jim miller is really an exceptional person in every way. and tara, my legislative director, here very late as well worki ining with your staff andh appreciate the economists staying, and getting resolutions so that this morning instead of my coming to work and being really grumpy, we could have smiles on our faces. >> thank you very much. any other comments? yes, senator hoven? >> thank you, madam chairman. i want to express my appreciation to senator conrad, senator baucus, for theirs work on this amendment. i was pleased to join with them on it. i think it's very important that we have a farm level option and that it's a fair farm level option. and that's what we provide here, is that the producer can select the kind of level option, or the farm level option, and is treated fairly in either case. that was vitally important. certainly on our part of the country, but i think to have that option there for all producers is -- it is truly, truly responsive to their needs and ensures that you know in a year where they have a loss, then they hav

jim miller, a career minor leaguer for the as, a base hit. and it is 4-2 chicago. you figure that's it . but no, the as to their credit, a homer in the bottom of the 14th. 2-run job. his fourth of the year. the game is tied at 4. and a few batters later, they come from. the bloop base hurt, and the as go to the bottom of the 14th, down 2, but rally for three run, and beat the white sox 5-4. the as head out on a road trip, finishing off chicago in 14 today. >>> the warriors weren't kidding about seth curry and david lee not being available down the stretch here. curry underwent surgery today on his right ankle. and the word is he will miss getting on a basketball court 3-4 months. david lee will undergo his sturjry tomorrow -- surgery tomorrow. he has missed the last seven because of the injury. warriors finish the year versus san antonio at home tomorrow. >>> sharks are out. but the seventh game , bruins and ottawa, joel ward in yoorlt comes through -- overtime comes through, the ottawa senators win 2-1 to capture the series four games to three. and it's funny how

jim miller.he first wedding of his major-league career after spending most of his career in the minors. 426 professional appearances and finally a major- league appearance. the raiders in 49ers, tomorrow. >> vern what happens to the n f l a draft team tomorrow day one. the raiders fans can relax. they do not have a draft pick until friday. carson could be the first round pick and next year's second selection to cincinnati to get it. the raiders' general manager is drafting possible linebacker and for the tight end. >> if it was for the tight end, it does not matter. we want to get good players. we have five picks and we want them to all account. >>vern: they're strong in each area. all defensive starters return. this team and general manager is grappling. they have a chance to stockpile talent with safety, wide receiver. >> we are a good team. making horizontal and vertical adjustments until we feel that it is exactly what we want it going into the draft. >> vern kron4 >>gary: pam fight will tell

mike mccord deputy, mike mccord is principal deputy and cfo, and jim miller has continued to be the chair. and sustainability has clearly been on the topic and the agenda in each of those meetings for what we can do or not do. i think when mr. kendall testified before the senate before with general bash, talked about what to do particularly in the corps of engineering when we were evaluating projects to ensuring sustainability, an issue that was discussed and addressed. i know as projects come through and were reviewed other than $1 million, we're asking the question up front, what's the sustainability? have we done it well in the past? no, senator. are we attempting to do a significantly better job as we go forward? yes. have we put the structures in place to ensure we can do a better job? i think we've done that as well. >> i guess my biggest problem with this is that i know and understand that our military is the best in the world. because there is nothing, there's no mission they cannot accomplish if we set our minds to it and put the power and the resources of this country behind it.

. >> dallas police officers say they believe there was a touchdown at jim miller road around route 12nd i-30 and, also, loop 12 area there was a touchdown and, maybe, 635 and garland. the police officers believe there was a touchdown and officers saw tornado and believe they may have had touchdowns. >> part of the cell that went up from i-20, hit the area hard, worked up to there, possibly hitting in garland and you heard dan talking it is the cell that is over rockwell right new and moving up on the north end that was the cause of some of those tornadoes. it looks like that has flattened but that is more your territory. >> the radar is storms over the national weather service so the actual storm may not look as impressive. >> it has a history of being a veryan >> buckner and they had to go to backup generators. >> lbj is okay now. >> bonnieville is open new. >> trying to open up but it is a parking lot with a backup of three miles westbound and 2.5 miles from i-35 to the i-45 interchange. we are transitioning in a case with a squall line developing from northern denton county through

top of the 14th, jim miller's first appearance, ramirez doubles to left center.wo runs score. 4-2 sox. oakland in trouble. two-run homer to left center. game tied at 4-4. and three batters later, two on. how about a flair to left? game over. the a's win as they go crazy, 5-4. >> you truly have to know you have more outs left and not get down even when there's runs scored. down then up. stalemate the whole way. it didn't seem anybody was going to score for a while and then all of a sudden they get two and we end up getting three. so using every out we had definitely. you know until the last out, and i know that's a cliche. we talk about the 27 outs. you have to use all of them. they did the inning before. you can't get down. you know the middle of the order is coming up. left-hander on the mound. coming up in a situation, he's grinding hard every pitch, every o out. so more perseverance than anything else. >> great win by the oakland a's. an update on the giants score, it's 4-2 in the eighth inning right now. we'll have an update at 11:00. raj, jessica, wasn't eve

jim: and miller gets away from teahan. [whistle] valuable seconds fading away to the finish line with 17 seconds. and double bonus. lamb at the line for two. huge. coach calipari is 17 seconds away from his first national championship. steve: he's been so loose here this week, jim, and i think it's been a little bit of an act because this has to mean so much to him, but he continues to say this means nothing to my legacy, this is all about my team. and i think it's been a great coaching job by him to keep his team loose and relaxed and not let them get caught up in the pressure of the moment. jim: lamb, who had that critical stretch with a couple of threes in this half in the span of 38 seconds, steps up and hits two. kentucky fans think they have it now. johnson, three. short. into the arms of davis. and the superior team all season long was the superior team tonight. and the kentucky coronation is complete! champions, 2012! jim: joe b. hall sitting next to denny crum. jim: a furious rally by robinson and the jayhawks com

jim: and miller gets away from teahan. [whistle] valuable seconds fading away to the finish line with 17 seconds. and double bonus. lamb at the line for two. huge. coach calipari is 17 seconds away from his first national championship. steve: he's been so loose here this week, jim, and i think it's been a little bit of an act because this has to mean so much to him, but he continues to say this means nothing to my legacy, this is all about my team. and i think it's been a great coaching job by him to keep his team loose and relaxed and not let them get caught up in the pressure of the moment. jim: lamb, who had that critical stretch with a couple of threes in this half in the span of 38 seconds, steps up and hits two. kentucky fans think they have it now. johnson, three. short. into the arms of davis. and the superior team all season long was the superior team tonight. and the kentucky coronation is complete! champions, 2012! jim: joe b. hall sitting next to denny crum. jim: a furious rally by robinson and the jayhawks com

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>> on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor, judy miller, monica crowley. jim pinkerton and political commentator, sally combes. i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. ♪ >> this congressional republican budget is something different altogether. it is a trojan horse. disguised as deficit reduction plan is really an attempt to impose a radical vision on our country. it is thinly veiled social darwin chg. >>> what an interesting week it was at the white house. how did the media cover it? >> president obama in full-fledged campaign mode. he wasted no time on tuesday ripping into the republican budget proposal as written by congressman paul ryan. president paints it as a series of cruel spending cuts. the question, jim, how did the media portray it? >> they completely agreed with the president on this. the "new york times" editorial page and news pages were synonymous, this is terrible. the president is clearly on the offensive on this. some are in favor and romney is kind of curious but economists wrote a sympathetic to romney line, actually embracing the r

miller. monica crowley, jim pinkerton, a contributing editor, the conservative magazine and columnist for the daily beast, kirsten powers, i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. ♪ >> the supreme court justices should now have all the information they need to decides on your health care coverage. >> in a landmark case the supreme court began arguments on the sweeping overhaul. >> marathon argument that the supreme court over president obama's health care law. >> jon: very big week in the national media when it comes to coverage. presentation of the supreme court case and the ultimate decision these justices will make. jim, the media didn't have much to do except speculate what the justices are going to decide, is that the appropriate way to go about this? >> well, yeah, you've got to fill up the time, right? including us here. and i counted five different media stories, one is what's inside the courtroom. and so scalia and-- and the second outside of the supreme court and third the spin as to what would happen, if the obamacare is either upheld or overturned and fourth, the paul ryan b

. >> writer and fox news contributor judy miller, monica crowley, jim pinkton contributing editor, and sally cohn. i'm jon scott, fox news watch is on right now. >> this congressional budget is something different altogether. >> it is a trojan horse. and disguised as deficit reduction plans, it's really an attempt to impose a radical vision on our country. it is thinly veiled social darwinism. it's antithetical to our entire history as a land of opportunity and upward mobility for everybody who is willing to work for it. >> oh, what an interesting week it was at the white house, how did the media cover it? president obama in full fledged campaign mode for reelection and he wasted no time on tuesday, ripping into the republican budget proposal as written by congressman paul ryan. the president paints it as a series of cruel spending cuts and the question, jim, how did the media portray it. >> they completely agreed, the new york times, editorial, pages were synonymous with me. this is terrible and look, the president is clearly on the offensive on this, and you know, some of the comment

jim marcus is one of them are and he made a one of a cane discovery. in his office of the law faculty of austin thomas miller case takes up a lot of space and eventually jim marcus entered this case almost by chance in one thousand nine hundred four back then he was working for an organization of volunteer lawyers defending inmates with no means of their own wrote one there are five by the time case was over the file itself filled to all that's it was a huge file. because over the over time we just collect all. a lot of evidence mostly documenting racism and. for months jim marcus studied all the files from the one nine hundred eighty six case one stumbled upon something. that dallas county had a manual that instructed prosecutors to discriminate against potential jurors on the basis of race religion gender who were wearing what jim marcus discovered was staggering a discrimination handbook written at the end of the sixties and used by judges to systematically exclude black members of the jury. basically it's based on stereotypes it's based on prejudices it says that. you know people who are from any minorit

miller show." welcome it to. oh, turn that frown upside down jim ward. you had what now?rgest bird outside my window. >> really? >> yeah. [ bird screeching ] >> and the cat was out there. kill! kill! >> say hello to my little friend. >> and then it was relieved by a helicopter over the house for 45 minutes. [ helicopter whirring ] >> that's because of lindsay lohan going to -- >> lindsay lohan was in my backyard? >> and patrick schwartz went there too, and he literally died. >> i'm literally dead from exhaust. >> path schwarzenegger. >> one hopes he meant -- >> when you have say it with that accent it has a totally different meaning -- >> you are not supposed to talk yet. could it be? ♪ >> okay. you are here. >> hump days with hal sparks yes! yes! >> it's not like we -- >> the radio didn't go away. >> don't forget those folks. >> yeah. by the way. at the snoop concert, they did a hologram of tu pack -- >> of tu pack sha cure. >> yeah and it was the first time it said that it literally looked like tu pac rose from the dead. >> even that is a wrong because he was a glowing

miller show." welcome to it. 22 minutes after the hour. jim oh, okay. >> eric boehlert remains in the side car. rick -- somebody -- >> he is a fox news straight anchor. >> meantime governor romney started the week giving an interview saying he leaves in a vast left-wing conspiracy within the media. >> well that is a fact rate tactic of pretty much every presidential campaign -- >> but isn't it true -- >> isn't it true? >> now he is playing the victim card everywhere he goes. >> yeah, yeah because america loves a whiner. >> yeah. especially a really rich duffy one. >> i don't think that's how ronald reagan got elected but in the movement if you are a candidate, you have to go around whining about the press and a vast come conspiracy and other things. it seems like something you have to do in the primary, and i can't imagine any of that being of any interest to general election voters. but it -- it has become sort of an unpleasant part of the right-wing dna. >> you know what he should be complaining about is whoever on his own staff told him to

miller. monica crowley, jim pinkerton, a contributing editor, the conservative magazine and columnist for thest, kirsten powers, i'm jon scott. fox news watch is on right now. ♪ >> the supreme court justices should now have all the information they need to decides on your health care coverage. >> in a landmark case the supreme court began arguments on the sweeping overhaul. >> marathon argument that the supreme court over president obama's health care law. >> jon: very big week in the national media when it comes to coverage. presentation of the supreme court case and the ultimate decision these justices will make. jim, the media didn't have much to do except speculate what the justices are going to decide, is that the appropriate way to go about this? >> well, yeah, you've got to fill up the time, right? including us here. and i counted five different media stories, one is what's inside the courtroom. and so scalia and-- and the second outside of the supreme court and third the spin as to what would happen, if the obamacare is either upheld or overturned and fourth, the paul ryan budget and

. >> jim in illinois you are on the "stephanie miller show." ething about obama warning the supreme court about overturning obamacare. first of all i don't think he understands the purpose of the judicial branch and the supreme court. >> really? well he is a constitutional law scholar -- >> yeah, where would he know about that? >> it's funny because unlike obama i have argued before in appellate cases -- >> were you the head of the harvard law review as well? >> i was not. >> no. >> but i also tried to find law review articles that he wrote, and you can't find them anywhere. which is interesting. >> i see, because he has no past, right? >> the supreme court -- >> he left them in kenya, probably, right? >> i have no idea -- >> i'm just saying probably right? >> out of the country in hawaii somewhere. >> as far as the supreme court, he said the supreme court should not overturn the mandate by congress. and it's just like -- >> that would be judicial overreach, judicial activism -- >> what appellate court did you argue in front of? >> illinois appe

>> and on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor judy miller, and new york daily news columnist andrea tantaros, jim pinkerton, american conservative editor magazine and talk radio service, ellen ratner, i'm rick folbaum. fox news watch is on right now. ♪ . >> we're here on behalf of our people and that means that we conduct ourselves with-- with the utmost dignity and obviously, what's been reported doesn't match up with those standards, but again, i think i'll wait until the full investigation is completed before i pass final judgment. >> that of course the president reacting to the news about u.s. secret service agents. and the elite force, assigned to protect the president and his family caught up in a scandal, involving prostitutes and access to their hotel in colombia and of course, because the media loves salacious scandals, the story making big news as did the colombian escort who ignited the scandal and there she is. and what happens in colombia doesn't stay in colombia. >> and a sign of how the media operates now days, some of these evidenced here for both the gsa and secret service came f

jim and me stephanie miller.ft turn in albuquerque? >> stephanie: i threw my back out. i'll take my shirt off again to show you my bengay patch. >> that is pretty hot. >> stephanie: kelly and bob write steph, saw your albuquerque show. it was just as great as the l.a. and phoenix shows. steph heads by the way steph head t-shirts selling like hotcakes at the albuquerque show. >> these are hotcakes. >> like pancakes. >> they're the right height and the right size. >> stephanie: the phoenix show turned out to be a little more expensive than we planned. we had free time before and saw the volt. erwe are now the happy owners of a volt. your progressive airline married couple. they bought a volt. we didn't tell you you had to buy a volt. it is not part of the sexy liberal ticket price but all right. sexy liberal tour director. breaking news, l.a. july 28th at the pantages. meet and greet even rob reiner couldn't get them. now, he will have to do a panel. he paid for tickets last time to see him. he paid for tickets to

i'm doing ♪ ♪ you really got me you really got me, you really got me ♪ >> it is the "stephanie miller show." jimon't have a choice and they must go to work and they still have to raise kids? thank goodness we value those people do. >> ray davies. [ buzzer sounds ] >> no. that was well-known struggling homemaker ann romney. >> dressage horse -- >> dressage horse rider. >> i'm sure there are other struggles in that household that we just don't know anything about. >> see there you go. >> what? >> i'm sorry that -- they told me these would be magic and -- [ laughter ] >> for some reason the spell isn't -- >> it's not magic. [ laughter ] >> all right. this is for squeezy as well. steph, i get the show on current, dressage has been a repeating topic, and it makes me hot. back when i was 20 i dated a women who did dressage horse riding, and she had incredible control over her thigh and pelvic muscles. as a rider she had to appear to be stationary so she is using those muscles to instruct the horse how to remove. >> uh-huh. >> she explained she felt great power with such a powerful animal between her l

. >> tom: jim kochan, chief fixed income stat gist, wells fargo. >> reporter: i'm erika miller in the south bronx. i'll tell you about an unconventional fundraising strategy that's helping schools like this one get extra teachers. >> tom: apple was the stock on wall street today, rising almost 9% to back over $600 per share. while u.s. customers may be waiting for a new iphone, the company is dialing up big business in asia. in the u.s., apple sells its iphones through national wireless carriers a.t.&t., verizon and sprint, but all three saw their iphone business drop in the most recent quarter. a.t.&t. activated 43% fewer iphones in the first quarter. verizon's iphone activations fell 26%. sprint just starting selling the iphone in october. this quarter, activations were down 17%. one reason for the drop off was the brisk sales of the new iphone 4s when it debuted in october. but apple's iphone sales fell only 5% last quarter thanks to a big jump in demand from china, demand that signals a huge opportunity. >> so, today, apple has a low single-digit percent of the market. they are ve

miller show." >> good morning, momma. i just have to correct something that jim said last hour.an nannies. >> yes. >> i believe our friend fran director is a nanny. and i believe she is smoking hot. >> yes, thank you for that. >> and mary poppins, i would tap that. >> yeah, awesome? ♪ just a spoon full of sugar ♪ >> don in north carolina you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> hi, dear, how are you doing? >> good. go ahead. >> in north carolina we're going to vote on may 8th for deciding whether gay people can get married. >> yep. and gee, i -- i didn't know the state was doing so well that that's all they had to worry about. >> ah, i know. you would think we do have more important things to worry about than taking rights away from people. >> yeah they should get married. let them suffer like everybody. >> there you go. ♪ let's give the boy a hand ♪ >> welcome to our nightmare, come on. there's room for everybody. 58 minutes after the hour. right back on the "stephanie miller show." ♪ ♪ [ theme music ] ♪ >>> hello, current tv fans. we're just hear telling smutty jokes as we n

martha: it is interesting, look at some names associated with this, jim webb, barney frank, others, brad millerfrom north carolina, dennis cardoza, california, all of them in very similar tones basically saying they think it may have been a mistake for the president to take on health care when he did and that they have real concerns about its electoral ramifications for their party? >> you're right. they do have buyer's remorse. i guess what they should have done is read the 2700 pages before they rammed it through in very partisan basis. now if they really want to know what the health care law is going to do, they have to read 15,000 pages. we added more than 12,000 pages to that 2700-page document. martha, this will be a disaster if the health care law actually gets implemented. let's keep our fingers crossed and hope the supreme court rules it unconstitutional and throw the entire law out so we can work toward real solutions. modest bills, smaller bills that actually fix the problem. martha: when you look at the electoral politics and you go back, to the 2012, 2010, i should say midterm elec

jim gafagan stops by studio 57. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. thank you for watching. i'm michelle miller. have a fantastic day. we'll see you on monday pop ,,,, >> the heart of the storm has passed but we are not out of the woods yet. >> a deputy

hand in my pocket and the other one is -- >> announcer: stephanie miller -- ♪ >> one hand in your pocket. >> yeah. thinking of you jimt the right height. >> i used to have a 1955 jim ward when i was a kid, and now i couldn't tell one jim ward from another, because i have so many of them. >> this hour brought to you by go to meeting. go to gotomeeting.com, and type in the promo code stephanie. hi, scott in missouri. >> hi, stephanie. i'm calling you from the depth of rush limbaugh land. >> yikes. >> wow. >> this is a place where liberals have to walk small. if you even mention you are a liberal or a liberal at your employment your advances are done. >> wow. >> i just discovered you a couple of weeks ago, i didn't know you existed before -- >> i didn't exist. i'm like nicole kidman -- >> it's the power of tv. >> yeah, exactly. we were talking -- we were just talking about george bush giving us advice on what to do with this economy. >> here is what you got to do -- you got -- you got all of the surplus here. you got to get rid of it. you are paying too much tax. >> does anybody think the titanic reunion cruise not such

jim harbaugh and chris oliver. come up at 11 on 7 news difficult speak with bruce miller from the 49ers and he told me about how he felt last year when he was going through the nfl draft. live in santa clara, lisa, abc 7 news. >>> all right thanks very much. there is a lieutenant more to come here tonight. first up. the 7 news i team explains what meat glue is. potentially dangerous but it is widely used and perfectly legal. we have this story just ahead. >>> and scare on board plane in chicago midway airport. why a flight is quarantined. >> whoa. l. >>reporter: neighbors are shocked. what police found after keeping a bay area business under surveillance. >> i'm spencer in the accu-weather forecast center. midweek showers behind us. weekend warm-up lies ahead. i have details in my accu-weather forecast coming up. >> spencer thanks very much. also tonight. why this animal could be the perfect ambassador between nations. fate lick cat between nations. fate lick cat and dog. stay with us meat glue. this chef doesn't use meat glue in the restaurant but like many people in the food industry, he knows how it works. >> y

miller. >> now the current tv audience is getting some bonuses so to speak. jimng of this, do i have time to go to the bathroom? i said not unless you pee on the chair. >> that's not good. >> never pick off the it guys. never. please. >> they have the one job in the office where the less you like them, the more you have to see them. they make sure you have to see them more often. >> i need to upgrade your firewall. >> get away from my set. >> they are like that "saturday night live" character. move! >> our it guys are wonderful. >> of course they are. >> they never overcome mri indicate things just to make themselves useful. >> i wait for wednesday or as i call it apple support day when hal is here. >> yeah. >> i can't figure out how to get my new app -- >> you can't figure out an app? >> it needs to be updated and -- i don't know. it's a whole thing. >> it's a mac -- >> i know. i know. i have already walked her through it. why don't you use your rotary phone to fix it. >> yeah, really. that's my impersonation of steph calling me. [ sound effects ] >> my rotary p