forth by your neighbor and then impressed not only with the plants, but the time and trouble with john david has taken to accommodate the neighbors on the street. as a senior citizen, i like the staircase he proposes that will eventually connect the streets so that i don't have to walk in the road. i walked to the bus stop at night after work. i also think the light and he wants to put in will put the -- make the streets safer than it is now. i think it is a classic project and support it despite the fact that i will have a slightly lesser view from the deck. -- from the deck." no other opponents of the other shown up to any of the meetings. one public meeting we did have, none of the people came. thank you. president olague: thank you. are there additional speakers in support of the project sponsor? >> good afternoon, commissioners. i have a small architectural practice i operate out of my home, which is located down the street from the proposed project. i've lived there with my family for the past will years. i would like to voice my strong support for the project as proposed for the following

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david gergen's voodoo economics. but you're right, john -- >> you peach the speech righter. >> yes. he has a basic point.hat he is talking about growth, jobs. he's breaking out of this terrible box obama is in, where obama has run out of options what to do, and there's no program to get the economy moving, which you've got to do! so he's selling a huge national vacuum. >> sock. the pawlenty plan this week drew the support of a major american leader, chairman of general electric jack welch. >> everything i see tim pawlenty say in the last month appeals to me. if you hear what he says in his vision for america, and plan he put out in the last 48 hours, every time i see him on an interview, your show or someone else's, the guy makes sense! >> question, is jack welch's jockeying for a cabinet position pawlenty presidency? [laughter] >> can't ask with a straight face. >> i think not. and when president reagan was in the white house, marginal taxes were at 70%. it's lowest point since 1950 today. there's a plan that eliminates the capital gains tax, it eliminates the estate tax. it's a huge handout to the uppe

in 2007, senator david vitter, a republican from louisiana, was caught up in a prostitution ring investigation. he has since been reelected and republican johnn of nevada remained in the senate for more than a year after he was caught allegedly paying off the family of his mistress. ensign only resigned last month, scott, when an ethics investigation report was about to be made public. >> pelley: nancy, help us understand why congressman weiner matters. >> scott, he holds kind of a unique position in the democratic caucus. the president has a lot of critics on the right but wynner is one of his most outspoken critics on the left. wherever liberals feel that the president is straying too far from their principles in the pursuit of compromise. it's unclear how well he's going to be able to perform that role now, a role even the president has said is very important. >> pelley: nancy, thank you. dominique strauss-kahn got quite a reception outside of court in new york today. (chanting "shame on you") >> pelley: the former head of the international monetary fund listened to chants of "shame on you" from more than 100 hotel workers. strauss-kahn h

has won five straight series in philly. adrian gonzalez making a second career start i iright so david ortiz can play right. ortiz strikes out. raul ibanez faced knockoff johnackey. that will drive in a run so the phils taking the early lead. top of the fifth same score. runner on first for lackey. pitcher helping out his own cause. that's a deep shot. shane victorino can't get there. one run scores. on the double, last sox pitcher with an rbi double, derek lowe, bottom seven, ibanez, this time he goes yards and in his previous seven ibanez had one hit, just a triple shy of the cycle on wednesday. top eight, two outs, adrian gonzalez is going to ground out. that will do it. phillies win, 2-1. >>> former first baseman mo vaughn at y ykee stadium to watch the yankees take on the brewers. new york down 1. robinson cano. morgan, sacrificing life and limb. crashes into the wall out there. cano in for a triple. take another look. full speed boom. it's padded, but that's still going to pound the head. cano would score on a nick swisher single. later in the fourth, still tied at 1. russell martin, three-run job tenth of the year, and the yanks win by a final of 5-2

john boehner, playing a round of golf. so, what's behind this unlikely duo on the course? and who played a better game? here's david kerley. >> reporter: this is the first time the president has invited his chief republican rival to play golf. and these fierce political rivals were playing as partners today. >> this was about getting to know each other. at the human level, it reduces a little bit of the stress and the distance of criticism, back and forth between the president and the republicans. >> reporter: the president and the speaker are bitter opponents on nearly every issue. and have traded barbs. >> he can't be that out of touch. >> president obama spends an awful lot of time making excuses and whining about others. >> reporter: but the two men are said to like each other and have a good relationship. the same cannot be said for their parties. remember the state of the union? >> you lie. >> the town has changed. there's no moderates anymore. it's an endangered species in washington. and i think the president is reaching out, trying to bring boehner over closer to where he is. >> reporter: so, what did they talk about at the so-called golf summit? most likely the defi

john stewart. trying to be a comedy show is the way the news program wound up. david foster wall lis says irony is the sound of a burden that hasove its cage. >> mmm, don't know what that means. >> will somebody raise their hand who knows what that means. >> or raise your glass. >> when it is tucker carlson whose life is getting ruined because he wears a bow tie, but when it is my buddy, it is time for somber sadness. i love "the daily show." i think stewart is gifted and he should have handled it better. >> where do you see this going? >> i think he will be eventually forced to give up his seat and it will probably be filled by ashton kutcher. >> i hope so. he is fantastic. >> you were known forgiving up your seat. what do you think will happen? >> i don't think he was going to resign. i i changed my mind. i feel we are scratching the surface. >> you were talking about the skin color. >> exactly. >> i think this is the beginning. i think he saw how other politicians were able to survive something like this but he came about it in such an awful way that the chickens are coming out jie. it shows how power corrupts. that he as a

has been there since the clinton administration. but if you look at the two most recent women arrivals on the court, elena kagan and sonya sotomayor, they replaced john paul stephens and david souter, would have been in the minority. so the women didn't make a difference. >> the 5-4 the women are almost always voting together on the 5-4 decisions in the court. >> a lot of the decisions this year have once again broken on those ideological lines. and the women are in what we call the more liberal wing of the supreme court. gwen: all right. what are the -- >> all right. what are the other cases left on the docket for the supreme court? >> monday will be the last day. gwen: he started his countdown now. >> the little digital clock is running. the two most interesting that are left are first of all for the purposes of this program, a political funding case from arizona. and this is a case that said if you're a publicly funded candidate, you don't take any private contributions or take the state's money you get a certain amount of dough. if your praoistly funded opponent spends more than that the state bumps you up to match that. and the allegation is that by people who oppose t

david curley has more on the big golf summit in washington. >>> golf seems to have captured the president's passion his handicap is in the high teens. it's double that of his speaker of john boehner who belongs to two golf clubs and has 20 rounds this year. what are they expecting? >> president notion that boehner is a better golfer but he is competitive. so republicans have got to give more on the big political debate. >> boehner reasonable doesn't want to lose to the president but he wants him to know he doesn't slice the ball he has the tea party to deal with. >> amy walter and golf pro ed collins join me on the course in what to expect at the summit. >> got yeah! >> this is competition. >> he sees golf as a way to escape washington and speaker boehner as part of the politics in washington. it's how you raise money and get business down. -- >> but today its social game lots of time to talk between shots. >> does anything come out of the round of golf? >> at best though it can be an opportunity for two people from washington to prove that washington -- you win games on short game not on this, right. >> i almost made it. >> lisa joins us whether it's going to be golf wea

john mccain, not the modest withdrawal i hoped for. too little too late, ron paul. we will continue to press for a better outcome, nancy pelosi. far too slow a pace, barbara boxer. david gergen has serious questions about the speech. in a nutshell, why is everyone so unhappy? >> well, it really is strange, isn't it? the president and his people felt they were splitting the difference. this will be the goldilocks speech. not too hot or too cold, just right. they are all piling on here. i'm not surprised by the republican side. particularly john mccain. what surprised me about the democrats, they normally try to swallow their differences and say, he got bin laden. he's been a great president. >> why did they do it? couldn't they see it coming? >> i think they must have seen it -- yeah, they briefed people, so they must have known it was coming. i think they feel it will play better in the long run. we have not heard public opinion. it may be stronger in favor of the president than people in washington. i will tell you i think the way the chem.s piled on this way is likely to lower the approval rating in the public. >> this looked for a lot of people like a political decision. seem

david axelrod sit at the headquarters in chicago at this point and think i'm fairly certain i'm going to be running against "x"? >> i think, john, there's more uncertainty about this republican race than there hasxperience. you've been around about as long as i have. and because generally, the republican party's been a hierarchical party and the guy who's in the queue moves up. that was true with bush, dole, mccain. by that count, romney should be the nominee but i don't think anybody's certain. the tea party's introduced some uncertainty in that process and it will be very interesting. it will be a good time to be a journalist. >> i hope you're watching. >> will do. >> thanks. >> good to be with you. >>> we're only minutes away from tonight's first republican debate here in new hampshire. up next, we're taking a closer look inside the hall. we'll preview what to look for from each of tonight's contenders. stay with us. [ man ] ♪ trouble ♪ trouble, trouble trouble, trouble ♪ ♪ trouble been doggin' my soul ♪ since the day i was born ♪ worry ♪ oh, worry, worry worry, worry ♪ [ announcer ] when it comes to things you care about, leave nothing to chance. travelers. take the scary out of life. her m

what natio has to guest: david petraeus will continue to do with karzai as general john allen takes overere may be some legitimate reform of the karzai administration. we want to see everything done above board. it does not always happen. we will continue to watch for those things. we will be on the lookout for the things that pose themselves in the worst light for u.s. and allied action, for some of our allies who have larger for structure -- force structure. even those who have small structure and therefore reason. they will have a voice in how things are done -- have a small structure are there for a reason. they will have a voice in how things are done. host: on twitter -- was our mission to get bin laden? guest: i'd think the mission had several elements -- i think the mission had several elements. getting bin laden was a great thing. there are other leaders. the question was asked earlier. we have a global scope on this. when we squeeze in afghanistan, we're going to see the bad element go elsewhere. we are going to have to chase them. eventually, she tried are going to do somethin

david, thank you very much. >>> joining us now is one of new york's best known defense attorneys who has represented mobsters johneard that the judge is postponing the decision on appointing the request for a public defender. it is going to be difficult for bulger to get someone to represent him? >> i don't think it will be difficult. the judge is proceeding carefully here. the bottom line is that a defendant who claims he's unable to afford a lawyer is given an opportunity to fill out a financial statement, swear to its contents and, unless the judge has specific evidence to the contrary, he'll appoint a lawyer. >> let's talk about the feds dropping the earlier indictment that was the reason that bulger fled to begin with and they want to basically get him on the murder charges, why why was this done? and is this a better ploy? because from what i've read, they had a better case with those charges more so than with the murder charges. >> it's not a question of a better case. i know that the lawyers -- it was reported this morning that the lawyers thought that the government was forum shopping spop that lead mees