por daños menores y sin expediente y ser deportada. >> aun una fuente de congreso dice que las platicas para la reforma migratoria siga a puertas cerradas, piden que se lleve la votación en la cámara de representantes. >> cuidado con e

pitch - blanca ---el proyecto que por primera vez tienen el apoyo del gobernador jerry brown... roll open under ...plantea cambiar la letra "l" junto al nmero en el frente del plstico por una "p" que significa privilegio. take vo --- en la parte de atrs se especifica que la licencia "no" servir para propsitos federales de identificacin. ---apenas ayer, la medida habia sido retirada por su autor el senador luis alejo, pero hoy, sorpresivame nte fue presentada otra vez para su votacion. ---ahora la ab-60 espera la votacion de la asamblea, lo que podria suceder esta noche, y posteriorment e la firma del gobernador jerry brown. stop open topvo cesar ---y en otra noticia de ultima hora, el proyecto de ley que pretende aumentar el salario minimo en el esatado a diez dolares por hora durante un plazo de tres anos, ya fue enviado al gobernador jerry brown.. ---de ser firmado, california seria el estado con uno de los salarios mas altos del pais ya que en washington, se paga poco mas de nueve dolares por cada hora de trabajo... ---cabe recalcar que san jose y san francisco, ya han aproba

bonnie newman was there. >> i saw jerry there. and i said where's sharon? he says i'm looking for her. have you seen her? >> reporter: jerry left sometime after that and hasn't been seen since. >> he was safe. why did he leave? >> i think he wanted to see if i went home. >> i think it's a love story. they're both so brave. they're so brave. >> reporter: they had to get to each other. >> they looked for each other. >> reporter: you went back looking for him? >> i started to, but then i had to be rescued at the other end of town. >> reporter: when her car flooded, rescuers sent the only vehicle that could get through. >> they put a life jacket on me and sat me on the seat and away we went. >> reporter: we saw the footage a million times on thursday and had no idea it was our mom. >> reporter: in a small community like lyons, everybody knows the long time football coach and teacher, and everyone seems to be searching. >> i had all my brothers, cousins, aunts and uncles. >> reporter: and that is what his family is celebrating now. >> everybody that's ever been

jerry brown que segun las fuentes en sacramento, ahora es simpatizante de la medida.cesar ---el proyecto de ley que pretende aumentar el salario minimo en el esatado a diez dolares por hora durante un plazo de tres anos, ya fue enviado al gobernador jerry brown.. take vo ---de ser firmado, california seria el estado con uno de los salarios mas altos del pais ya que en washington, se paga poco mas de nueve dolares por cada hora de trabajo... ---cabe recalcar que san jose y san francisco, ya han aprobado medidas que fijan el salario minimo a mas de diez dolares por hora... cesar ---esta noche se llev a cabo una ceremonia muy especial en la iglesia nuestra seÑora de guadalupe en san jose... take vo ---decenas de personas se reunieron para tratar de recaudar fondos para restaurar el salon "mc- donnell", ubicado detras del templo ---fue alli donde el lider campesino cesar chavez inici su trabajo como organizador del sindicato de campesinos ---los activistas quieren que el edificio sea convertido en un monumento nacional que tambien ofrecer diferentes servicios a la comunid

>> i thought jerry seinfeld. he was $800 million so i was close. >> that's close. >>> let's get to baseball. >>> days after metallica performed rivera's entrance song hard rock cafe announced it is retiring the song from all hard rock restaurants, casinos and hotels in honor of rivera. this is the first time the company has retired a song. the yanks missed the playoffs. the yankees lost to the rays, 8-3. rockies showered todd helton with a variety of gifts including a horse. >> no way. >> the pony was presented to helton for his final appearance at coors field. and helton blasts a homer. must have been his way of saying thanks for the horse. >>> johnson lost the very tip of his middle finger during this play on sunday. >> that is painful to watch. >> it can't be reattached. the cardinals are showing their support with this prototype. >> that is so wrong. >> lots of team spirit there. >>> on thursday night football the 49ers take on the rams. and check this out. a high school football coach in utah suspended every

brand-new capitalist jerry chen checks in. our reporter, editor of silicon beat and chris from eweek this week on "press: here." good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. i got a job offer the other day and i took it. a job no one, including my boss, knew i had for which i was paid $10. the job involved walking into a beauty supply store in silicon valley and documenting tweezers. yeah, tweezers. so the manufacturers could see if they were stocked properly. tight about five minutes. i picked up the extra work through an app called gigwalk. turns out gig walkers are all around us, regular folks with regular jobs and a smartphone doing small tasks for a little extra pocket money. a mobile workforce of more than 300,000 users and growing all controlled by a small startup in san francisco. matt is one of three gigwalk founders, all former yahoo! engineers, cnn calls the company brilliant, one of the most innovative companies in mobile. joined by chris from eweek and the reporter from silicon beat as well. well, this seems fairly s

on the end playing jerry lee le lewis, is john con 3 john count.y perkins. >> you look more like carl perkins. >> i do get that. >> and playing carl perkins is james berry. and playing, who are you playing, there's too many people here? >> johnny cash.y >> that's right, this is scott mother relscottmore rel, and pll on the end tyler hunter. nt >> let's talk about the show.ou and about this historic meetinge that took place. it is a well known event in music history. hi tell us about what happened there, and then the show kind of incorporates all the music from over the yearsc by the artists. tell us about the initial meeting? >> sure. >> december 4th, 1956, carl perkins recording session. sess it's going to record match box, and unbeknownst of the to him,m, jerry lee lewis, is not famous has been hired to play the peee an piano, and johnny cash comes, and elvis presley comes by. . and buffer know it's, they are in the, room. >> it's astonishing, a lot of of the big hits came from these ths four folks. >> absolutely. a that point they were the pione

jerry jones, it's nail-biting time.still is. >> cris: hey, he stepped up tonight for the cowboys, though. jason hatcher. >> al: second and one. manning throws wide open. he goes right back to myers the tight end and that was under a minute, the giants will take a tykeout and they're down to their last one. >> cris: well, you know, al, this is another tremendous matchup here tonight. but 27 years ago you have any idea where you were? >> al: 27? oh my gosh. monday night football. >>ly keep doing the hit and run if you'll take the bump and run. >> you got it. >> white in the shot gun. >> al: what a game that was, too. >> inside handoff, walker, first down and touchdown! >> great call. >> al: the giants and the cowboys, that's the way i started monday night with frank. i was so nervous i welcomed people to the 1976 football season. frank, it's already been a long year. manning stepping up, stepping away and he shovels it left-handed underhanded and the pass incomplete. you were in the middle of your career at that point. >>

i am not classically trained like bill and jerry. i never studied acting. likes a comedian, it is inherent in what you do. you just watch equal and that is where you get your humor from. the most difficult thing, when you became successful. when i had the record album that one album of the year, you are cut off from the source of your material. your material was everyday people and you had to work at it. i going to a city and people stop me and say, you sure look like him. i say i have been told that. tavis: how did you process all of those years? you are a giant, you are a comedic giant. how did you process all those years? do you take that personally? took it personally. i was serious when i said -- i lost to jack lightman, tony randall, michael j fox twice. and they are very good people. at one point, i stopped putting nominations so i can just sit at home and watch the emmys and say, i would've one. -- won. [laughter] i would have walked away, no question about it. let me take the funny and tweak it just a little bit because your comment makes me think

we thought what a great thing it would be to have an ampitheater named after jerry garcia. that is a name that has panache. it brings people from all over the bay area to the ampitheater. the calls that come in, we'd like to do a concert at the jerry garcia ampitheater and we do everything we can to accommodate them and help them because it gets people into the park. people like a lot of color and that's what they call a park. other people don't. you have to try to reconcile all those different points of view. what should a park look like and what should it have? should it be manicured, should it be nice little cobblestones around all of the paths and like that. the biggest objective of course is getting people into the park to appreciate open space. whatever that's going to take to make them happy, to get them there, that's the main goal. if it takes a planter with flowers and stuff like that, fine. you know, so what? people need to get away from that urban rush and noise and this is a perfect place to do it. feedback is always amazement. they don't believe that it's in sa

. >> i know that jerry loved him. no one called him j.d., he was always jerry. he loved william shaw, they would have lunches in new york with lillian roth a very fames story that mentioned in our film by joyce maynard of having lunch with sean and lillian roth. it was not a successful lunch, is probably the most polite way to put it. >> rose: how much would you like or not for j.d. salinger to have seen your film? >> i really would have liked to have him to have seen this film. i think that way spent ten years on this, we cared deeply about getting it right. even after we were done and he passed away, we went back. >> rose: passed away at 91. >> in 2010. >> rose: no but at 91 years old. >> yes, at 91. we spent three more years going further because i knew when he passed away a number of people who said no to me who had not talked would now thank you. and so i went back and we spent three more years doing all that. i don't think he would have liked the idea of a film because frankly he didn't like anything he couldn't control down to the comma. but i think that

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meyer, this is my friend jerry-- jerry seinfeld. duncan meyer. you two know each other? yeah.e went to high school together, didn't we, jerry? yeah. gee, i hope you're not leaving now. we still have a lot of work left. would you be able to come downtown in rush hour and pick me up? i'd have to be superman to do that, lois.