i'll speak on the fillmore but the mission bay i know the brother jim jennifer would tell us i was with him. i'm one of his person that studied all he did but now you all in the mission bay and you over hunter view what have i done to the fillmore we've got the board of supervisors and we're the new era. we have no time for eras in the past that have failed. i like this team because it a looks good from the surface. i've seen my old friend here but i want to caution you all. you guys i don't blame you all for you've appointed by mayor but the mayor has to realize this is a new era. you've read all about the city and all the different groups here the gaze and the asians and the latinos they're coming middle-class what's happening to us. the population is the bottom of the san francisco no one speaks about that. i'm not surrounding e sooernd i'm trying to use the best tactics. the cacs needs to be changed and community reform is what we've got to do >> thank you very much any arrest speaker card there are no speaker cards. >> i'd like to open it up for comments. one of our comments of pet

i'll speak on the fillmore but the mission bay i know the brother jim jennifer would tell us i was with him. i'm one of his person that studied all he did but now you all in the mission bay and you over hunter view what have i done to the fillmore we've got the board of supervisors and we're the new era. we have no time for eras in the past that have failed. i like this team because it a looks good from the surface. i've seen my old friend here but i want to caution you all. you guys i don't blame you all for you've appointed by mayor but the mayor has to realize this is a new era

i'll speak on the fillmore but the mission bay i know the brother jim jennifer would tell us i was with him. i'm one of his person that studied all he did but now you all in the mission bay and you over hunter view what have i done to the fillmore we've got the board of supervisors and we're the new era. we have no time for eras in the past that have failed. i like this

the group will be led by president obama's former campaign manager, jim messina. and jenniferm is at the helped president obama prior to u.s. action has decided to throw its weight early behind hillary clinton. it will be led by the campaign manager jim messina, much respected and michigan governor jen jennifer granholm, a port hole for wealthy supporters eager to help the legionses in her circle. a reporter from the new york times, michelle is with the nation. nicholas on the news here, it seems to me, that this is the sort of thing that normally would only happen when you are a president running for re-election and you keep the same team. here it looks like if team is moving on in a way the reagan team, for example, did not go on and support george, bush, senior. they are going on as if this is the natural succession. >> you are looking at the obama political segregation in joining in with the post-obama-clinton focus party. it's happening here, you see his key people, moving over, taking important roles in the pro-clinton rules setting up shops in her presumed candidacy. >>

jim: unbelievable. but scott stallings will take the title. ictory number three. . s wife, jennifer big high five there for john yarborough. leishman had some fun with it. he knew he had to hole it. here is how stallings found out. is ball was spinning back. there is his buddy, john. let's go to peter kostis. >> thank you jim. i am here with our champion this year, scott stallings. sometimes you win tournaments with ball striking, sometimes with putting and sometimes you just get it out and use a great short game which is what you did today. >> yeah. i drove it very poorly. >> be careful. >> and i hit some good ones coming down the stretch. i hit a really bad one on 17 and managed to make a really good par. 18, john my caddie said you worked your butt off for this. hit a really good drive. hit a 4-iron as hard as i possibly could to get it over the front and it barely stayed. it is pretty cool. it hasn't quite set in yet but it is nice to hold up coming down the stretch. >> i interviewed you after your first win at greenbriers. you had the masters penciled. you are going back there

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you, john, it's great to be with you today and with the other good folks at heritage, jennifer marshall, senator jim demint, appreciate y'all's hospitality very much today. we will be talking about "prodigal press." as john said, dr. marvin olasky wrote this book originally 25 years ago, and it's been widely used in college classrooms around the country, but much has happened in the past 25 years. the 24/7 news cycle that john referred to is, of course, facilitated at least in part by the internet. when the original book, "prodigal press" was written and published in 1980, the internet, i'm fond of saying, was merely a gleam in al gore's eye at that time. since then, of course, the internet is really driving what happens in the news cycle. so we felt like it was due for an update. we started working on this book about three years ago, and it was just published in september. we've been delighted by the reception of the book so far, and what i'm going to do today is to just share with you some of the ideas that are in this book. want to talk a little bit about world news group just to kind of give you

you, john, it's great to be with you today and with the other good folks at heritage, jennifer marshall, senator jim

parties usa action, announced pretty big names as co-chairs, jim messina, president obama's campaign manager in 2012, former michigan governor jennifern the list, as well. to mobilize so early with such veterans at the helm, what are the odds of hillary clinton run something. >> well, it is hard to say at this point. she has made it clear she is taking time to think about it and it's a huge decision. we want her to do that. what priorities usa is coming together to do is make sure we are really ready to win this fight. it is going to be incredibly hard to elect a democrat in 2016. the republicans have been out of power for eight years at this point. you know they are going to do everything they can and here they are in d.c. this week continuing to say some of the, well, shall we say out of touch things they continue to say about women, and i think we're watching a republican party that is really in disarray, so right now we see priorities usa coming together and the democrats unifying to ensure we are one and we are ready to win in 2016. >> but are you also subliminally hoping or not so, overtly hoping, look, we want money to talk. l

jennifer glasse reporting from kiev. monitoring the situation from washington, d.c, tonight, jim can you give us some sense of why these protests are going on especially tonight? >> well, the protests really intensified in the last couple of days, following the promulgation of new laws trying to curve protests -- curb protests that made it an offense to be wearing a helmet and a mask, to be traveling in car convoys and things of this sort. it is rather ironic because a few days ago, the protest numbers had dwindled into under 100. the content is not all that different than what you would find in washington or berlin or brussels. you can't attack public buildings or attacking police with clubs. which is what we're seeing in kiev. >> it's and ugly battle. what else do protestors want? >> it's been evolving as far as what the justification was. it started with the protest when president yanukovych didn't sign a are deal with the european union which was actually warranted. but now we see renewed intensity. it has been ebbing and flowing as circumstances change. people with some really radical groups now, one sign with his 14/88 wh

jim gene. they're the sweater, straight-laced, white bread folk singers. >> i always go back to something like the leboski, where jenniferthe time. what kind of challenge does that pose? >> i come from the theater. for some reason in movies we've been conditioned that you're supposed to like the main -- the people all the time. you go to see a play or read a book, you never say i wish that protaganist was more likable. it's a weird thing. >> cohen brothers on the audition process to find the star of their film. >> we started placing musicians, which was interesting, in the audition process. because, you know, they would play a song or two, which was great. and then they would try a scene or two, which was -- >> not so good. yeah, certain point we thought we're looking for a needle in a haystack and it's possible the needle isn't in the haystack. >> may just not be there. >> those guys have been around. where does their genius come from? what are they very good at? >> i think that their instincts always tend to lead them to a choice that has a lot of meaning, you know. even something like the cat in the film. we needed a